Today we return to Noah and the ark, not as an example of faith but as a type that is now fulfilled in the antitype of baptism into the church

As Christians, we ought to appreciate the endurance of God’s Word. That Word is the Gospel we have obeyed and by which we are saved (1 Peter 1:22-2:3). Let us drink deeply of His Word!

These are challenging times, but the church has survived famine (Acts 11:27-30) and persecution (Acts 9:23-25) by bonding together and keeping faith. With difficulty, there is always a chance for us to grow (James 1:2-4). So let us consider three ways we can demonstrate faith in these times, the times of the COVID-19 Coronavirus Pandemic.

As those born again in Christ, we must live as new people.

All men are created in the image of our awesome God. As such, we owe Him obedience and praise.

We are continuing our study of being the light of the world. Christ came as the light of the world. In Christ, Christians have been transformed by Christ's blood and word into children of light in the kingdom of light. If we are children of light, then we must proclaim the Gospel to the world!

We are continuing our study of being the light of the world. Christ came as the light of the world. In Christ, Christians have been transformed by Christ's blood and word into children of light in the kingdom of light. If we are children of light, then we need to live like the source of that light, Christ.

Christ came as the light of the world. In Christ, Christians have been transformed by Christ's blood and word into children of light in the kingdom of light. If we are children of light, then we need to live like the source of that light, Christ.

When the world looks at Christianity, all that can be seen is division. But Christ's body is not broken!

The elders of the congregation must not become distracted tending to the minutiae. As those who watch for the souls of the congregation, elders have to focus on fulfilling their Biblical mandate.