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If the Bible were a newspaper, what would be the front page headline?

What is your response to hearing The Good News?

Pastor Robert Prendergast reminds us that the Gospel is good news, the central theme being Jesus Christ and the redemption He has brought by dying for our sins.

Robert implores us to be constantly reminded of this good news, despite how familiar we may think we are with it.

If the Bible were a newspaper, what would be the front page headline?

What is your response to hearing The Good News?

Pastor Robert Prendergast reminds us that the Gospel is good news, the central theme being Jesus Christ and the redemption He has brought by dying for our sins.

Robert implores us to be constantly reminded of this good news, despite how familiar we may think we are with it.

If the Bible were a newspaper, what would be the front page headline?

What is your response to hearing The Good News?

Pastor Robert Prendergast reminds us that the Gospel is good news, the central theme being Jesus Christ and the redemption He has brought by dying for our sins.

Robert teaches that The Gospel is a message that the Old Testament contained, that was later in the New Testament explained.

If the Bible were a newspaper, what would be the front page headline?

What is your response to hearing The Good News?

Pastor Robert Prendergast reminds us that the Gospel is good news, the central theme being Jesus Christ and the redemption He has brought by dying for our sins.

Robert teaches that The Gospel is a message that the Old Testament contained, that was later in the New Testament explained.

If the Bible were a newspaper, what would be the front page headline?

What is your response to hearing The Good News?

Pastor Robert Prendergast reminds us that the Gospel is good news, the central theme being Jesus Christ and the redemption He has brought by dying for our sins.

Robert teaches that The Gospel is a message that the Old Testament contained, that was later in the New Testament explained.

How do we respond to the needs of our brothers and sisters?

How are we to treat those in need of our support?

Pastor Robert Prendergast teaching from Galatians 6 highlights that we find two types of burdened Christian, 1 the person overtaken by sin and 2 the teacher in need of provision, both finding themselves in need of support.

Robert teaches that as a caring community we are challenged to respond to both needs and as we do so we bring glory to God and wonderfully fulfil the law of Christ.

How do we respond to the needs of our brothers and sisters?

How are we to treat those in need of our support?

Pastor Robert Prendergast teaching from Galatians 6 highlights that we find two types of burdened Christian, 1 the person overtaken by sin and 2 the teacher in need of provision, both finding themselves in need of support.

Robert teaches that as a caring community we are challenged to respond to both needs and as we do so we bring glory to God and wonderfully fulfil the law of Christ.

How do we respond to the needs of our brothers and sisters?

How are we to treat those in need of our support?

Pastor Robert Prendergast teaching from Galatians 6 highlights that we find two types of burdened Christian, 1 the person overtaken by sin and 2 the teacher in need of provision, both finding themselves in need of support.

Robert teaches that as a caring community we are challenged to respond to both needs and as we do so we bring glory to God and wonderfully fulfil the law of Christ.

Are we contributing and serving one another in love?

Are you commited to your local body?

Pastor Efrem Buckle teaches that Church Membership is a biblical principle given by scripture and a mandate for all followers of Christ.

Efrem illustrates how church membership gloriously reflects the gospel and glorifies Christ to a lost world.

Are we contributing and serving one another in love?

Are you commited to your local body?

Pastor Efrem Buckle teaches that Church Membership is a biblical principle given by scripture and a mandate for all followers of Christ.

Efrem illustrates how church membership gloriously reflects the gospel and glorifies Christ to a lost world.