Three things we learn from Joseph and Mary’s encounter with Simeon in the Temple (Luke 2). The birth of Christ was a Trinitarian event, a public event, and a salvific event. An exposition of Luke 2:21-35 and the last in our series of Christmas messages.

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Jesus Christ the dividing line among all humanity as each person’s destiny is revealed by their reaction to Him. An exposition of Luke 2:33-35.

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Simeon beholds Christ as God’s salvation, revelation, and glory. An exposition of Luke 2:27-32.

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An introduction to Simeon and his encounter with Jesus in the temple when Jesus was presented to the Lord by His parents. We look at the detail that Luke provides in showing the fastidious observance of the law by Mary and Joseph on behalf of their newborn son. An exposition of Luke 2:21-35.

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Paul instructed Timothy to uncompromisingly guard the truth in a gracious manner appropriate for the servant of Christ. An exposition of 2 Timothy 2:14-26.

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Description: History teaches us that hyper-Calvinism is as much a threat to true Calvinism as Arminianism is. Virtually every revival of true Calvinism since the Puritan era has been hijacked, crippled, or ultimately killed by hyper-Calvinist influences. Modern Calvinists would do well to be on guard against the influence of these deadly trends. Read: A Primer on Hyper-Calvinism

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BCM President Marty Windle and his wife, Jeanette, give an update on the outreach efforts of Bible Centered Ministries International during the COVID pandemic of 2020.

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The Apostle Paul’s first recorded sermon emphasized the Resurrection of Christ as a fulfillment of Old Testament promises of God. An exposition of Acts 13:30-38.

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A look at the promised King and Kingdom. An exposition of Isaiah 9:6-7.

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God has ordained that men are to be the spiritual leaders in both the home and the church and in that order. Men must lead in the home first. They are called to be godly husbands to their wives. In this message we will look at the biblical marks of a godly husband. Loving our wives as Christ loved the church is a high calling with great responsibility. An exposition of Ephesians 5:25-28.

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