I received this perceptive question about Elijah and John the Baptist as a result of the sermon on Malachi 4. Because I did not have
In today’s sermon, God’s Quiet Grace, Jim quoted from Jerry Sittser’s book, A Grace Disguised: How the Soul Grows Through Loss, including this section that
It was such a delight to walk into the sanctuary today and see so many “faces” looking back at us. Some friends organized a social
During the March 29 sermon on endurance, I quoted the last line from John Milton’s autobiographical sonnet “When I Consider How My Light is Spent.”
In the March 22, 2020 sermon, I quoted Martin Luther (1483-1546), the German theologian and father of the Protestant Reformation. In 1527, a deadly plague
In his recent sermon entitled Exile, as part of our series on doctrine explored through the lens of salvation history, exile was explained as “an extended
I received lots of great feedback today on the sermon on creation that kicks off our series on sound doctrine. For those of you who
As we concluded our Isaiah series, we focused on the prophet’s vision of the future. Below is the graphic we created to explain this vision.
To finish the book of Isaiah in our Sunday morning services, we will look at the Bible’s promises about the future. Last Sunday, the sermon
When the Lord chose the book of Isaiah to be the sermon series this year, I was filled with fear and trepidation. One factor is
This question came after the sermon “God’s Rescue Plan” in our Courage to Obey series on the history of the city of Jericho. In Joshua 6,
It was a blessing to have Marvin Williams back with us on Sunday, delivering a powerful message about Jesus enduring the shame of the cross
In the sermon today, we heard an important reminder from Joshua 1:8 — Keep this Book of the Law always on your lips; meditate on
Today’s sermon raised a number of questions. I am glad because it allows us to continue to wrestle with what God is saying in Hebrews
Several weeks ago, Jim mentioned this book in a sermon. Several people have asked about the book title (it is a little tricky to remember) so
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