
Freshman Orientation
This week in Freshman Orientation, Richard focuses on how we got our scripture in it’s current format and the difference between exegesis and eisegesis.
This week in Freshman Orientation, Richard focuses on how we got our scripture in it’s current format and the difference between exegesis and eisegesis.
This week we have a special guest, Lori Bockting, bring us information about Operation Christmas Child as we kick of the drive to collect boxes.
We start a new series this week where we will be looking at different aspects of Biblical teaching to get a deeper understanding of what we believe and why we believe it. We start with the foundation of Hermeneutics, the method of interpreting the Bible. This week we look in various places in the Bible, […]
Join us through the most recent series The Heart of Royalty where we look at our place in the family of God and learn from the royalty of the Bible to see how we should act as children of the King.
Richard continues “The Dispersed” this week in James 3. We tackle the often uncomfortable subject of controlling the tongue. As Christians, it often feels like it can be easy to follow “the rules” in “church settings” and break them outside the walls. James teaches us that controlling the tongue is the hardest thing to do, […]
This week Richard continues through James 2:14-26 where we look at works and faith. There are some things that naturally belong together, like peanut butter and jelly, and the Bible says faith without works is dead. If we have faith, but it is not shown in the way we follow through, then what is the […]
Richard brings a special message this week for our graduates from Matthew 28:16-20. We all know this as the Great Commission, to go forth and make disciples. Richard takes us back to the Greek and emphasizes that the point was to make disciples as you go, no matter where you go. So as our graduates […]
We continue our trek through James this week in James 2:1-13 this week as we look at favoritism in the Church. If we are putting people in different locations based on some sort of status, then we are guilty of casting judgement based on evil intentions. We are called to love people and let God […]
Richard continues the series this week in James 1:19-27 and Matthew 7:24-27. James and Jesus both emphasize the importance of acting on the Word and not just hearing the Word. If you don’t care about those that God cares about, what its the point?
Richard starts a new series this week, “The Dispersed,” and we start in James 1. This week we read where James encourages believers to endure through the trials and to realize that evil does not come from God, rather “every good and perfect gift is from above, coming from the Father of lights.”