Dr. Cole sees two negative responses from believers during this COVID-19 pandemic: (1) fear and panic, and (2) resentment and anger toward our governing authorities. He addresses both of these by teaching on (1) God's absolute sovereignty over all things, and (2) how should we respond to the government? Then he concludes with how we should respond overall to what God is doing through this situation.

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What is the gospel? Why is it so important to focus

on the good news of Jesus' death, burial, and resurrection during

this coronavirus pandemic? Pastor Sean gave encoruagement to his

church family on a Facebook live video. Here is the audio from...

Jesus was stricken, smitten, and afflicted by God.

Jesus suffered alone, in our place, and as our Shepherd.

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How do we respond during times of extreme suffering

and crisis? Ecclesiastes 6 and 7 give us some great biblical

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Dr. Sean Cole continues the sermon series through

Isaiah 53. This passages leads us to ask three questions: 1) Why do

so many people NOT believe in Jesus? 2) Why are so many people NOT

impressed with Jesus? and 3) Why do some people hatefully...

Dr. Sean Cole concludes the book of Romans. in

Chapter 16, Paul gives final greetings which shows the diversity of

the church in Rome. He warns them about those who would cause

division in the church. He ends with a doxology that summarizes the

main...

Dr. Sean Cole starts a new sermon series leading up

to Easter on Isaiah 53 called "What are the Odds?" The Fourth

Servant Song starts in Isaiah 52:13-15 and includes all of Chapter

53. This poem consists of five stanzas with three lines...

In Romans 15:14-21, Paul addresses his past

missionary endeavors as a servant to the Gentiles and evangelizing

unreached people groups. This work has prevented him from visiting

the church in Rome. In 15:22-29, he tells them his plans to come

visit...

Paul addresses the issue of how Christians can

argue over secondary matters which can often divide the church. How

do we not become legalistic and impose grey areas or matters of

conscience on others as dogma? How do we not put stumbling blocks

in the...

Dr. Sean Cole concludes the sermon series through

the book of Exodus. We see some wonderful truths about God's

character in the glory cloud that rested on the tabernacle. In the

end, Exodus always points us forward to Christ who is the...