Oh, But for a Crumb- O.T. Law reads harshly for Gentiles, but Jesus changed all that. Jesus knocked down many O.T. divisions. part 1 of 3

The Jews taught a religion which attempted to stop sin from progressing from a person's mind and heart to a person's hand, eyes, and lips. Jesus taught a system which promoted quenching sin before it could take root in one's heart or mind. (part 1 of 2)

Jesus believed and preached traditional marriage, -Have ye not read, that He which made them at the beginning made them male and female-- This sermon includes a reading of Hans Christian Andersen's The Emperor's New Clothes -Public Domain Mark 1.0-

Speaking of Jesus' rest, there is the saint who is-- 1- in that rest- 2- laboring for that rest- 3- not laboring for that rest

This series attempts to investigate - why Jesus did what He did, when He did it? Surprisingly, Jesus' initial response to people was consistent, even when He knew what people were thinking and feeling.

This sermon was first preached by our pastor nearly eleven years ago, when he first took the oversight of the church. The message reminded members of long term perspectives as they ready themselves for building renovations.

This introductory message will describe a rubric for how we view the manner Jesus interacted with people. Sometimes Jesus was compassionate, other times He was terse. In the coming weeks we will try to answer the question: Why did Jesus do what He did, when He did it?

Paul repeats two themes throughout his epistles to Timothy: 1) obey God's word, and 2) do not be distracted from God's word.

Mary Magdalene went to Peter and told him Jesus' body had been stolen. Peter ran to the tomb, looked inside, and left ... believing a lie. After speaking with Jesus and the angels, she told Peter her first report was wrong, and that Jesus had risen from the dead. Peter ran to the tomb a second time, looked inside, and left ... doubting the truth. Sometimes, we need a little Holy Spirit. Sometimes, we need Jesus to help us. Ya'll, it takes grace to understand grace.

The past two weeks we considered federal heads who brought curses and blessings to those they represented. This week's message considered individuals with more than one federal head. (part 3 of 3)