Today’s study considers the visit of Mary to Elizabeth and the song she composed praising God’s salvation.

Today’s study considers the visit of Mary to Elizabeth and the song she composed praising God’s salvation.

Today’s sermon begins a Christmas Series, “Life-Lessons from Joseph and Mary”. To consider this, we are suspending, for the moment, the series, “Heading for the Promise Land”. All messages are available for review and download at www.thornvillechurch.com [Archive Media]

Today’s lesson demonstrates that God’s people can be fearful at times and experience a lapse of faith, but God remains faithful to them!

Today’s lesson demonstrates that God’s people can be fearful at times and experience a lapse of faith, but God remains faithful to them!

Today’s lesson demonstrates that God’s people can be fearful at times and experience a lapse of faith, but God remains faithful to them!

In much of the the Old Testament Promises, the elements and recipients of the promises are representative of the reality found in the work of Christ. Today's study ties the Abrahamic Covenant to the fulfillment in Christ Jesus.

In much of the the Old Testament Promises, the elements and recipients of the promises are representative of the reality found in the work of Christ. Today's study ties the Abrahamic Covenant to the fulfillment in Christ Jesus.

In much of the the Old Testament Promises, the elements and recipients of the promises are representative of the reality found in the work of Christ. Today's study ties the Abrahamic Covenant to the fulfillment in Christ Jesus.

Today’s study focuses on Abraham’s growth in faith. Saving faith is God’s gift, but it comes to men in infant form. Thus, Peter charges all believers: “Like newborn babies, crave pure spiritual milk, so that by it you may grow up in your salvation, now that you have tasted that the Lord is good.” 1 Peter 2:2 & 3