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Sunday, September 3, 2017 •
Having mentioned John (the Baptist) twice in his prologue, John continues his Gospel with the Baptist's ministry as Messianic forerunner. The religious atmosphere was ripe with Messianic expectations. Would people accept the evidence confirming Jesus as the promised Messiah?
Sunday, August 27, 2017 •
Today we begin a study of the Gospel of John. As an overture is to a symphony, so is John's prologue to his Gospel. The truth of the self-disclosure of God in the Incarnate Word must be responded to properly.
Sunday, August 20, 2017 •
Psalm 137 is categorized as either a National Lament or an Imprecatory Psalm (based on its final verses). But regardless of kind, it addresses the proper response to dealing with painful memories
Sunday, August 13, 2017 •
Psalm 41 is variously categorized as a Personal Lament, a Personal Thanksgiving psalm, a Royal Psalm, and even a Psalm of Illness. But regardless of kind, it speaks to the necessity of helping those in need.
Sunday, August 6, 2017 •
The amazing story of Esther comes to a close with today's study. The stunning reversal of fortune was only possible because the promises of a sovereign God are not threatened by human institutions.
Sunday, July 30, 2017 •
A "quiet soul" is essential for experiencing life as God intends in our turbulent world. In Psalm 131, David, shows us how to compose one.
Sunday, July 23, 2017 •
The "villain" Haman persuaded King Ahasuerus to sign an edict allowing for the annihilation of the Jews. Mordecai entreated his cousin, Queen Esther, to plead their case before the king. Would she be allowed an audience? How would God use Esther to fulfill His promises to Israel?
Sunday, July 16, 2017 •
Our imperfect exiled "heroes," Mordecai and Esther, were introduced last week. Still hiding her ethnicity, Esther is now Queen. The plot thickens with the introduction of the "villain" named Haman. An unexpected twist engages Mordecai in an age-old battle against Haman.
Sunday, July 9, 2017 •
Today we begin a four week study of an inspiring tale from the Old Testament that reveals that even when we can't "see" Him, God is sovereignly working to fulfill His promises.
Sunday, July 2, 2017 •
The Psalms were Israel's inspired hymnal. We don't know the tunes to which they were sung, but like any worship song, the words are the most important feature. Psalm 8 is a beloved psalm of praise celebrating God's divine mandate to the prize jewel of His creation, Mankind.
Sunday, June 25, 2017 •
The Psalms were Israel's inspired hymnal. We don't know the tunes to which they were sung. But like any worship song, the words are the most important feature. These words from Psalm 35 are a prayer for God to deal with nations who broke promises (treaties) with Israel. These words provide counsel for Believers who suffer the broken promises of others.
Sunday, June 18, 2017 •
In this final section, Peter addressed the Church in her united stance against persecution. She must stay focused and faithful without worry or else risk spiritual damage.
Impact others outside of our area and spread the Word through missions and outreaches.
Fellowship with others and build uplifting relationships in a fun, family environment.
