03|2018
This past Sunday we discussed the controversial topic of whether or not a Christian can lose their salvation. This topic has been controversial enough in the history of the church that I thought it may be helpful to reiterate some thoughts on the subject here. First, however, whenever we discuss an issue that godly Christians… Read more »
01|2018
As we continue in our study of the book of Hebrews over the next 20+ weeks, we want to provide some additional resources to make sure that we get the most out of our time in this amazing book. Our ultimate authority should always be the written Word of God, the Bible, but secondary literature can… Read more »
11|2017
Last Sunday we wrapped up our series on the 5 Solas of the Reformation with a message on Soli Deo Gloria (Glory to God alone). This powerful concept answers the question of the ultimate purpose for each of our lives, but it is a message our sinful flesh wars against. One of the ways we battle our tendency… Read more »
10|2017
Last week we kicked off our study on the doctrines of the Reformation with the topic of Sola Scriptura, or Scripture Alone. We saw that as humans we all appeal to an ultimate authority for our understanding of what truth is, therefore our task is to make sure we are appealing to the correct authority!… Read more »
07|2017
After yesterday’s sermon on giving it might be helpful to share a few additional resources on finances and generosity. Joby Martin, Multiply Resources (video from an Acts 29 conference, his jokes are better than anything you’ll hear at mD:F…). The Treasure Principle, by Randy Alcorn (A short, easy read with a good theology of generosity). Crown… Read more »
06|2017
For the second week of our summer teaching series, focusing on “why we do what we do” as Christians, we spent some time studying the importance of prayer. Throughout this series we hope to engage the practice we talk about on Sunday morning throughout the week. So, this second week we are encouraging everyone to… Read more »
05|2017
This morning in church we kicked off our summer teaching series, focusing on “why we do what we do” as Christians. This first sermon was on the Bible and why it is important for us to affirm that Scripture “is God’s Word, it is true, and it is given out of His love.” Throughout this… Read more »
10|2016
If you observe the habits of American churches you’ll notice a peculiar trend every October. While the rest of the nation is gearing up for Halloween, evangelicals are planning harvest festivals, Reformation Day parties, and trunk-or-treat events. While stores are overflowing with items to decorate homes and neighborhoods, and seasonal costumes and candy, Christians are… Read more »
06|2016
Part of being a church committed to mission means we give 15% of all the offerings we receive towards the mission of God outside our church. Over the past few months we have highlighted and intentionally prayed for the different ministries we support. So far this has included Wade Brown and PastorServe, Jason and Loanne Procopio and their church plant in Paris,… Read more »
06|2016
Part of being a church committed to mission means we give 15% of all the offerings we receive towards the mission of God outside our church. Over the past few months we have highlighted and intentionally prayed for the different ministries we support. So far this has included Wade Brown and PastorServe, Jason and Loanne Procopio and their church plant in Paris,… Read more »
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