Throughout scripture, we see countless times when an individual or group lost their way in dark times and needed to be reminded of who they were, who God was, and what He had done for them. The minor prophets were used by God to help complete that task, and the words they provided to God’s…
We are studying 2 Corinthians on our Sunday mornings this fall, a series we are calling “Transformation Through Trials.” This morning, we come across a sin issue in the Corinthian church that the church had handled the right way, and now Paul says they have 1 more step to make everything right. What happened in Corinth, and what does it teach us about the delicate – but important – matter of handling sin in the church?
This Sunday is our “Two Languages, One Faith” worship service, where we worship together in both Spanish and English. Our Spanish minister, Moises Umana, presents our message this morning, a great encouragement to go through the pain of repentance in order to receive the better blessings…
God constantly forgave the Israelites in the midst of their backsliding, but that forgiveness also came with a renewed sense of obedience. Let’s be a church that 1) shines our light before others and 2) responds to sin in a Godly way.
Students often write “Don’t Ever Change” in yearbooks. What might God want us to make sure we never change? And how can we do it? Maybe a study from 2 Corinthians 7 can help us…
This morning, our worship is being led by our college-aged young men. In our lesson from the Bible, Steven Simpson shares some great thoughts on turning our lives back in the right direction…
This morning we begin our journey through Matthew’s Gospel! Matthew tells us about the life of Jesus, the Messiah who had been prophesied throughout the Old Testament. Some of those prophecies mention that the Messiah would have a messenger who would go before Him. We find that messenger working in Matthew chapter 3, and his message is a powerful one…