Questions in this episode: – How do you respond to Catholics about how we are saved? – How much should we be inviting unbelievers to church? – When did the land begin to be called Palestine? – Who are the souls that were slain under the altar in Revelation 6:10? – Is the phrase, “asking …
Biblical truth demands a response that should always be seriously pondered, quickly responded to, and never passed off lightly.
We should always be quick and resolute in an obedient response to God’s word, knowing that it is always worth it.
A consistent intake of challenging biblical preaching is essential for your spiritual growth. The Bible tells us that we cannot be the maturing and discerning Christians God wants us to be unless we are ingesting thoughtful biblical exposition when we gather. Peter equated biblical preaching to…
It is entirely reasonable for us to trust and obey the words of the Triune God, not only in light of his character and authority, but also in view of the judgments meted out on those who rebel.
Your church is committed to providing you with the leadership, teaching, oversight, and environment to enhance, foster, and protect your spiritual life.
We may at times respond with negativity to the accurate preaching of the truth, but God has called all Christians as his messengers to be faithful to God’s message regardless of the response.
Pastor Mike explains what expository preaching is and how it relates to the teaching of the Bible.
A Systematic Study of Ecclesiology
A Systematic Study of Ecclesiology
Our weekly biblical preaching to God’s people is intended to produce “doers of the word” who are eager to receive the truth, live it out, and pass it on.
Because God said the cultural climate would become increasingly hostile toward the truth, we must insist all the more that the Bible have preeminence in our church.
God has called his people to continue to embrace the teaching of his word with an unqualified resolve to do what it says for the rest of our lives.