This Easter we take a look at why the Jesus’ story was written. We look at how Thomas’ story was recorded in John and how we can relate. We also see Jesus’ blessing for those who believe and have not seen. His story was written, so your’s can be rewritten.
Richard walks us through the triumphant entry that took place on Palm Sunday as we prepare for Holy Week in Matthew 21:1-11. The people knew who Jesus was when he entered, but by the end of the week they were calling for his crucifixion because he didn’t fit what they wanted. Even if Jesus isn’t […]
Nathanael Coffman brings our message this week from Hebrews 2:10-81 as we approach Easter. We take a look at Jesus and His humanity as the author of Hebrews explains it. Nathanael pulls out four important truths for us: 1. Jesus has gone before us; He lived as one of us. 2. Jesus will not disassociate […]
This week we look at the life-long process that all Christians go through, and never truly finish….. Growth. Paul writes to the Ephesians in chapter 4 noting the call of Christianity (1-10) and then spend time telling them that they should be growing as to not be tossed to and fro by the waves of […]
Richard continues the #OfCourse series this week, giving us a two-pointer out of the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 6. In this passage, Jesus teaches those in attendance how they should pray and how they should be fasting. It was not a question of if they should be doing these things, but how they […]
This week we take a look at Communion and what it meant for Jesus and the early Church. Jesus foreshadows the Lord’s Supper in John 6, and then Paul addresses the taking of Communion even more in 1 Corinthians. I’m a Christian, of course I take communion.
Richard starts a new series this week that will cover various practices that we do as Christians and explains why we do them. We start the series off with baptism, looking to the books of Matthew, Acts, Romans, and Galatians. I’m a Christian, of course I’ve been baptized.
Larry Richardson brings a message this week from Acts 3 and Acts 4 about bold faith and what it commands of us.
Nathaneal Coffman brings this week’s message from Luke 17. We break down Luke 17 to take a look at what Radical Faith looks like: – Radical Faith requires Radical Forgiveness. – Radical Faith requires Radical Loyalty. – Radical Faith requires Radical Thanksgiving.
Richard concludes the Simon Says series looking at the restoration of Simon Peter after last week’s look at the denial in John 21:15-19. God’s restoration is stronger than man’s rejection.