Today we come to the line in the Apostle’s Creed that is going to force us to consider a doctrine that receives very little attention in modern Evangelicalism. Following our confession that Jesus was crucified, dead and buried, we confess: He descended into hell.

The line in the Creed that we will be studying today brings us to the theological centre of the Christian faith. Today we confess that the Lord Jesus Christ was crucified dead and buried. Today’s scripture reference is Mark 15:21-47  

Jesus’ earthly ministry was not summarized with any of the words that we might expect. It wasn’t a life of triumph, or leisure, or applause, or victory. No, Jesus’ earthly life was a life of suffering. Today’s sermon is based on Isaiah 52:13-53:12

Today, we come to a line in the Creed that speaks of Jesus Christ being conceived by the Holy Spirit and his virgin birth. The scripture reference is Matthew 1:18-25

As we behold God’s holiness, we become increasingly aware of how unholy we are.

Today, in our study of the Apostle’s Creed, we are going to spend our time reflecting on two simple words: I believe in God the Father Almighty, Maker of heaven and earth; and in Jesus Christ His only Son our Lord Do you understand the implications of those two words when you recite them? It […]

As you recite the Apostle’s Creed, you are both declaring WHAT you believe and WHO you belong to. The Creed describes the center of the center of the Christian faith and, as we proclaim it, we join our voices with faithful brothers and sisters in Christ right through the ages! Hebrews 1:1-4

Over the next few months, we are going to be worshiping and studying our way through the Apostle’s Creed. I believe that this study is going to be a corrective for us in a number of healthy ways. For starters, I think this is going to provide a helpful corrective for that urge inside of […]

Almost immediately, my heart was drawn to Psalm 42. We’re going to be reading both Psalm 42 and Psalm 43 today because they are widely considered to be one song – a song that could be appropriately titled: A song for the weary heart. Psalm 42-43

There is a terrible – but perhaps helpful – irony in the fact that we are being forced to spend Christmas Sunday apart. Christmas, of course, is the celebration of the incarnation. It is the celebration of the glorious fact that God came to dwell with us! It is the celebration of God’s NEARNESS. John […]