Rev. Barber reminds us how wonderful and interdependent the church is, and how [what the world perceives as] weakness, can be transformed into a source of infinite strength. The meek, the eccentric, as well as the grand and the refined, are all assembled by Christ into a beautiful work of living art: the Church. We need each one. Each one hold unique value. Listen, and you will learn 10 practical truths on how you fit in the body of Christ.

Rev. Barber reminds us how wonderful and interdependent the church is, and how [what the world perceives as] weakness, can be transformed into a source of infinite strength. The meek, the eccentric, as well as the grand and the refined, are all assembled by Christ into a beautiful work of living art: the Church. We need each one. Each one hold unique value. Listen, and you will learn 10 practical truths on how you fit in the body of Christ.

Dr. McKechnie reminds us that the antidote to worry is trust. The prophet Isaiah reminds the Israelites in their grumbling, that they who wait upon God can be satisfied no matter their circumstance. The simple act of trusting in Christ, who never fails, brings the hope that quells the worry.

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Dr. McKechnie reminds us that the antidote to worry is trust. The prophet Isaiah reminds the Israelites in their grumbling, that they who wait upon God can be satisfied no matter their circumstance. The simple act of trusting in Christ, who never fails, brings the hope that quells the worry.

Dr. McKechnie reminds us that the antidote to worry is trust. The prophet Isaiah reminds the Israelites in their grumbling, that they who wait upon God can be satisfied no matter their circumstance. The simple act of trusting in Christ, who never fails, brings the hope that quells the worry.

In the concluding sermon of "The Road To Emmaus" series, Dr. Sams reminds us that the characters in the stories of the Old Testament: Adam & Eve, Abraham, Joseph, Esther, Job, David, Jonah, Joseph... Their stories point us (like signs) to He Who more than knows the secret to all good things. He is all good things. Endless goodness is found in Christ. We can spend our lives exploring and discovering more and more of that goodness. Listen or watch, and be reminded of and encouraged that goodness is ours.

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In the concluding sermon of "The Road To Emmaus" series, Dr. Sams reminds us that the characters in the stories of the Old Testament: Adam & Eve, Abraham, Joseph, Esther, Job, David, Jonah, Joseph... Their stories point us (like signs) to He Who more than knows the secret to all good things. He is all good things. Endless goodness is found in Christ. We can spend our lives exploring and discovering more and more of that goodness. Listen or watch, and be reminded of and encouraged that goodness is ours.

Resources for a life of following Jesus, every day, everywhere, with everyone.

In the concluding sermon of "The Road To Emmaus" series, Dr. Sams reminds us that the characters in the stories of the Old Testament: Adam & Eve, Abraham, Joseph, Esther, Job, David, Jonah, Joseph... Their stories point us (like signs) to He Who more than knows the secret to all good things. He is all good things. Endless goodness is found in Christ. We can spend our lives exploring and discovering more and more of that goodness. Listen or watch, and be reminded of and encouraged that goodness is ours.

The hallmark of the book of Jonah is Jonah's disobedience to preach to the infidel, pagan Ninevites, guilty of what would be called atrocities by almost any standard, ancient or modern. But there is a much more grave sin in the story than simple disobedience - one that has traditionally gone unnoticed. God's message to us in this is so important, as we are all tempted by this same sin. Many centuries later, Christ Himself will refer to the "sign of Jonah". Watch or listen to see the miracle of how God's righteousness eclipses our own.

Resources for a life of following Jesus, every day, everywhere, with everyone.

The hallmark of the book of Jonah is Jonah's disobedience to preach to the infidel, pagan Ninevites, guilty of what would be called atrocities by almost any standard, ancient or modern. But there is a much more grave sin in the story than simple disobedience - one that has traditionally gone unnoticed. God's message to us in this is so important, as we are all tempted by this same sin. Many centuries later, Christ Himself will refer to the "sign of Jonah". Watch or listen to see the miracle of how God's righteousness eclipses our own.