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Daniel was snatched into exile in Babylon, but he responded by finding a way to continue in God's service, and that made all the difference, not just to him, but to his captors. We, too are in exile. How can we learn from Daniel in our exile to make a difference in our world?

Six Weeks Forty days, Acts 1:1–4 With a little arithmetic, we can make these conclusions: From crucifixion to resurrection, 3 days. From resurrection to ascension, 40 days. From crucifixion to ascension, 42 days (the third day and the day of resurrection overlap). Therefore, six weeks had elapsed since…

Dave, shares how pruning leads to fruitfulness...

Do we really know what we believe in as Christians? Can we answer basic questions about God, Jesus, the Bible or why we believe? Why is it we sometimes just stop learning about our Christian Faith and Jesus? Why is discipleship so important? Why is it so easy to fade from seeking God and His Truth. What is the danger of not studying? Are you able to stand when someone who has studied why they do not believe in the Bible or God? Pastor Clay teaches with Scriptures how to overcome doubt and complacency in your spiritual walk so you are able to stand regardless what is thrown your way.

The Building Blocks to Maturity as gleaned from the Luke account of The Boy Jesus in the Temple at 12.

Pastor Bob discusses the value of always learning new things, especially in faith.

Dr. Michael Case, Professor of Bible, shares the importance of growing with technology and recognizing it's limitations.

By Pastor Glenn Pease The Jews loved to tell stories about the importance of choices. Nathan Ausubel tells one of the wealthy Jewish merchant who took his slave on a long journey leaving his only son behind. On the journey the merchant became very ill, and at the point of death he made a will leaving…

By Pastor Glenn Pease Arthur Constance and a friend were watching squirrels and chipmunks gathering nuts in Queens Park in Toronto and then looking for a place to bury them. He made comment to his friends that the Indians use to watch squirrels and chipmunks to gage the severity of the winter. If they…

By Pastor Glenn Pease Predicting the unpredictable is what weather forecasting is all about. There are so many variables that nobody can be sure what tomorrow holds. Back in 1816 Mt. Tambora in what is now Indonesia erupted with a blast 80 times greater than that of Mt. St. Helens, and sent a massive…

By Pastor Glenn Pease Ray Ashford, the Canadian preacher and author, tells of his good friend who invested all his money in a grocery business in a large city in Canada. It was a thriving business he was told, but soon it was in trouble. He contracted scarlet fever and while he was in the hospital the…

By Pastor Glenn Pease The Chinese once started to kill all the sparrows because they were eating so much rice and seed. They reasoned that this was a waste and they would be better off without them. But then they discovered they were losing more food without them than with them. The birds not only ate…

Discipled By Jesus Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. Matthew 11:29 Jesus Disciples Me If….. · I Am [attentive] To Scripture 1We must pay more careful attention, therefore, to what we have heard, so that we do not drift…

Introduction: Learning is awkward. Even assuming good motives, and a desire to learn, and no rebellion against God’s pattern, there are still difficulties. G.K. Chesterton once said that the “chief object of education is not to learn things but to unlearn things.” Couple this with the fact that what…

In Training July 29th, 2001 Hello, my name is Josh Kelley and I am a preacher in training. Today’s service will be recorded for quality assurance purposes. From time to time my supervisor may interrupt us so that I may provide you with a quality sermon. Thank you in advance for your patience. There is…

Teachability is not so much about competence and mental capacity as it is about attitude. It is the desire to listen, learn, and apply. It is the hunger to discover and grow. It is the willingness to learn, unlearn, and relearn. I love the way Hall of Fame basketball coach John Wooden states it: “It’s…

Sometimes life can seem like a soap opera, full of drama. Throughout our lives we will encounter times of satisfaction and times of dissatisfaction. Frustration Frustration is a sense of dissatisfaction arising from unresolved problems or unfulfilled needs. Frustration can cause us to get physically…

Introduction: For the next few weeks we are going to look at who we are as believers. Or what it means to be a Christian. We will examine some of the names that are used to describe a believer and learn from them about who we are. Today we are going to look at what it means to be a child of God. Imagine…