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God's Omnipotence and Our Hope for Eternity
God’s Omnipotence solidifies our Hope for Eternity.
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Jesus - Missions COMPLETED! - John 1:1-5, 14
Jesus is the perfect missionary example. We are to follow the example Jesus gave in going “On Mission”.
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Missions Often; Paul’s Mission Trips - Acts 8-21:15
Paul lived in a constant “On Mission” state of mind. Making disciples requires repeat contact.
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Missions No Matter the Circumstances - Daniel 1, 2
Even in captivity, Daniel goes “On Mission” in Babylon. God will set us apart to accomplish his mission, but we must be obedient to His will.
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Teaching Missions; Eunice & Lois - 2 Tim 1:1-5
Eunice and Lois prepared Timothy to go “On Mission”. It is our responsibility to give our children a Christian education.
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Missions Globally - Matthew 28:16-20, 9:35-38
Jesus’ disciples show obedience to His command for active missions. To be obedient to Jesus’ commands, we should have a heart for the lost and a desire for missions.
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Missions Giving – Because we can - 2 Cor. 8:1-12, 9:7
Christian giving is a gauge of the spirit filled heart. Christ’s followers give, because they love Him.
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Missions Reluctantly - Jonah 1:1-17
God’s plan will always be accomplished, we only choose the easy or hard way, and what (if any) blessings we will receive from following His commands.
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Missions as We Go - Acts 9:32-10:48
Peter travels and goes “On Mission” everywhere he stops. As we go, we should share Jesus with everyone.
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Missions at Work - Acts 18:1-28
Aquila & Priscilla
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Missions at Home - Acts 16:13-40
Lydia accepts Salvation through Jesus, and hosts the Philippian church. A heart change changes everything.
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Thankful for Missions - Luke 17:11-19
Jesus heals ten lepers, only one says “Thank You”. True Faith has Thanksgiving as Fruit.
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Missions Giving - To Show our Heart - Acts 4:32-5:11
Barnabas’ giving shows his heart, as does Ananias and Sapphira’s. God loves a cheerful and humble giver.
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Missions at the Right Time - Acts 8:25-40
No matter our understanding, God’s plan, however strange, is always to be followed.
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Grief after a Miscarriage
Letting God turn our grief into a ministry tool
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The Four "C"'s of Leadership
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Anger and Absolution
An Exegesis of Jonah 4
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An Exegetical Worksheet of Hebrews 9:11-14
Jesus’ once and for all sacrifice, superior to any former sacrifices, and his superior priestly lineage and position as High Priest, gives Jesus the authority to enter the original perfect tabernacle.
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An Exegetical Summary of Acts 2:22-36
Our lives should have enough evidence to attest to our continued filling of the Holy Spirit.
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Exegesis of Luke 18:1-8
God wants us to beseech His throne with our prayers, to be persistent, unyielding, and have Him on our hearts and in our minds constantly.
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Called To Be “On Mission” for Christ’s Church
An Exegesis of Jesus’ Parable of the Leaven
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Christian Parents and a Wayward Child
a letter to Christian parents of a child in trouble with the law....
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Doubting your Salvation
a letter about losing one's salvation....
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St. Patrick’s Writings
Patrick entered a pagan culture with the same message of salvation that we are to share today. The principle that we must understand is that, like 1600 years ago, we are asked by God to go, and Christians like Patrick must be willing to obey.
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Understanding the Evangelical Story in America
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The Primary Purpose of the Church
What is the primary purpose of the church? If you're anything like me, you may have wondered this at some point in your life. Read on for a pastor's thoughts.
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The Equality of All Sins
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A Limited Atonement Argument
Read on for a limited atonement argument. This is a topic rarely discussed in church. Here's what you need to know about this uncommon subject!
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The Trinity's Revelation
The Doctrine of the Trinity is best explained not with an analogy or tangible example, but by how Scripture deals with the Trinity’s revelation.
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Various Views on Baptism
Wondering about Baptism? Baptism is defined by the Oxford Dictionary as “the religious rite of sprinkling water onto a person’s forehead or of immersion in water, symbolizing purification or regeneration and admission to the Christian Church."
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The Intent of the Sabbath
The intent of the Sabbath law was not to restrict enjoyment, nor was it to be a reason for an arbitrary number of steps to be taken; it was for God’s people to rest from their work and to give a day to focus on God and His will, which is the ultimate giver of perfect rest.
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Eternal Security: Once Saved Always Saved
Eternal security, or the doctrine of perseverance, is defined as the inability for a Christian to lose their salvation.
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Priorities and Prayer, Matthew 14:22-23
How do we deal with all these demands for our time? Look to Jesus’ example. We deal with the urgent, but we never disregard the importance of prayer.
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Petitionary Prayers, a Sovereign God, and Time
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The Universe's Beginnings
it takes a lot more faith to believe any of the scientific models than it does the Intelligent Design understanding of the universe.
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Effective Second-Chair Leadership
Effective leadership has many tiers, and a second-in-command is as much of a calling as a senior leadership position.