Foundations of Faith Part 4: Who am I?
Today Rob continued the “Foundations of Faith” series, addressing the question “Who are we?” by centering on Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 19, where he points back to Genesis to answer
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God as creator of all things is a foundational truth for the Church. Learn how the natural world, the Bible, and Jesus words emphasize this.
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Today Shane Johnson reflected on Psalm 18, especially verses 1–3, emphasizing how the psalm strengthened the speaker spiritually over time with a focus on David’s description of God through multiple
Continue readingFoundations of Faith Part 2
Rob Vandebelt continued the “Foundations of Faith” series by moving from the first foundation stone—knowing the living God—to the second: Scripture as God’s speaking, self-revealing Word. Using Jesus’ confrontation with
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Today Rob Vandebelt began a new series on the foundation of faith, arguing that before Christians dive into detailed doctrines or statements of faith, they must first lay a solid
Continue readingMundane Trials
Today Marc McLelland claims that the ordinary, repetitive frustrations of daily life—rather than only major crises—are often God’s primary means of refining believers, testing faith, and producing maturity. While dramatic
Continue readingA Jealous Love
In this sermon, Graeme explores the biblical idea of God’s jealous love and what it reveals about His character. He explains why God desires our full devotion and how that
Continue readingThe Word of God in Perilous Times
Today Matt Williams expounds 2 Timothy 3–4 by warning that the “perilous times” Paul foretold are marked by widespread ungodliness and corrupt teaching within Christendom itself, where many have a
Continue readingPatience as a Godly Perspective
Tom Bell discussed patience as a matter of godly perspective, arguing that when we view life through God’s Word rather than our limited experience, patience grows. Using illustrations from everyday
Continue readingAnger
Getting angry and losing our temper is generally seen as a bad thing. But why do we get angry, and is there ever a time when anger is necessary? What
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