Faith Bible Fellowship Church of York

Jesus was buried and rose again on the third day. Before his death he called this "the sign of Jonah". What does he mean? How is the resurrection a sign for us? The resurrection assures us of the coming judgment and because of the resurrection we are called to repent.

Jesus institutes the Lord's supper and calls the cup "the cup of the new covenant of his blood". Then when he is in the garden he asks God if it is possible to take away "this cup." For our Good Friday service, we look at the Biblical theme of the cup.

Jesus institutes the Lord's supper and calls the cup "the cup of the new covenant of his blood". Then when he is in the garden he asks God if it is possible to take away "this cup." For our Good Friday service, we look at the Biblical theme of the cup.

Guest speaker: David Riddell.

God uses ordinary people in everyday life to accomplish His purposes. Missionary David Riddell preaches on the story of Naaman and how the Lord used various people in his life.

Guest speaker: David Riddell.

God uses ordinary people in everyday life to accomplish His purposes. Missionary David Riddell preaches on the story of Naaman and how the Lord used various people in his life.

In explaining how justification is by faith alone, Paul looks at the example of Abraham in the Old Testament. Abraham is justified by faith apart from works. He then reminds us from one of David's Psalms the incredible blessing of being forgiven.

In explaining how justification is by faith alone, Paul looks at the example of Abraham in the Old Testament. Abraham is justified by faith apart from works. He then reminds us from one of David's Psalms the incredible blessing of being forgiven.

In explaining how justification is by faith alone, Paul looks at the example of Abraham in the Old Testament. Abraham is justified by faith apart from works. He then reminds us from one of David's Psalms the incredible blessing of being forgiven.

We are saved by faith apart from works of the Law. Our good deeds do not contribute to our justification. In facts, works our excluded from justification. This means that we are all equal before the foot of the cross.

We are saved by faith apart from works of the Law. Our good deeds do not contribute to our justification. In facts, works our excluded from justification. This means that we are all equal before the foot of the cross.