The evidence concerning Jesus as the Messiah, Son of David, Son of God is overwhelming and mounting, and as it does the religious establishment in opposition to Him is being eclipsed. The increase of Jesus is a joy to the righteous, but an offense to the unrighteous. Therefore, those who oppose Him must find some way to discredit His works, no matter how foolish their arguments are. The glory of Christ is sometimes more clearly displayed by the very foolishness of the arguments against Him. Such in the case in our passage. Against the backdrop of the foolishness of unbelief the glory of Christ shine even more brightly.

The evidence concerning Jesus as the Messiah, Son of David, Son of God is overwhelming and mounting, and as it does the religious establishment in opposition to Him is being eclipsed. The increase of Jesus is a joy to the righteous, but an offense to the unrighteous. Therefore, those who oppose Him must find some way to discredit His works, no matter how foolish their arguments are. The glory of Christ is sometimes more clearly displayed by the very foolishness of the arguments against Him. Such in the case in our passage. Against the backdrop of the foolishness of unbelief the glory of Christ shine even more brightly.

The evidence concerning Jesus as the Messiah, Son of David, Son of God is overwhelming and mounting, and as it does the religious establishment in opposition to Him is being eclipsed. The increase of Jesus is a joy to the righteous, but an offense to the unrighteous. Therefore, those who oppose Him must find some way to discredit His works, no matter how foolish their arguments are. The glory of Christ is sometimes more clearly displayed by the very foolishness of the arguments against Him. Such in the case in our passage. Against the backdrop of the foolishness of unbelief the glory of Christ shine even more brightly.

The Book Of Ruth | Ruth | 5/4/2012 by Pastor Parker Reardon

The Book Of Ruth | Ruth | 5/4/2012 by Pastor Parker Reardon

The Book Of Ruth | Ruth | 5/4/2012 by Pastor Parker Reardon

God's power is awe inspiring. In one sense, it is so far beyond our ability to grasp it seems almost futile to linger too long. However, creation, resurrection, and the glories of salvation are all demonstrations of His power to be marveled at and pondered to produce worship, faith, and trust in His people. Consider the limitless power of God in this next installment of our doctrine of God series.

God's power is awe inspiring. In one sense, it is so far beyond our ability to grasp it seems almost futile to linger too long. However, creation, resurrection, and the glories of salvation are all demonstrations of His power to be marveled at and pondered to produce worship, faith, and trust in His people. Consider the limitless power of God in this next installment of our doctrine of God series.

God's power is awe inspiring. In one sense, it is so far beyond our ability to grasp it seems almost futile to linger too long. However, creation, resurrection, and the glories of salvation are all demonstrations of His power to be marveled at and pondered to produce worship, faith, and trust in His people. Consider the limitless power of God in this next installment of our doctrine of God series.

Every Man A Minister | Acts 6:1-6 | 5/1/2012 by Pastor Parker Reardon

To be a Christian is to be a servant, a slave of Christ. There should be no such thing as a Christian who is not serving in the church. However, God has also established two distinct offices to oversee the leadership and ministry of the local assembly of believers: Elder and deacon. Acts 6:1-6 is a record of apostolic wisdom to meet a specific need in the early church, and it also serves as a prototype of the later developed office of deacon, mentioned primarily in 1 Tim. 3:8-11. Consider the early prototype of the later office of deacon in Acts 6:1-6 as Pastor Reardon introduces the basic concepts and background to this significant moment in the life of the church and shows how, indeed, every man a minister.