Did you make a commitment to read the Bible this year? Do you read the Bible, even occasionally? If so, how do you read it? This sermon does not give hermenutical principles, but it does tell how to read your Bible.

Did you make a commitment to read the Bible this year? Do you read the Bible, even occasionally? If so, how do you read it? This sermon does not give hermenutical principles, but it does tell how to read your Bible.

Christ has challenged His individual followers, as well as church bodies, to be His witnesses. This sermon seeks to apply Jesus' final charge to His disciples to the New Hope family.

Christ has challenged His individual followers, as well as church bodies, to be His witnesses. This sermon seeks to apply Jesus' final charge to His disciples to the New Hope family.

Names are very important, and were even more so in Bible days. In the Hebrew mindset, a name was more that just a title of a person. It spoke of a person's character. In Isaiah's prophecy concerning the coming Messiah, God revealed what Christ would be like through numerous names and titles.

Names are very important, and were even more so in Bible days. In the Hebrew mindset, a name was more that just a title of a person. It spoke of a person's character. In Isaiah's prophecy concerning the coming Messiah, God revealed what Christ would be like through numerous names and titles.

God desires all nations to come to Him and He will do whatever is necessary for them to do so. This is typified in the magi's visit to the baby Jesus.

God desires all nations to come to Him and He will do whatever is necessary for them to do so. This is typified in the magi's visit to the baby Jesus.

What is so special about the virgin birth of Christ? Many things, but most revolve around this central truth: Jesus, the Son of God, came to be born of a virgin, die a substitutionary death on the cross, and be raised to live forevermore.

What is so special about the virgin birth of Christ? Many things, but most revolve around this central truth: Jesus, the Son of God, came to be born of a virgin, die a substitutionary death on the cross, and be raised to live forevermore.