Jesus holds many different offices, or roles. Pastor Bob Hoey today focuses on those which the writer of Hebrews high-lights. Prophet, Priest, Lawyer, etc. You may be surprised just how practical these offices are for us in 2016. Jesus Christ/Prophet,Priest,Lawyer, Pastor, King
The gospel as revealed in Holy Scripture serves us in a number of ways. One of those ways is to encourage followers of Jesus. Christians are not immune from discouragement. In fact, as Christians come to see their own weaknesses and failing more clearly, they are often very much in need of encouragement. The Apostle […]
God has a plan, a mission, for each Christian. He had one for the Apostle Paul. Paul was committed to that mission even though many of his friends and other Christians tried to dissuade him. Even though he knew it would likely mean hard times. Even though the Prophet Agabas predicted he would end up […]
So, who is my neighbor? And how might I love that neighbor? These are questions asked 2000 years ago by a Jewish lawyer, but we ask the very same question(s) if we would be honest. Pastor Alan offers some very helpful, practical advice on just how this might be done. Loving My Neighbor
2016 has seen a significant increase in tension between African Americans and the rest of the population. Race has been an issue in most cultures throughout history. Pastor Frison challenged us to engage in the dialog, engage in our community, engage with believers ‘who don’t look like us’. The best hope for progress is if […]
A well known Scripture, yet Alan Conrow presented this Psalm in a very relevant way. Jesus is My Shepard
Paul, in his letter to Timothy, provides a very clear picture of the importance of the gospel to understanding Christians throughout the ages should view the Church. Pastor Brian Evans helped us understand why the gospel message is so helpful in understanding what our view of the church should be. How Should We View the […]
Last week Addison spoke on the subject of the coming kingdom of God. This week is a follow-up and Addison redirects our thinking to how Christians are expected, or should expect themselves(?) to live in light of this Kingdom. SB_20160814_Bade