Focus your mind for a moment on a man Simeon living in Jerusalem some 2000 years ago. He has followed God his whole life and has been faithful and devout in everything that God has asked him to do. As long as he could remember, he had been reading the...
If you have never taken the time to sit down and read 1 John as a whole, this is the week to do it. 1 John is a 5 Chapter book that probably will take you less than 15 minutes to read. While it certainly has some challenging sections, the...
In Mark 2, Jesus is having dinner with his disciples and, to the Pharisees’ surprise, sinners and tax collectors. Instead of asking Jesus directly, the scribes of the Pharisees question Jesus’ disciples about this. Jesus overheard though, and he answered, “It is not those who are healthy who need a...
The book of Amos was written during a time when the nation of Israel was experiencing a lot of success economically. The kingdoms around them were declining, and the wealth of the nation as a whole was growing. Additionally, they had managed to restore the form of Old Covenant worship...
There is nothing wrong with doing well spiritually, But if you are doing well spiritually, you are challenged to think more about what we can do for others!
During the crazy times in life, we need to focus on things that will bring true joy to us. A look at the book of Philippians will help us seek a mind of joy in all that we do.
The sermon series will explore how Christians can avoid faithless living when surrounded by a world that condones such.
As we live our Christian life, we will often feel exhausted and fatigued by the constant pressures and struggles. This series examines how God's word challenges us even in those times of tribulation to remain faithful.
“Men of Israel, listen to these words: Jesus the Nazarene, a man attested to you by God with miracles and wonders and signs which God performed through Him in your midst, just as you yourselves know— this Man, delivered over by the predetermined plan and foreknowledge of God, you nailed...
When God created our world, the very first thing he did was introduce light and separated it from darkness according to Genesis 1. Knowing that we would need light for several different things, God would later go on to make lights to govern the day and the night. If you...