For Sunday school, Sean Kelly is beginning a new series on wisdom from the book of Proverbs, this week dedicated to the definition of wisdom (Part 2)

For Sunday school, Sean Kelly is beginning a new series on wisdom from the book of Proverbs, this week dedicated to the definition of wisdom (Part 1).

In this week's sermon Dr. Dan Brown preached from Isaiah 52:13. The Lord Jesus died a shameful death, but Isaiah foretells of a time when our Lord will be exalted and the ways it will occur.

Of all the disciples Jesus chose, Matthew, a tax collector among sinners, could be the most unlikely from man's perspective. Nevertheless, Jesus chose Matthew showing that He can accomplish anything with anyone who will yield to Him.

Colossians 2:12 has had a controversial history in the discussion of baptism. Some Baptists would prefer not to discuss it, but Dr. Rathbun shows that the text is not to be avoided and is, in fact, a fantastic verse that contributes to the study of baptism.

This week our guest speaker Brother Nathan Pelletier preached from 2 Corinthians 4 about the ministry Paul had. While Paul was undermined of his authority, he reminds the Corinthians that the validity and power of the message he preaches does not come from him but from God. With this truth remaining today, we too can have confidence as we participate in gospel witness despite our weakness, just as Paul did.

Life brings a great diversity of challenges, but Dr. Rathbun teaches us from Psalm 57 why and how we must adapt to become dependent on God in all circumstances.

Today brother Jeff Stilwell shared with us a message from Ephesians 4:1-16 on spiritual gifts. Each of us don’t have every gift and can’t expect too much from others than what God has gifted them with, but when we use our gifts together, we will see God increase the body of Christ.

The privilege of living in America comes with great opportunities. What does the Lord require of us? Has your heart been transformed?

This morning visiting speaker Dr. Rathbun preached from Acts 8:26-40 on the importance of ministering to others who are not like us. We are a people who have been ministered to and have the answers to help others with their greatest need. When we know how much people not appearing like us actually are like us, we will be motivated to minister to them.