Open your bibles please to Luke 18. We are looking at verses 18-30 this morning.  First of all I want to say thinks for all the love and support we have received this week. It was an incredibly challenging week …

Luke 18:9-14 Open your Bibles please to Luke 18. We are going to be looking at verses 9-14 today and the parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector. This is a text I have preached on before and one …

Open your Bibles please to Luke 17. We are going to be looking at Verses 20-37 today.  These verses deal with a topic that has been popular since Jesus’ time. Do you know Hippolytus of Rome, Sextus Julius Africanus, and …

On March 3 2019, Emmaus Christian Church Voted 37-5 to institute a new set of By-laws that will move us from a Board of Stewards model to an Elder and Deacon model of Church governance. Here is the Audio of …

Luke 17:11-19  Open your Bibles please to Luke 17. We are looking at verses 11-19. Now, the more I studied this passage this week, the more I see the connections to the passage we looked at last week. We looked …

Before I get into the sermon for today, I want to give you a recap of our board retreat. I want to thank those of you who were praying for us. We certainly felt God’s hand upon us as we …

Luke 17:5-6 “What Is Faith?” Open your Bibles please to Luke 17. We are going to be looking at two verses today. As with last week, they are short, but packed with theological depth.  Now, if you remember last week, …

Luke 17:1-4 “Temptation, Repentance and Forgiveness” Open your Bibles please to Luke 17. We are looking at four very packed verses today.  If you were here last week I did a reminder of why we are studying Luke and what …

Friendly reminder: The notes I post are as they were when I preached them. I don’t usually edit them for typos, so I apologize in advance for them.     Open you Bibles please to Luke 1. Now, I know what you are …

Today we are going to be looking at a few passages that discuss this section of our proposed By-laws. Open your Bibles to Acts 6, and then put something there to hold your place and then turn to Hebrews 10:19 …