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For His Eyes Only: Giving to the Glory of God

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For His Eyes Only: Giving to the Glory of God
In Matthew chapter 6, Jesus addresses the three great pillars of Jewish piety: giving, praying, and fasting. But He begins with a staggering warning against the sin of hypocrisy—practicing our righteousness before men to be noticed by them. Our Lord teaches that those who perform for the applause of the crowd have no reward from their Father in heaven. Join Tom Pennington as he considers the Sermon on the Mount and a Christian perspective on giving—For His Eyes Only: Giving to the Glory of God.

The Christian Virtue of Hospitality
Would you describe yourself as a hospitable person? The often-overlooked Christian virtue of hospitality needs to be recaptured by Christians today. In this series, Pastor Tom encourages believers to be hospitable towards others, especially in a culture increasingly shaped by isolation, self-interest, and superficial connection. Join Tom Pennington as he helps believers understand from Scripture The Christian Virtue of Hospitality.

Found Righteous
In this series, we consider the very heart of Paul’s letter to the Romans, where he describes the foundation upon which the entire Christian faith stands or falls: the doctrine of justification by faith alone. In Romans, Paul has already shown that every person falls short of God’s standard. But in Romans chapter 3, Paul presents the good news at the core of the gospel: that God offers His own righteousness as a gift through faith in Jesus Christ. Join Tom Pennington as he explains Romans 3:21–31 and that those who repent and believe in Jesus Christ are Found Righteous.
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A Case for Expository Preaching
In this series, Tom presents five arguments that support the biblical model of expository preaching.





