As we look back at 2017, how blessed do we feel and can we see all that God has done for us?
Sermons from December 2017
The first recorded words of Jesus come from this touching story of the Lord at age twelve. What we see in this snapshot is a lesson we must all learn, regardless of our age.
We think of all the lessons we learn from Jesus, but here is a story of faith Jesus learned from an unexpected source.
This is the time of the year that our children get so excited that it is hard to think of anything besides, “What will I get this year for Christmas?” May all of us treat our children in special ways that are in harmony with what is best for them.
These ancient laws made Israel a nation, not just a lawless group of people. These same principles (rules to follow) give us the foundation to be the spiritual nation God wants and expects us to be.
This is the title of a new song recently taught in chapel that is captivating and compelling. It begs for an answer to the question, who or what do you have if you don’t have Jesus?
Great faith often comes from great adversity. The patriarch Job, the man who had everything but lost everything but his faith, withstood the test and trials of what he could not understand, but who declared, “I know that my Redeemer lives!”
Jesus often taught us to “count the cost” of following Him. What does this passage teach us about what to expect if we enter into a relationship with Jesus?