Matt concludes this series with a look at how what we do with our bodies should be informed by our trust in the authority of scripture rather than our own preferences or interpretation.

Rev. Alex Hicks, VP Advancement at Trinity Anglican Seminary, continued our series, focusing on translations of scriptures and examining the question: "are English Bible's actually God's Word?"

Can we trust the formation of the New Testament canon? How can we have confidence that the 27 books of the New Testament are what God wanted us to have and to read? Pastor Jonathan Tagg reviewed the Biblical, Historical, and Theological evidence to ensure we can.

Dr. Tim Johnson, Executive Director of the Bradley Study Center at Virginia Tech, spoke on trusting the canon, the official collection of books recognized as inspired Scripture, as authoritative books that have been passed down to us.

Is the Bible truly words spoken from God? If scripture is really "God-breathed," then opening the Bible is placing ourselves beneath the Word that comes from God with confidence that is does come from God. We don't correct it to our opinions but to allow scripture to shape and change us.

Matthew Joss, Director of University Ministry, focused on the importance of understanding what the Bible says as foundational for knowing if we can trust it.

This first week in the seven-week series examined why we have this series about the Bible.

Pastor Jonathan concluded this three-week sermon series with an in-depth look at Holy Communion.

Deacon and Director of Discipleship Scott Cramer walked through our typical order of worship, explaining why we do what we do in worship.

Pastor Jonathan introduced this 3-week series with a look at what the Church is and isn't.