Hark The Herald Angel Sing - part 7
by Reed Bradley on December 8th, 2025
Hail the heaven-born Prince of Peace!Hail the Sun of Righteousness!Light and life to all he brings,risen with healing in his wings.All glory and honor to Jesus Christ! He was born into the flesh by the very power of God most High, given to be the Prince of Peace! Praise Him for this divine act of mercy and redemption!The hymn pulls from Malachi 4 where the prophet speaks of the coming day of the L...  Read More
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Hark The Herald Angel Sing - part 6
by Reed Bradley on December 7th, 2025
veiled in flesh the Godhead see;hail th'incarnate Deity,pleased with man as man to dwell,Jesus, our Immanuel.“And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen his glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth” John 1:14The incredible mystery of Christmas is that the creator of the universe stepped down into His creation, taking on the fullness of humanity w...  Read More
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O Come O Come Emmanuel, Part 2
by Ryan McAllister on December 6th, 2025
My aunt died last week. Her name was Carol.She had lived with a brain tumor for twenty-three years, and after all that time she finally went to her Savior’s side the day before Thanksgiving. We held her funeral yesterday. Snow fell softly over Northern Virginia—gentle, quiet, beautiful. I kept thinking how much she would have loved seeing God’s artistry on such full display.Throughout the day I fo...  Read More
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Hark The Herald Angel Sing - part 5
by Reed Bradley on December 6th, 2025
late in time behold him come,offspring of the Virgin's womb:No Jesus wasn’t late for His appointment. He wasn’t procrastinating in heaven thinking he’d get around to it eventually.The song refers to an idea we find in the book of Galatians. “But when the fullness of time had come, God sent forth His son, born of a woman, born under the law, to redeem those who were under the law, so that we might ...  Read More
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Hark The Herald Angel Sing - part 4
by Reed Bradley on December 5th, 2025
Christ, by highest heaven adored,Christ, the everlasting Lord,And His name shall be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. Isaiah 9:6bThe child awaited was to be someone eternal, everlasting in His person and His kingdom. Isaiah foretold that it would be the zeal of the LORD (Yahweh) of hosts who would accomplish this. (Isa. 9:7). Jesus who was given the name ...  Read More
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Hark The Herald Angel Sing - part 3
by Reed Bradley on December 4th, 2025
Joyful, all ye nations, rise,join the triumph of the skies;with th'angelic hosts proclaim,"Christ is born in Bethlehem!"Joyful! This is the spirit of acknowledging the birth of Christ the king! The invitation of the hymn to the nations! To rise joyfully and join the chorus of the angels!We know that at the name of Jesus one day every knee will bow and every tongue will confess that Christ is Lord,...  Read More
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Hark The Herald Angel Sing - part 2
by Reed Bradley on December 3rd, 2025
Peace on earth, and mercy mild,God and sinners reconciled!The question ever since the fall of Adam and Eve in the garden has been; can the sinner be made right with God? Yes, the answer in Jesus Christ is ‘Yes’! The great multitude of angels called forth to the hillside all those years ago:“Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men.” Luke 2:14Peace had come to earth. A ...  Read More
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Hark The Herald Angel Sing - part 1
by Reed Bradley on December 2nd, 2025
One of my favorite Christmas hymns is Hark! The Herald Angel Sing, originally written by Charles Wesley as "A Hymn for Christmas Day" it was adapted by George Whitfield and others to become what we know today. This advent I'd like to lead us through a few days (eight to be precise) of meditating on this classic Christmas hymn. Let's dive right in!Hark! The Herald Angel sing,“Glory to the newborn K...  Read More
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O Come O Come Emmanuel, Part 1
by Ryan McAllister on November 29th, 2025
My favorite Christmas hymn is “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel.” I absolutely love it. To me, it’s one of the most beautiful songs we sing at any point in the year. The melody and lyrics work together to produce a haunting, yearning ache that perfectly captures the longing at the heart of Advent. And its history is among the oldest in the Christian liturgy—rich with depth, Scripture, and even a “hidden message” woven into the ancient text. Over the next four weeks, leading up to Christmas Eve, I want to walk with you through this hymn’s background and its profound theological meaning.  Read More
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Disappointment
by Eddie Exline on November 8th, 2025
       It goes without saying, we all face disappointment. Sometimes it's just small things, like your favorite sports team losing or the grocery store being out of your favorite ice cream. But other times we get hit hard in our personal lives. Relationships go bad, our job, finances, school, our and our family's health, all of those things can go south quite fast, and you're left wondering what h...  Read More
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Have I Not Commanded You | Part 5 | Joshua 7
by William Wolfe on October 9th, 2025
Title: The Severity of Sin and God's Justice: Lessons from Achan's TransgressionSermon Summary: This sermon explores the gravity of sin and its consequences through the story of Achan in Joshua 7. It emphasizes that sin is worse than we often think, always has consequences, and deserves judgment. The pastor highlights God's justice and mercy, the importance of confession and repentance, and the ul...  Read More
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Everyone has an opinion on immigration
by Eddie Exline on October 7th, 2025
Everyone has an opinion on immigration. Even if you don't, you'll hear about the topic debated non-stop through the news and social media. As Christians, there's only one opinion that really matters, and that's God's opinion. So what does the Bible say about it?  Read More
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Have I Not Commanded You | Part 4 | Joshua 6:1-25
by William Wolfe on September 30th, 2025
Title: The Battle of Jericho: Obedience, Resistance, and Surrender to God's PlanSermon Summary: This sermon explores the battle of Jericho as recorded in Joshua 6, highlighting three key responses to God's commands: resistance (Jericho), obedience (Israel), and surrender (Rahab). The pastor emphasizes that all things are ultimately devoted to the Lord, either through destruction or through life. T...  Read More
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Have I Not Commanded You | Part 3 | Joshua 5:13-15
by William Wolfe on September 30th, 2025
Title: Are You on the Lord's Side? The Encounter with the CommanderSermon Summary: This sermon explores Joshua's encounter with the commander of the Lord's army before the battle of Jericho. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing God's presence, submitting to His authority, and demonstrating faith through obedience. The pastor draws parallels between Joshua's experience and the Christian life...  Read More
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And then, pray some more.
by Eddie Exline on September 26th, 2025
Everyday it seems we hear news of some great new evil or tragedy. Shootings, murders, natural disasters, insane policies and proposals that run counter to everything that is good or wise. The list is very long, and seems to grow longer each day. It can be overwhelming and leave you feeling defeated. It can make you want to tune out, drop out, and wait for the end... but that's not God's plan for u...  Read More
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Have I Not Commanded You | Part 2 | Joshua 2:1-24
by William Wolfe on September 19th, 2025
Title: God's Radical Mercy: Rahab's Faith and the Conquest of CanaanSermon Summary: This sermon explores the story of Rahab in Joshua 2, emphasizing God's boundless mercy and justice. It addresses skeptics' concerns about the conquest of Canaan while highlighting God's faithfulness to His promises and His perfect justice. The sermon underscores the importance of siding with God, regardless of one'...  Read More
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Have I Not Commanded You | Part 1 | Joshua 1:1-9
by William Wolfe on September 12th, 2025
Title: Be Strong and Courageous: God's Faithfulness in JoshuaSermon Summary: This sermon introduces a new series on the book of Joshua, emphasizing God's faithfulness to His promises and the call for believers to be strong and courageous. The pastor highlights the historical context of Joshua's leadership following Moses and draws parallels to the Christian life today. He stresses the importance o...  Read More
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That You May Know | Part 4 | 1st John 5
by William Wolfe on August 31st, 2025
Title: Knowing God's Truth: Confidence in ChristSermon Summary: This sermon explores the importance of having confidence in Christ and knowing key truths as believers. Pastor Reed Bradley examines the closing passages of 1 John, emphasizing that true humility comes from trusting God's word rather than doubting it. He outlines five essential truths that believers should know with certainty, includi...  Read More
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That You May Know | Part 3 | 1st John 4-5
by William Wolfe on August 31st, 2025
Title: The Love of God: Our Foundation and CallingSermon Summary: This sermon explores the profound love of God as the foundation of Christian faith and the calling for believers to love one another. It emphasizes that God's love, demonstrated through Christ's sacrifice, is the source of our salvation and the model for how we should relate to fellow believers. The sermon challenges listeners to ac...  Read More
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That You May Know | Part 2 | 1st John 1
by William Wolfe on August 31st, 2025
Title: Walking in the Light: Assurance and Advocacy in ChristSermon Summary: This sermon explores the themes of God's nature as light, our sinful nature, and the assurance we have in Christ as our advocate. It emphasizes the importance of confessing our sins, living in obedience to God's commandments, and understanding our identity as children of God. The pastor discusses the tension between our o...  Read More
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That You May Know | Part 1 | 1st John 1
by William Wolfe on August 11th, 2025
Title: The Non-Negotiable Truths of Christ: Understanding Jesus as Fully God and Fully ManSermon Summary: This sermon, based on 1 John 1:1-4, emphasizes the importance of understanding and accepting the fundamental truths about Jesus Christ's nature as both fully God and fully human. The pastor stresses that these truths are non-negotiable for Christian faith and warns against false teachings that...  Read More
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LCCA/IBDG Joint Service
by William Wolfe on August 11th, 2025
Title: Confidence in Christ: Drawing Near and Stirring Up the BodySermon Summary: This sermon explores the theme of Christian confidence rooted in Christ's sacrifice and priesthood. It emphasizes the importance of drawing near to God both individually and corporately, holding fast to our faith, and actively participating in the church community. The message challenges believers to view church not ...  Read More
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Replacing Stone, Reviving Bone | Part 13 | Ezekiel 47
by William Wolfe on August 11th, 2025
Title: The Return of God's Glory: Hope for Exiles and BelieversSermon Summary: This sermon explores the final chapters of Ezekiel, focusing on the prophet's vision of God's glory returning to the temple and the promise of restoration. It draws parallels between the exiles' situation and modern believers' spiritual journey, emphasizing the need for repentance, the power of God's grace, and the hope...  Read More
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Replacing Stone, Reviving Bone | Part 12 | Ezekiel 37
by William Wolfe on July 27th, 2025
Title: From Dry Bones to Living Hope: God's Redemptive PowerSermon Summary: This sermon explores the profound message of hope and redemption found in Ezekiel 37, particularly the vision of the Valley of Dry Bones. It emphasizes the utter hopelessness of humanity apart from God's intervention, likening our spiritual state to dry bones. The sermon highlights God's power to bring life from death, bot...  Read More
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