It is possible to spend a great deal of time in Scripture but look right past Jesus.
Looking Past Jesus (MJ)
It is possible to spend a great deal of time in Scripture but look right past Jesus.
Standing Up Even When It Means Standing Alone
Elijah goes toe-to-toe against the prophets of Baal to see whose God is truly God. Christians and churches today need to be willing to stand for God even when it appears we are standing alone. God loves to move in power when the odds look …
Abraham Kuyper
Abraham Kuyper was famous for his sound theological commitment, not only as a pastor and scholar, but as a politician and journalist. Kuyper reminds us that the lordship of Jesus is not just over the church, but over all spheres in the world.
Ambrose of Milan
Ambrose of Milan was an important figure in the early church. His powerful preaching, innovative additions to corporate worship, and willingness to stand against Imperial authority shaped the Christian faith and serve as an important example to us today.
Athanasius
Athanasius of Alexandria was a hero and a giant of the faith. Because of his willingness to stand against majority opposition, the church held on to orthodox biblical beliefs on the nature of Jesus.
Paths of Shame and Restoration (Mount Juliet)
Sin birthed the world of shame and guilt we now live in but God’s redemptive plan is to restore us and the world.
Why is the Church responsible for so much injustice
God’s people are called to be salt and light to the world. When this happens God is glorified through us. When this does not happen, God can be despised through us.
Zeal For My Father’s House
Jesus cleanses the Temple and demonstrates his holiness, indignation towards sin, and makes a claim that shocks his listeners.
Slave or Free?
Freedom is found in Christ by relying on His Spirit. Once this happens we will grow in Christ-likeness.
Telling The Truth With Our Lives
We can unsay with our practical church culture what we profess to believe in our official church doctrine.
Our Story reveals God’s grace
Our story reveals to us our past grace, present grace, and future grace.
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