Last week Richard broke down what the Church is supposed to be; this week Richard takes us to John 17:20-26 to see what Jesus prayed about the Church. Jesus prayed for unity in the Church and, as a result, the Church unity should be evidence of the Lord and make His love known.
After setting some foundation over the past couple fo weeks, Richard tackles the Church and helping us understand what it really is and how we should really be looking at it. The Church is not a building, but a community of people and we all have different gifts that can be used for the Church.
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, […]
Drew Johnson brings su this week’s message from Mark 8:31-38. Jesus gives us directions for following Him and warns of the obstacles on the way. We need to focus our mind on God’s purpose and realize it may cost us everything, but the eternal reward is worth it.
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.
Dan Schantz brings this week’s message on anxiety and worry from Matthew 6. Dan is a professor emeritus at Central Christian College of the Bible in Moberly, MO.
Drew Johnson fills in for Richard this week and brings us the next message out of James, Faith Paradox, out of James 4. Drew outlines 3 main points out of James 4 and 4 hindrances that we can encounter in our prayer life. We must remember that we are not the judge, and when we […]
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, […]