Today we talk about the joy that Jesus experienced in demonstrating God’s great love and limitless mercy on the cross. Hebrews 12:1,2 describes this joy, His disregard for His own shame, and His finished work.
Today we talk about a couple books that have been a tremendous encouragement and challenge to me: Gentle & Lowly – The Heart of Christ for Sinners and Sufferers https://www.crossway.org/books/gentle-and-lowly-hcj/ and Winsome Conviction: How to Disagree without Dividing the Church https://www.ivpress.com/winsome-conviction
We talk today about what the Bible means by “meditate” and the increasingly great significance of caring for yourself spiritually in times of isolation and interruption.
When leaders in the church fail, it is an opportunity for the church to respond in ways that seek restoration and repentance. As people of the truth, we show ourselves to be followers of Jesus Christ when we face hard truths with courage and perspective.
Today we look back at our time together in Habakkuk 3 from the end of last year and consider how to look forward in hope in the early days of 2021. Let’s be resolved this year to stand in awe of who God is, remember His provision in the past, and confidently place our trust […]
The blessing of Jacob to his son Judah in Genesis 49 is a powerful picture of the overwhelming abundance that will be and is currently available in the person of Jesus Christ. It is no wonder that only Jesus can bring the fulfillment we so desperately seek.
Today we talk about the women listed in Matthew’s genealogy, their stories, and what we might learn from their inclusion in the first page of the New Testament.
Tonight we talk about the practical implications of the Deity of Christ (that Jesus was God). We all have needs in the course of our lives for people to come alongside us to help us in specific ways. Jesus, as God’s one and only Son is uniquely qualified to help us with our deepest need: […]
Tonight we start a series looking at the potential of the six essentials to activate the way we talk about our faith we others. How can these six doctrinal truths activate more effective witness in our lives? We start tonight by talking about the authority of Scripture, perhaps in ways that might surprise you.
Today we are reminded from the Old Testament prophet Nahum of the faithfulness and justice of God. In the face of wickedness and alienation, God promises to hold the guilty accountable and to lift up those who call on His name. Nahum 1:3 The Lord is slow to anger and great in power, and the […]
