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No matter where we look right now, it is apparent that we are living in a world that is in turmoil. Fortunately, there is still rest to be found in God. Psalm 46 lets us know that even when it seems like our world is falling apart, God is still a source of refuge.
Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
Perhaps the greatest thing that could be said about a person’s legacy is that “they walked with God.” This morning, Enoch inspires us as a man who did just that, and didn’t taste the bitterness of death because of his walk of faith.
Teacher: Matt Burleson
We have such a wonderful hope in Jesus, and because of this hope, we should be motivated to be more like him. We’ve been called to walk in the light, to be pure as he is pure. And if we walk in darkness, it will reveal us to not really be his disciples.
Teacher: Justin P. Sivley
At the heart of the book of Hebrews is the priesthood of Jesus. So much of the argument that is made in the book points back to this point, and paints a picture of a better priesthood than that which came before.
Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
As the Spring season comes upon us and we see the new growth of the season, it is a reminder that God has promised to make all things new. Not only does he remind us of this every spring, but he has created something new in each person who has obeyed the gospel, and will make something new for us in the day of Christ’s return.
Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
Teacher: Justin P. Sivley
On a day when we gathered with brothers and sisters for a special time of singing, it was good to be reminded what a blessing it is to sing praise to our God. Psalm 95 encourages us to sing together, to sing with joy, and to sing with thanksgiving.
Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
No, we are not talking Performance Enhancing Drugs, but of a Christian’s “Power-Enhancing Devotion.” Faith is is essential to our walk with Christ, and it keeps us going in the face of the difficulties of that walk.
Teacher: Matt Burleson
Teacher: Justin P. Sivley
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