The Apostle Paul provides a simple but profound message to the Galatians: Don’t be a slave to the law or a slave to sin; instead, live in the Spirit. The message is still good today.
Holy Discontent — Dan Waugh (30 Dec 2018)
When might being discontent be a good thing? Reading: Philippians 3:7-14.
Glory and Peace — John Mangrum (23 Dec 2018)
The 4th Sunday of Advent. Reading: Luke 2:8-15.
The Joy of Experience and Discovery — Bob Whitaker (16 Dec 2018)
Isaiah 9:2, 6-7. On this third Sunday of Advent, we look at the situation of the shepherds and the wise men in the story of Christ’s birth.
When Love Came Down — Bob Whitaker (9 Dec 2018)
2nd Sunday of Advent; Isaiah 40:9-11. When we think of the Incarnation, perhaps the best way to put it is, “When Love came down.”
This Mysterious Hope — Bob Whitaker (2 Dec 2018)
We begin the Advent season with a reminder to hope in what we know, even if we can’t see it.
Truths that Ripple in Life — Dan Waugh (25 Nov 2018)
Philippians 4:4-9. We encounter thousands of random facts every day – things pop up on our phones, we read them in newspapers, we hear talking heads report them on TV. Most of these facts have little relevancy to our daily life. “The Lord is near” is not one of those irrelevant facts. It’s a truth that sends ripples through our being and behaving – it inspires us to rejoice, calls for prayer, and so much more.
The People with an Eternal Perspective — Bob Whitaker (18 Nov 2018)
It is so easy to stay focused on things in this world – after all, we live here. But we are challenged by the Apostle Paul to keep our hearts and minds on things above. Let’s try to understand how to apply this advice.
Free at Last — Bob Whitaker (11 Nov 2018)
Romans 8:1-15. Sin is the ultimate slavery. We were made for freedom, not for slavery. In Jesus Christ we have been set free to live the life God designed for us.
Nobody Is Perfect — Bob Whitaker (4 Nov 2018)
Romans 7:14-25a. It would be nice if our salvation/redemption made us perfect, but it is not that simple. However, even though we are not perfect we are also not condemned because Christ is perfect on our behalf.