Today, we will further emphasize the importance of Sabbath rest in terms of what it is and is not. We will clarify that Sabbath rest is not merely inactivity but actively enjoying God’s presence and creation while trusting in His provision. By reclaiming the true meaning of the Sabbath, believers can experience the fullness of…
Today, we return to the importance of spiritual disciplines for developing a deeper relationship with Jesus and truly living a life of faith. We will discuss the necessity of surrender and submission to God, highlighting that true life in Christ is found through embracing His way and truth rather than merely accepting His life. By…
In this sermon, “The Resurrection of Jesus Changes Everything,” we will stress the importance of the resurrection in our faith and its transformative power. We emphasize that while the cross is crucial, the resurrection is equally significant, and we will highlight its influence on our past, present, and future. The sermon will explain how the…
Today we are taking a slight detour that isn’t much of a detour at all from our study of the Beatitudes, the blessed attitudes and virtues of God’s Kingdom and its people. Today we are going to talk about Revival, in light of the events happening in our nation right now in Wilmore, Kentucky at…
The obvious truth of the present age is we live in a post-Christian society. In fact, we live in a post faith society. As our society by and large is going more and more resistant to any idea of a transcendent being or God. What is the church to do in such times? How are…
Yes, it is still Easter, it is a season, and as we discussed last week it is a lifestyle and way of living as Children of the Resurrection, but the reality is Easter day has come and gone. The resurrection of Jesus has taken place. HE HAS RISEN!!! What now? What do we do now…
Ever wonder why verses 9-20 of Mark’s Gospel in the 16th chapter are in brackets, and why there is typically a note tied to those brackets that says something along the lines, “Some of the earliest manuscripts do not include 16:9-20.” It has this because it wasn’t Mark’s original ending. Rather it was an ending…