The eternal Son of God took to himself a true human nature from the virgin Mary. What happened in the incarnation, how, why, and how it benefits us.

Christ alone is the eternal, natural Son of God; we are adopted children by grace. And with his precious blood he purchased us to be his very own.

Christ is anointed as our prophet, priest, and king—the triple cure for our ignorance, guilt, and corruption—and every Christian shares in his anointing.

Names have meaning, and Jesus means Savior: he saves us from our sins, and salvation is not to be sought or found in anyone else. Mark 2 and Q&A 29–30.

Providence is the almighty, ever-present power of God. Knowing it makes us patient in adversity, thankful in prosperity, and confident for the future.

To say 'I believe in God' is to trust the almighty Creator as my faithful Father, who provides whatever I need and turns all adversity to my good.

Baptized into one name—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The urgency, the mystery, and the vitality of the doctrine of the Trinity for faith and life.

Not all are saved; only those grafted into Christ by true faith. What true faith is—sure knowledge and wholehearted trust—and how it differs from false.

The gospel is not a slogan but a person: Jesus Christ, foreshadowed from Paradise through patriarchs and prophets and fulfilled in God's own beloved Son.

Job longed for an arbiter to lay his hand on God and man alike. Jesus Christ, true God and true righteous man, is that mediator—our complete deliverance.

God requires that his justice be satisfied. Why we cannot make the payment ourselves and what kind of mediator and deliverer we must look for instead.

Is God unjust to require what we cannot do? Dr. Daniel Hyde preaches Nahum 1 and Heidelberg Catechism Q&A 9–11 on God's justice, wrath, and mercy.

What did Jesus mean by "born again"? Dr. Daniel Hyde preaches John 3:1–8 and Heidelberg Catechism Q&A 8 on regeneration by the Spirit of God.

Created in God's image, fallen in Adam. Dr. Daniel Hyde preaches Heidelberg Catechism Q&A 6–7 from Genesis 1:26–31 on our creation and our corruption.

The law is not an x-ray of outward conduct but a CAT scan of the heart. Dr. Daniel Hyde on Heidelberg Catechism Q&A 3–5 and the rich ruler in Luke 18.

Guilt, grace, and gratitude: Heidelberg Catechism Q&A 2 outlines what we must know to live and die in the joy of the comfort of belonging to Jesus Christ.

From Romans 8, Dr. Daniel Hyde shows how to answer every accusation of the devil with the comfort of Heidelberg Catechism Q&A 1: I belong to Jesus Christ.

What is your only comfort in life and in death? Not Calvinism or any system of doctrine, but belonging body and soul to my faithful Savior, Jesus Christ.

Dr. Daniel Hyde opens a sermon series through the Heidelberg Catechism, showing from 1 Timothy why we need healthy doctrine for faith, love, and hope.