God is mighty and powerful. Someday all will bow down to the Son of God, just like the worshippers of Baal.

Once a shepherd, but now a King, David is the one God promises will have a descendent on the throne forever. Jesus is that shep- herd-king.

Paul Prill: Welcome, Isaiah 61:1-11, and Prayer

Clay Jones:  Luke 1:46-55 and Prayer

JP Conway: Sermon on John 1:6-8, 19-28 (begins at 5:50)

Ryan Sullenberger: Table Talk  (begins at 22:19)

Jack Sternberg: 1 Thessalonians 5:16-24 and Prayer

Spencer Porter: Announcements  (begins at 24:52)

Through Rahab, God showed that He can use anyone in His re- demption story. No one is beyond the reach of His saving arms.

Boaz was the kinsman redeemer of two destitute and lost women. God is still in the business of redeeming the lost.

The commandments were given to us directly from God to show us just how much we need a Savior.

The blood of the lamb saved the Israelites from the 10th plague. The blood of the Lamb of God saves us still.

Joseph’s brothers sought to harm him – but God used it for good. The cross is the ultimate example of God creating good out of the evil plans of man.

The ladder Jacob saw in his dream connected earth and heaven. Thousands of years later, a wooden cross did the same.

Through Abraham’s obedience, God’s plan of redemption begins to take shape.

Steena mentions the song "Where is the Lamb" by Wendy Francisco. You can find it at this link: https://cutt.ly/the_lamb