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We finish the KING SOLOMON series by looking at his last days and legacy. It isn’t pretty! However, we can learn from the mistakes of others and we are wise to do so. In this study, we will see Solomon’s own words near the end of his life and see his unfaithful heart.
We continue the You Asked for It series by responding to five different requests concerning the Song of Songs. We will look at the various ways the book has been understood and also try to understand the value of the book today.
We conclude our series on Isaiah 53 by looking at the last three verses. We return to the LORD as the speaker as He tells us of His “righteous servant.” Learning these verses has encouraged my faith as I see that everything that happened to Jesus was part of God’s master plan. It is AMAZING! I look forward to sharing it with you — but read ahead!
This weekend we learn about the sacrifice of the LAMB that was slain for us in verses Isaiah 53 7-9.
We continue our study of Isaiah 53 this weekend by looking at verses 4-6. This is considered the peak and the very heart of the entire study of Isaiah 52 and 53. This is a special and fascinating passage, one that should be put to memorization!
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We continue our series on THE FIFTH GOSPEL and we see that the Messiah is considered repulsive by many. The reason for that is He is considered of no importance. In fact, He is viewed as a “sucker plant” that is only good for destruction. It is hard to imagine that this “worthless” person could change the world. But He did!
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For this Good Friday message, we will continue to see that Everything that happened in the first Holy Week was part of God’s plan. Isaiah 53 is often called the Suffering Savior chapter. It is also known as the “forbidden chapter.” (not read in the synagogues.). But, for Christians, Isaiah should be called the “first Gospel.” It contains the birth, life, perfection, suffering, rejection, death, resurrection and the glory of the Messiah.
This weekend, we will tweak the Christmas series a bit and focus on YOU Shall Be Called. We have learned the names for Jesus and how meaningful they are. What if you could give yourself a nickname to define your good qualities or characteristics? What would that name be? We will look at name changes and think about how each of us could set a “new name” for ourselves for 2019. I think you’ll find the concept interesting and challenging.
This weekend, we conclude our Christmas series by looking at the fourth name of Jesus in Isaiah 9:6 — Prince of Peace. We will be reminded that in these four names, that Jesus provides all that we need.
We move to the third name of the Messiah in Isaiah 9:6, Everlasting Father, and we see why that name is important to us today.
We continue our study of the HE SHALL BE CALLED but looking at the need for a Mighty God.
We continue our HE SHALL BE CALLED series by looking at the name Wonderful Counselor.
We begin a series called, HE SHALL BE CALLED as we look at four nicknames for Jesus. This week we will learn what happened in leading up to this famous text. Then, each week we will focus on one name as we move towards Christmas.
This message frames our study of Daniel 1-6 by looking at God's word to Daniel and his fellow exiles in Jeremiah 29:1-14. Where we might be tempted to give in to our own ideas of how we should relate to the world around us, God has a clear message for His people when they find themselves up against the wall in their culture.
Probably the question that I get most often recently is, Are We Living in the Last Days? Because of what is happening around the world, many people are wondering if this could be the time spoken about by Jesus and the prophets. In this message, we will do a Bible study to look at the prophecies, and how they are being fulfilled. And, we will look at a Christian’s responsibility towards the end of times.
This message will conclude our series called “Even If…” In Daniel chapter six we’ll look at a story that is typically called “Daniel and the Lions’ Den.” What we’ll find though, is that it’s not about the lions at all. It’s a story about deliverance that will answer a key question for this series and for the times of adversity that we’re navigating as a culture. And the question is, “What’s it all about?”
This message will lead us into Daniel chapter five and will walk us through the Lord's interaction with another Babylonian king who had a big lesson to learn. We'll see that the lessons the Lord offers us are not for trivia or entertainment. They're for our instruction to help us yield to the Lord and find life in Him.
This message will continue with Daniel chapter 4 and a run-in between King Nebuchadnezzar and the Lord. The question this story will ask and answer is this: “Who holds the power?” It’s an important question for us to ask as it relates to our own influence, but even more so as we relate to the powers we find ourselves under.
This weekend we will look at Daniel 3 together. We'll see Daniel's friends display uncommon calm in the face of certain death at the hands of a raging king. More importantly, we'll get a look at where that courage comes from, and how we can take steps toward experiencing that same calm courage in our own lives.
We will continue our study of Daniel chapter 2. We'll watch as God directly challenges King Nebuchadnezzar's perspective on himself and the world. As Nebuchadnezzar the king is confronted with the fact that he has a King, we'll be confronted with the question, "Who's on the throne?"
This message will go deeper into the story of Daniel's experience as God's emissary to the nation of Babylon. As we step into Daniel Chapter 2, we will see a godly person model what it looks like to turn to the Lord in the face of intense struggles.
This message begins our study of Daniel 1-6. We will be introduced not only to Daniel himself but to the core elements of what sustains and drives God's people when they are in exile in a hostile land.
This message kicks off a 3-part series for Holy Week on the topic, ACCORDING TO THE SCRIPTURES. It takes a look at the Old Testament and teaches that everything that happened 2,000 years ago was part of the plan. You will find it encouraging to read these prophecies and fulfillment. This message focuses on Daniel chapter 2.
We conclude a four-week study of one of the great verses in all of Scripture, Micah 6:8. The third of God’s requirements for his people, is to “walk humbly” with Him. Again, many times people focus on the word “humbly,” but I would suggest that the word “walk” should be our key word. In this study we will try to understand what it takes to walk humbly with our God.
We continue in our study of Micah 6:8 by looking at the second thing that “really matters to God.” This second word is MERCY, and it is another word that is difficult to translate from Hebrew to English as we don’t have a word quite like it. However, we can see both descriptions and illustrations that help us to know what it means and how to live as people of mercy. After all, if it matters to God, it should matter to us!
In both the English and Hebrew languages, the word JUSTICE, can have multiple meanings. When Micah declared that one of the things “that the Lord is requiring of you,” is JUSTICE, it seems that we’d better know exactly what that means. In Micah 6:8, there are three qualities that God “requires” of us, and these will be our topics for the coming weeks. This week, we learn about three different meanings and usages for the word JUSTICE, and hopefully find an understanding of the meaning used here.
This week we will explore the theme of God's glory and its implications to us. The LORD has designed for His glory to be spread throughout the whole earth since the days of Adam and Eve, and it is just as true today. Where do we see this in the Bible? What is our role in all of this? Let's find out together.