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Each Generatoni Faces the same predicament: self or God?

Pasor Mike finishes Mark chapter 3, reading verse by verse

This morning we are going to start with a hypothetical question. If you could only use one sentence to sum up the gospel, what would it be? No doubt most of you are jumping to John 3:16 in your mind. There might be many places we can point to that have similar summaries of the gospel. It is a trustworthy…

Pastor Mike reads verse by verse through Mark 2:23-28

Pastor Mike reads verse by verse through 1 Kings 11-12

Pastor Mike reads verse by verse through 1 Kings 8, The Dedication of the Temple

What makes a leader easy to follow? Many leaders would love nothing more than to answer that question. Some leaders appear to have the best plans, the most knowledge, and ability to get things to And they were on the road, going up to Jerusalem, and Jesus was walking ahead of them. And they were amazed,…

Pastor Mike looks at the beginnings of the life of Samson, reading verse-by-verse through Chapter 13

Pastor Mike teaches the book of Judges focusing verse-by-verse on chapters 17-18: Micah and the Levite

Paul is going on in verse 9 to work out for us the implications and particulars of how the principles given in verse 7 and 8 work out for us, in a remarkably personal manner, his own personal testimony.

When it comes to misued Bible verses, there are certainly no shortage of them to go around. Which is the most misused might depend on which group of people you are working with. If you’re working with unbelievers, they love Matt 7:1 “Judge not lest you be judged” Never mind the context that speaks about…

The first Sunday of the New Year, I have made it my habit to preach from our Verse of the Year. This year, our Verse of the Year, is Joshua 1:9 . To properly understand it and apply it to our lives, we need to read it in context, therefore, let us begin at verse one of that chapter: After the death of…

Introduction: 4 When the day came that Elkanah sacrificed, he would give portions to Peninnah his wife and to all her sons and her daughters; 5 but to Hannah he would give a double portion, for he loved Hannah, but the Lord had closed her womb. 6 Her rival, however, would provoke her bitterly to irritate…

Introduction Greeting Most everyone here probably has a particular verse that you can point to and say that this verse played a significant role in my salvation or life Many of you knew Pastor Mike Madigan, and he made a name for himself by asking people if they had a verse for whatever situation they…

Mark the 500th Anniversary of the start of the Protestant Reformation with a brief overview of the verses God used to start it all.

The gospel is good news about Jesus Christ but what makes Mark's gospel different than the other three? Join Pastor Steve as he introduces the gospel of Mark and verse 1.

Romans 6:14 provides us a summary and explanation of the commands expressed in verses 12 and 13, that sin shall not be master over we who died to sin, for we have been transferred to the reign of grace.

Proverbs 31 is a well known chapter about Godly qualities of a woman. But we rarely pay attention to the beginning verses of a mother’s wisdom to her son, particularly warning him about women, intoxicants and his responsibility as a leader!

This concept of slavery has permeated Paul’s answer to the question presented in verse 15, asking “Shall we sin because we are not under law but under grace?” And yet, this concept of being a “slave to righteousness” is not popular in today’s Christian thinking. But is it right?

Matthew 5:9 is somewhat the pinnacle of verses 7-9. As believers we are to be peacemakers, not peacekeepers. What do we mean by that? Listen to todays message and find out!

Have we reached a final age for Christianity, a post-Christian age? Or have we never been in a Christian age at all? The last verses of Acts reveal a startling reality about how Christianity interacts with the surrounding cultures which just might turn our ideas about our nation and its history on their heads.

How do you respond to life's difficult times? Do you worry, fret or become bitter? How much difference would it make in our lives if we lived in hope? Listen as Pastor Leger unpacks verses 17-23 of Ruth chapter 2.

One of the hardest tasks we are faced with in the Christian life – is waiting for glory. Our hearts and minds wish every day, more and more … that it was today. But in the perfect wisdom of God we continue to wait. The last 3 verses of this paragraph begin to describe how we should wait.

Pastor Chase preaches on the Holy Spirit this week to answer four questions: 1) Who is the Holy Spirit and how is He part of the Trinity of God? 2) Who has the Holy Spirit and what specifically does He do? 3) What is the deal with Spiritual Gifts verses the Fruits of the Spirit? 4) What is our responsibility, as believers, regarding the Holy Spirit? Join us as we continue on in the series "Foundations for Faith"

The first few verses of Proverbs 3 —the first 12 verses—are a set of six couplets; 6 sets of two verses, following a pattern (A, B. A, B. A, B. etc). So we’re going to focus on the odd verses, and then the even verses. Proverbs 3 teaches us about being in relationship with God—our obligations and His.…