Weekly Bible Reading – Week 03
Last week, we finished Job, where God finally speaks, not to explain suffering, but to reveal Himself. Job never gets the tidy answers he wanted, yet he encounters the living […]
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Weekly Bible Reading – Week 02
Welcome to another week on the journey. If last week felt heavy, you’re not alone. The book of Job is wisdom literature and it is meant to slow us down, […]
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Weekly Bible Reading – Week 01
Welcome to our first official full week! All the fireworks have died down from the New Year’s Celebrations and hopefully you are still clinging onto your resolutions. This week we […]
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Weekly Bible Reading – Intro
I’m excited that you have decided to join us on this trip through the Bible. As we are in this interesting week between Christmas and New Year’s Day, it could […]
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Kingdom Come: Keep in Step
We live in an age where everyone seems to be building something. Whether it is a brand, a political platform, or a social movement, the temptation is to treat these […]
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Open Hands, Open Eyes
Faith isn’t just about what we say on Sundays. It’s about how we see and serve every day. Isaiah reminds us: “Is not this the fast that I choose… to share your bread with the hungry…?” (Isaiah 58:6–7). Don’t walk past the people God has put right in your path. Open your eyes and open your hands.
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Always Pray and Do Not Lose Heart
In Luke 18:1–8, Jesus tells the parable of a persistent widow who kept coming to an unjust judge until he finally granted her request. Luke introduces the parable with a […]
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Bible Study Together
Several families in the church have made a commitment to read the Bible together using a common plan and resource. That way we’re all on the same page and can […]
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Where Is Your Heart While At Church…
A while back I had a church member come up to me after church one Sunday morning, “Pastor doesn’t it bother you that _______ and ________ and _______ and _____ […]
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Revelation Genre and Message
Revelation blends three different types of literary styles or genres. This is important because if you begin to read expecting a straightforward letter as you have in 1st Corinthians, then […]