First Samuel: Lessons In Opportunity (pt 21) / David continues to flee from Saul and even waver in his faith at times. Yet he always returns to the Lord for refuge and strength.
First Samuel: Lessons In Opportunity (pt 21) / David continues to flee from Saul and even waver in his faith at times. Yet he always returns to the Lord for refuge and strength.
Elijah’s difficult life is illustrative of that of the faithful believer today. Yet through it all, God leads and provides for His own.
First Samuel: Lessons In Opportunity (pt. 20) / David resorts to deceit to get what he needs from Ahimelech, and this lapse of faith brings dire consequences.
What We Believe / The reality and fact of Christ’s Bodily resurrection prove it to be one of a number of core, essential and necessary doctrines that define the Church and Biblical Christianity
Radical, Relevant, or Faithful? (pt. 2) / An analysis of the “Radical” ministry philosophy espoused by Christian leaders such as David Platt and Francis Chan as well as the “Relevant” ministry philosophy embraced by Christian leaders such as Rick Warren and Andy Stanley. Pastor Matt suggests a third option: Stand fast on the clear, pure Gospel of Jesus Christ by grace alone through faith alone and make faithfulness to God the priority of every ministry endeavor.
Radical, Relevant, or Faithful? (pt. 1) / An analysis of the “Radical” ministry philosophy espoused by Christian leaders such as David Platt and Francis Chan as well as the “Relevant” ministry philosophy embraced by Christian leaders such as Rick Warren and Andy Stanley. Pastor Matt suggests a third option: Stand fast on the clear, pure Gospel of Jesus Christ by grace alone through faith alone and make faithfulness to God the priority of every ministry endeavor.
First Samuel: Lessons In Opportunity (pt. 19) / David and Jonathan are good examples of what constitutes true friendship as well as faithfulness to God.
The apostle Peter provides the believer with a biblical theology of suffering.