Sermons on Deuteronomy
Why would God have to continually command and remind His people to remember and to celebrate what He had done for them in delivering them from exile in Egypt? How does this all relate to us and to our lives today? Join us as we conclude our sermon series on the Exodus.
The New Year is a great time to assess & to adjust our priorities. Whatever goals you may be setting for the New Year, it’s important to start with making sure your priorities are where they need to be.
Throughout the book of Judges we see God’s people repeatedly rebelling against Him, as they pursue other gods. Yet, even in Israel’s rebellion, we continue to see God’s faithfulness, grace, & mercy, as He continues to rescue them and to lovingly call them back to Him. This Sunday we look at Othniel and Ehud in…
God called the Prophet Hosea to be a living illustration of His relationship with His people. This was an extremely difficult calling, but it powerfully portrays the message that God’s people needed to hear. It also remains a powerful illustration for us.
Following Jesus entails ongoing growth and spiritual maturity. One of the primary ways we do this is in daily digging into His Word and faithfully applying it in our daily lives.
The institution of marriage has been questioned, challenged, and redefined in our culture. It has become a controversial topic of discussion that deeply impacts our lives, our homes, and our society. In this message, we look at what the Bible says about marriage, gender identity, and sexuality, and why all of this matters to God.
We all have a source of authority in our lives that guides and directs us. Is it truly reliable, dependable, true and good? This morning we look at what makes the Bible uniquely powerful, dependable, and objectively true and good, as God’s Inspired Word.
All have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. How then is a loving, yet perfect, holy and just God to respond to man’s sin? The answer is at the cross, where God’s love, holiness, and justice come together to rescue and redeem mankind by grace, through faith in Jesus.
The doctrine of the Trinity is one of the most perplexing aspects of the Christian faith. This morning we look at what this belief is, how it is rooted in scripture, and why it matters.
It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.
– Frederick Douglass