The gospel in me and through me!
Paul must think Jesus is pretty important. In the first two verses of Ephesians alone, he mentions Jesus’s name three times. He references himself as an apostle of Christ Jesus, that he’s writing to the saints who are faithful in … Read More
You can now listen to or watch all of the sessions from our 2021 Bible Conference with Dr. Scott Aniol. The theme of our Bible conference was Worldview: Forming Worship. Dr. Aniol spoke to how worship and worldview are interrelated … Read More
How can we sing the Lord’s song in a foreign land? So asks the psalmist in Psalm 137 as the children of Israel found themselves to be exiles in the foreign land of Babylon. Being so far from Zion, the … Read More
Waiting can be so frustrating. The average American spends 58.6 hours a year waiting at traffic intersections. If you’re anything like me, I struggle to decide what is more vexing: waiting at traffic lights each day or waiting in line … Read More
Habakkuk had a unique opportunity. When he called on God, God answered him with specifics about His plan that we won’t receive. However, although we don’t know the details of God’s plan, we aren’t immune from responding like Habakkuk did. … Read More
Why do we struggle to pray? Scripture has certainly mandated it and exemplified it. Beseeching and crying out to the Lord is a dominating characteristic of the Psalms. It’s clearly emphasized by Christ and the great saints of the Bible … Read More
For your convenience, we are posting audio from our Titus Adult Bible Training Hour series. We will be posting future lessons here as well.
Who is Jesus? That is the question that Matthew was trying to answer in his gospel. We might be tempted to think like some of the first century Jews who thought Jesus was merely another prophet. We also might be … Read More
Friday was a bad day, but it wasn’t the end of the story. After Jesus died and Joseph laid His body in the tomb, Joseph rolled a large stone in front of the grave. It was almost as if Joseph … Read More
The death of Christ is one of the most climatic moments in the Bible. It stands as the most horrifying, yet beautiful acts of love the world has ever known. The atoning sacrifice of Christ on the cross changed everything, … Read More