Watch & Listen

“20th Anniversary Celebration”
[Psalms] – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

“Just a Few More Things”
[Romans 16:17-27] – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

A farewell often reveals the depth of a relationship. It usually holds two things: the hope of reunion, expressed through careful instruction, and the affirmation of shared affection— such as the words, “I love you.” As Paul concludes his epistle to the church in Rome, his letter carries both.

“Theology with Tenderness”
[Romans 16:1-16] – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

Romans is undoubtedly a theological treatise written by the apostle Paul. Yet Paul is not merely a theologian; he is a member of the church, part of the body of believers, and that identity calls for genuine love toward others within that body. As Paul brings his letter to the Romans to a close, this chapter clearly displays that love.

“The Movement of Glory”
[Luke 2:1-20] – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

Two thousand years ago, the world was not ready to give Him glory—yet glory filled the night sky. The Word became flesh. Today, we return to a story you know well—the birth narrative of Jesus Christ—but perhaps you will see it anew. To God be the glory; great things He has done.

“The King Will Receive Glory”
[Isaiah 34-35] – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

When it comes to glorifying the King, there is no opting out. Those who dwell in His kingdom have no authority to withhold honor from their King. The question is not whether He will be glorified, but how. That answer is unavoidable—and it carries eternal weight. So, in what way will you give glory to the King?

“Is He King or Not?”
[Isaiah 9:6-7] – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

Why does Jesus seem so readily embraced at Christmas? Front yards display nativity scenes, carols proclaiming His birth are sung, and even Christmas Eve services attended—even by those who are largely indifferent towards the Christian faith. What is it about this season that creates such tolerance—even comfort— with Jesus.