After six months, we come to our last and 26th week on God's providence. We examine the differences in how those who believe in God's detailed control of all events (Calvinists) respond to tragedies in comparison with those who do not (Arminians). The differences are quite significant.

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Here are the points for the message:

Introduction: On Fasting

1. The Groom

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This passage looks at Matthew's own record of his conversion.

1. Jesus calls Matthew (v 9)

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We finished the "P" in TULIP this week by observing some of the warnings and assurances the Lord gives us for our good in both Hebrews and 1 John.

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This is part two of our prospective membership meeting on Saturday (9/23/23).

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This is part one of our prospective membership meeting on Saturday (9/23/23).

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Perhaps the most contested text in Hebrews comes here in chapter six. Does the author teach you can lose your salvation? We think the answer is a strong negative, but what then does this text really mean?

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The authority of Jesus to heal and forgive teaches us that…

1. Jesus is divine (v 2-3)

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Surely the end of Ezra is the most difficult part of this often neglected OT book. What are we to make of Ezra leading over 100 Israelite men to divorce their pagan wives and send them away along with their children?

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Here are the points for the message which concludes our study in the book of Ezra:

1. Ezra grieves the sin of the people (v 1, 6)

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