The Heart of the Gospel
An introductory look at the presuppositional apologetic approach.
Our Divinely-Laid Foundation
Luke 6:12-13 So, if you’re in Luke 6, I’m going to start reading there in verse 12. “In these days he,” that is, Jesus, “went out to the mountain to pray, and all night he continued in prayer to God. And when day came, he called his disciples and chose from them twelve, whom he named Apostles: Simon, whom he named Peter, and Andrew his brother, and James and John, and Philip, and Bartholomew, and Matthew, and Thomas, and James…
The Completed Word
The completion of the canon of Scripture and why it is an important doctrine to hold on to.
The Word of God
Hebrews 1:1-3
Course Review
A study on becoming godly shepherds, theologians, and men.
An Overview of Evangelical Worldliness
A look at the current state of evangelicalism and where to go from here.
Reconciling with One Another: Repentance
Selected Scriptures All right, we’re going to wrap up another short little series we’ve been doing. This one on reconciling relationships. If you’ve been with us over the past couple of weeks, we’ve had a good time just trying to get into a bit of a topical approach to the confession of sin, asking for forgiveness, granting forgiveness, and those kind of things and it’s been, it’s been really helpful for me as a reminder. The Lord has been so…
Reconciling with One Another: Forgiveness
Selected Scriptures As we turn our attention to God’s Word this morning, you can open your Bibles. With the passage of Scripture that Bret actually read to open us this morning, 1 John 1:9, we are going to get a running start with a bit of review of what we covered last week. We have entered into just a short little series, three weeks, it might go four but I think three, just a short little series on reconciling relationships.…
Reconciling with One Another: Confession
Selected Scriptures I mentioned last week at our Christmas service that the holidays are sometimes a time when family comes near, and people you haven’t seen for awhile come into your home, or you go to their home, and oftentimes it’s a joyful thing, a wonderful thing, and sometimes it’s acrimonious. Sometimes it’s difficult, isn’t it? Family that you have long-standing issues with or people whom you’ve had difficulty and trouble with, you know, people who push your buttons. You…