Our Advent series looks at the question raised by the familiar carol, "What Child Is This?" In seeking and answer to this question we will

be spending the next 4 weeks in the Book of Hebrews. Hebrews offers us some of the best answers to the question of who is this child born in Bethlehem and what has he come to do. He is Immanuel, the Incarnate One, the Innocent Sacrifice and Our Intercessor. This message comes from Hebrews 4:14-16 and 7:25

Our Advent series looks at the question raised by the familiar carol, "What Child Is This?" In seeking and answer to this question we will

be spending the next 4 weeks in the Book of Hebrews. Hebrews offers us some of the best answers to the question of who is this child born in Bethlehem and what has he come to do. He is Immanuel, the Incarnate One, the Innocent Sacrifice and Our Intercessor. This message comes from Hebrews 7:26-28 and 9:22-28.

Our Advent series looks at the question raised by the familiar carol, "What Child Is This?" In seeking and answer to this question we will

be spending the next 4 weeks in the Book of Hebrews. Hebrews offers us some of the best answers to the question of who is this child born in Bethlehem and what has he come to do. He is Immanuel, the Incarnate One, the Innocent Sacrifice and Our Intercessor.

Our Advent series looks at the question raised by the familiar carol, "What Child Is This?" In seeking and answer to this question we will be spending the next 4 weeks in the Book of Hebrews. Hebrews offers us some of the best answers to the question of who is this child born in Bethlehem and what has he come to do. He is Immanuel, the Incarnate One, the Innocent Sacrifice and Our Intercessor.

The recent controversy with Chik-Fil-A has focused our attention once again on the dangers that culture poses to the Christian life. In 2 Timothy (4:17-18) Paul offers counsel to the young pastor on how to handle these "last days" and what God has promised to those believers in the face of increasing temptation and persecution.

I recently sat front row center at a music concert. It was a wonderful experience, but it pales when I consider the words of Paul (Ephesians 2:6-7) that right now I am seated in Christ in heavenly realms. This message looks at how this present reality should shape our living.

The great preacher and pray-er, Charles Spurgeon, said that the best prayers were not ones with clever phrases or emotional impact, but rather ones filled with arguments. He drew that thought from the words of Job 23:1-7. In this message we build off of this text and sermons by Spurgeon to look at five winning arguments we can use in prayer.

The last message in our series on Loving God and our neighbor considers the words of Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5) to love our enemies. We look at seven thoughts that arise out of this command of Jesus on what we do with those who hate us.

As we continue to look at what it means to love God and our neighbor, we turn our attention to the Parable of the Good Samaritan and what Jesus says are the qualities of a good neighbor.

What does it mean to love God with your all? This message in our series on "The Greatest Commandment" explores this question from Mark 12:28-34