Brother Jim Auld shared this message on feet and shoes in the Bible. Taking us from the burning bush all the way to the vision of the Lord Jesus in the book of Revelation, Brother Jim discussed the way shoes are sometimes to be taken off and sometimes to be worn. May we experience both as we walk with the Lord, taking off our shoes in worship and strapping them on as we go out to share the good news of Christ. Scripture passages: Ex 3:5; 12:11; Eph 6:15; Rev 1:15

Brother Collin Beckford turned our thoughts on Sunday morning to the "Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world." After reading some of the characteristics of the Passover lamb, Brother Collin pointed out some of the distinct differences between that prophetic picture and the Lord Jesus Himself. While the similarities between the two are important, the differences can also be instructive. Scripture passages: Ex. 12:1–13; John 1:29–36

Brother Collin Beckford turned our thoughts on Sunday morning to the "Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world." After reading some of the characteristics of the Passover lamb, Brother Collin pointed out some of the distinct differences between that prophetic picture and the Lord Jesus Himself. While the similarities between the two are important, the differences can also be instructive. Scripture passages: Ex. 12:1–13; John 1:29–36

Romans 8 was referred to as "the great eight" by some of the Puritan writers, and it is a favorite of many Christians. Brother Luke Harriman offers this meditation on the last few verses of the chapter as an encouragement to keep going on for the Lord, no matter what may come our way. Scripture passage: Rom 8:35–39

Romans 8 was referred to as "the great eight" by some of the Puritan writers, and it is a favorite of many Christians. Brother Luke Harriman offers this meditation on the last few verses of the chapter as an encouragement to keep going on for the Lord, no matter what may come our way. Scripture passage: Rom 8:35–39

Brother Ken Huebner offered this stirring charge last Sunday to remember thankfulness in our daily walk with God. Beginning with the story of the ten lepers and taking us through several important passages on giving thanks, Brother Ken encouraged us to cultivate the attitude of gratitude as we see the many ways the Lord has blessed us. Scripture passage: Luke 17:11–19

Brother Ken Huebner offered this stirring charge last Sunday to remember thankfulness in our daily walk with God. Beginning with the story of the ten lepers and taking us through several important passages on giving thanks, Brother Ken encouraged us to cultivate the attitude of gratitude as we see the many ways the Lord has blessed us. Scripture passage: Luke 17:11–19

In this Fathers Day message, Luke Harriman considers the story of the man with two sons from Luke 15. In this well-known parable, we see a true model of fatherhood that mirrors our heavenly Father's great compassion for us.

In this Fathers Day message, Luke Harriman considers the story of the man with two sons from Luke 15. In this well-known parable, we see a true model of fatherhood that mirrors our heavenly Father's great compassion for us.

Brother Henry Starr offered this meditation on Psalm 46 this past Lord's Day. When we truly "behold the works of the Lord" (v. 8), we are led to be still before Him and rest in God as our refuge and strength. After the message, Luke Harriman shared some similar thoughts from Psalm 97.