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Bishop Robert Barron Friends, we are reading from the marvelous Sermon on the Mount in the Gospel of Matthew. This week, we hear Jesus compare his disciples to three things: the salt of the earth, the light of the world, and a city set on a mountain. What do all three of these things have in common? They do not exist for themselves; rather, they ex…

Kirjoittanut Andy Woodfield

Pastor Randy continues through the book of Acts

Letter to the saints in Thessalonica - Concern for loved ones in danger

Scripture: Colossians 4:2-6. In this passage we learn to pray first and talk second.

Our Relationship to God...beatitudes.

Jeremy McMorris 1-29-23

Some of the most powerful experiences in studying Scripture come when we realize that the same Spirit that inspired the writers can also inspire the readers! If we're open to that possibility, powerful transformation is possible! So, how do we prepare ourselves for what the Spirit can do in our Bible reading?…

A sermon on Matthew 6:19-21; Luke 16:1-13.

If there is anything that should describe Christians in any age, it is that we are people devoted to the word of God, which means we are people devoted to the truth.

Sermon on the Mount | Matthew 6:5-15 | Chipper Flaniken

Believers have a great high priest, who is transcendent, tender, and identifies with God's people; and yet without sin. So He can stand in God's presence and intercede on their behalf. Therefore, we are welcomed before the throne of God, this day, and every day, with total confidence that God is for us!…

Craving Crumbs

In the incarnation, Jesus revealed the glory of God to the world, and He calls His people to do the same.

No Grace to be Found: Lessons from the ugliness of humiliation and the shame of disgrace

The truth of the gospel can be defended and confirmed.

Believers, commanded to love, have an undeniable example in Christ, and in obedience recieve an amazing promise.

Kirjoittanut Beamer Dienst

(2 Samuel 6) Handle With Care

John the Baptist

Pastor Nathan Hobert continues our series in the Gospel of Mark as we learn the way of the King.

One of the most encouraging and fortifying truths of Christianity is that God is sovereign. He has the power and right to do as he pleases. A right understanding of that doctrine has strengthened Christians for centuries and fueled some of the most risk-taking, global mission ventures in history. A wrong understanding of that doctrine has led to ap…