The Struggle Involved When Deciding To Follow Jesus Christ
Faith doesn’t always come easy. Many people need to see actual physical proof in order to embrace the Christian faith as their own.
Read More »God’s Plan Of Salvation Throughout The Old And New Testaments
Bridging the gap between the Old and New Testaments by looking at God’s plan of salvation throughout the entire Bible. Salvation isn’t limited . . . it’s for all people in all generations!
Read More »Getting Back To The Basics Of Faith
It’s God’s grace, through the sacrifice of Jesus, that enables us to have a relationship with God. Perhaps you’ve been working hard to earn your way into God’s favor.
Read More »The Importance Of Symbolism In The Christian Faith
The cross has become a symbol of salvation to people of the Christian faith. But is it possible to put more faith in the symbol of the cross than in the God behind it?
Read More »Searching For Freedom From Bondage?
Do you feel trapped? Weighed down by guilt, shame . . . maybe remorse? Let’s reflect on the redemptive story of Passover from the Old Testament.
Read More »The Profound Effect The Lord’s Supper Can Have On Your Life
Some churches observe communion every Sunday, while others do once a quarter or maybe only on holidays. The question is has this time of contemplation and worship become a mere habit? Or does it mean something more
Read More »An Honest Discussion On Who We Are In Relation To Our Creator
Have you ever experienced moments of clear understanding . . . when you caught a glimpse of God’s character?
Read More »An Invitation To Respond To Christ's Sacrifice With Praise
Bible reading with multiple voices (Matthew 26:36 — 27:54 in the New Living Translation)
Monologue–the story of Christ’s suffering out of Matthew’s gospel, unadorned with conversation.
Matthew's Perspective Of The Christmas Story
Matthew starts in what seems like a very boring thing–a long genealogy. Why would he do that? He shows that Jesus was born to be a king.
PURPOSE: To help listeners understand what Matthew was trying to accomplish in his gospel.
I. The lead-off writer of the New Testament is Matthew.
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