The same Jesus who carried our sins to the cross will preserve us throughout this earthly pilgrimage. One day, He will raise us in glory and bring us into a renewed creation where sin, sorrow, and death are gone forever. Until that day, our confession remains unchanged: Christ alone is our righteousness, Christ alone is our hope, and Christ alone is worthy of all the glory.
The Struggle with Sin (and Why There’s Hope)
This content addresses the conflict between the believer's forgiveness in Christ and ongoing sin. It emphasizes that salvation relies solely on Christ's work, not personal performance, alleviating the burden of self-examination. Believers are called to acknowledge sin while relying on grace, highlighting a journey of faith and dependence on Christ until ultimate redemption.
Sermon Video – Built By Grace Chosen For Glory
https://youtu.be/1fzR4T7sYfg?si=WYvPSJLSXZh21IJE In this message from 1 Peter 2:2-10, we are reminded that the Christian life is sustained entirely by the sovereign grace and mercy of God. Believers are called to hunger for the Word, rest upon Christ the Living Stone, and rejoice in the identity God has graciously given to His people.
Christ is More than Enough
All human effort falls short of dealing with sin, but Hebrews 10:4–10 points us to the only true hope. This article explores the insufficiency of old covenant sacrifices and the perfect, once-for-all offering of Jesus Christ, calling us to rest fully in His finished work and the grace of God.
Peace and Holiness
Believers are called to pursue peace with all people and to rest in the perfect holiness found only in Christ. Our own efforts cannot produce the holiness God requires, but through the finished work of Jesus—the Substitute and Redeemer of His people—we are made perfectly righteous before a holy God. Look not to yourself, but to Christ alone, our Peace and our Holiness.
Faith in Action: The Word at Work
In Faith in Action: The Word at Work, Pastor Jason K. Boothe explores James 1:19–27, showing how God's gift of faith goes beyond hearing God’s Word—it informs our character, guides our actions, and bears fruit in daily life. Learn how to be quick to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger, and how true religion expresses itself through love, compassion, faith toward God and goodwill toward our fellow man.
The Pure in Heart
Discover the meaning of Jesus’ words, “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God” (Matthew 5:8). This article explores the difference between outward appearances of religion and the true inward purity that comes only through the cleansing blood of Christ. Learn how the pure in heart serve God with sincerity, not for recognition or gain, but out of love and gratitude for their Savior. Be encouraged with the promise that those who are made pure in Christ will one day see God and dwell with Him forever.
Perfected Forever
Those who are saved are "perfected forever" through the blood of Jesus Christ.
Grace Abounds
Pastor Jason Boothe teaches through the major points of Romans 6:1-14. For God's people, grace abounds, we are dead to the law, and we seek to serve our Lord from a heart of love, shunning the wrong and doing the right, albeit imperfectly in this life.