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Christ is the central person in the Bible. Calvary is the central place in the Bible.
Everything that happened in the Old Testament points us forward to Jesus Christ and the cross. Everything in the New Testament after Christ's death, burial, and resurrection points us back to Jesus Christ and the cross.
The death of Jesus is not the end of the story. It’s the theme of the story. This truth couldn’t be more clearly seen than when we read Psalm 22.
I John 4:7 – “Beloved, let us love one another: for love is of God; and every one that loveth is born of God, and knoweth God.”
Ever felt frustrated waiting on God? You're not alone. Join us as we explore the theme of waiting in Psalm 27 and discover why waiting on the Lord is never wasted time.
🎙️🙏 Dive into the songs of David as we continue our journey through the Life of David series on our podcast!
After a hiatus for Christmas and our Moving Forward series, we're back with a gripping exploration of David's life during his time on the run from King Saul. 🏃♂️
Join us as we delve into the emotional rollercoaster David faced, from feeling forgotten and forsaken to finding trust, rejoicing in salvation, and ultimately singing praises to the Lord. 🎶✨
Tune in to discover how David's prayers and songs in the darkness can inspire us to turn our "how longs" into hallelujahs! 🔍🙌
Ephesians 4:25-32 – “Wherefore putting away lying,
In Colossians 3:16, we find three truths that teach us how we can be effective in giving and receiving admonition.
Learning how to love is the greatest lesson we can learn as Christians. It is one of the very reasons why God created us - to learn His love and to share it with others.
(Luke 1:46-55) With the incarnate Son of God within her womb, Mary sings a hymn of praise.
This is an excerpt of a sermon preached by Pastor Michael a few years ago on the Christmas story from Luke 2.
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