by Church Staff | Apr 7, 2024 | 2 Chronicles, Old Testament, Sermons
When Jehoshaphat, King of Judah, hears about an advancing army poised on the doorstep of Judah, ready to invade, he prays to the Lord in the temple and seeks the wisdom of the Lord through His prophet. When we are confronted by fears, trials, and afflictions, where do we turn? Jehoshaphat had the temple, but we have the Great High Priest. Jehoshaphat sought the prophet of the Lord, but we have the living Word of God. Therefore, we, all the more, can turn to a God who is trustworthy.
by Church Staff | Dec 31, 2023 | Old Testament, Psalms, Sermons
Details Passage: Psalm 90 Audio Psalm 90 "The Everlasting God" by Trent Powell | Psalms Speaker Trent Powell Associate...
by Church Staff | Dec 17, 2023 | Advent, Isaiah, Old Testament, Sermons
By the end of the Old Testament, the question still remains: How was God going to bring about His promises when they are dependent upon a “seed of the woman,” a human, to fulfill them? Humans only botch things up. In today’s sermon, we consider the virgin conception and birth of Jesus and why it matters in light of the covenant promises found throughout redemptive history.
by Church Staff | Dec 10, 2023 | Advent, Old Testament, Sermons
Message Details Passage: Audio "Christmas Concealed: Seeing Jesus in Increasing Measure Through the Old Testament" Advent 2023 by Corey Newland | The Story of Christmas - Advent 2023...
by Church Staff | Dec 3, 2023 | Advent, Genesis, Old Testament, Sermons
There are many theories and speculations as to the real origin of Christmas. Most Bible-believing Christians point to the Gospel accounts in the New Testament, especially Matthew and Luke’s nativity narratives, as the origin of Christmas. But John’s “genealogy” points to a much more ancient origin. One that goes all the way back to the very beginning.
by Church Staff | Sep 3, 2023 | Old Testament, Psalms, Sermons
Jesus in his perfect life, substitutionary death, and glorious resurrection is God as refuge extended to humanity. When we repent and turn to him we are welcomed to experience God as refuge.
