Pastor Craig continues our discussion of the Logos and the philosophical worldview behind "Logos" that the Apostle John used to help point his readers to Christ.

This week, we transition back to the New Testament, specifically to the Pastoral Epistles of the Apostle Paul to Timothy. Worship with us this week as we take note of how Paul holds himself up as an example of the patience, mercy, and grace of God, even to the "chief" of sinners. 

 

Text: 1 Timothy 1:12-17

Pastor Craig begins a look at the thematic events in the Gospel of John. This week we begin with the layout and format of the whole study and hear how John thematically organized his Gospel in order to point us to the reality of Christ Jesus.

This week, we finish our time in the Prophet Habakkuk and consider how his example can lead us to a posture of "righteousness by faith." 

 

Text: Habakkuk 3

In his final lesson, Pastor Chris continues to take us through the Revelation of John. Join us this week as John describes what he saw concerning the end of all things and how it is not unlike what we have already seen throughout this entire study.

In our penultimate message in this key Minor Prophet, the Lord now directly responds to Habakkuk's complaints and concerns surrounding the wickedness of Judah and of Babylon, with a string of 5 Woes and Judgments ... all rooted in idolatry. 

 

Text: Habakkuk 2:6-20

Pastor Chris returns this week and concludes our look at the Prophet Daniel and begins to help us see the comparisons in the Revelation to John. 

 

Text: Daniel 12 & Revelation 1

Does God have something to say to us as we see constant wickedness and evil in the world? How are Christians and the church to react? Today we consider Habakkuk's Second Complaint to the Lord and how God responds when exile is at hand.

 

Text: Habakkuk 1:12-2:5

Could there be more to The Lord's Prayer than what we have been taught or consider as we pray it? What does it mean to "hallow" the name of God? Is this a request or is this an assertion? Could Jesus have meant more when he told us to pray for our daily bread? 

Listen this morning as Pastor Craig takes us through this well known and beloved prayer of the church and the Christian faith. 

 

Text: Matthew 6:9-13

This week, we begin our deep dive into the Minor Prophet of Habakkuk and look closely at his first of two complaints to the Lord as well as how the Lord responds. In this complaint, we can feel the tension of unanswered prayer and the frustration of Habakkuk as he sees nothing but sin, violence, and destruction around him.  

 

Text: Habakkuk 1:2-11