Proverbs 3:1-12 In this second sermon in our series on the Promises of God, Pastor Mark teaches on God’s promise of guidance. Life is full of choices. How do we know if the choices we are making are right? Whether big or small, we see from verses 5-6 in the text, that God promises us…
GUEST SPEAKER: Nehemiah Maphie Brother Nehemiah Maphie preaches on how we can trust in the Lord amidst whatever we are going through, based on Isaiah 40:28-31.
Exodus 3:11-15 One of the most important things we could ever ponder is what God is like, His character and attributes. In this sermon, Pastor Mark contrasts two competing perspectives: the human point of view, and the divine point of view. We learn that we make judgements based on our experiences and personal knowledge, but…
Galatians 4:21-31 In this sermon, Pastor Mark challenges us to make the decision daily to live dependent on God and His grace, as opposed to lives of self-reliance. We see from the text how our freedom from God, really leads to enslavement to our sinful nature. Living in submission to God results in true joy…
Advent #3–Psalm 23–This most well known of all the Psalms paints a portrait of our Lord as Guide, Ruler, Caretaker, and the One who gives us peace and rest.
1 Samuel 14:6-7 and others — Our culture tells us “bigger is better” but the Bible tells us that numbers are irrelevant; what matters is God’s power and glory. [Download the weekly Devotional Guides]
Psalm 13–This psalm offers excellent advice of what to do when God just seems so far away. First, tell Him how you feel. Next, ask Him to help you see and give you the wisdom to know what to do. And then, trust Him because He has shown you His unfailing love in the past.
Jeremiah 30-33– God promised to discipline His own people (the captivity). He promised to restore them once again to their land (the regathering). God promised to instill a New Covenant with the coming of Messiah (Jesus). God always keeps His promises.
Psalm 9 This psalm is David’s testimony of how he has seen God work justice in the past. He confidently includes a prayer for God to make things right in his present situation as well. The God of justice will answer.
Galatians 2:11-21 In this passage, Paul sets up a discussion of two contrasts–Living by the law (following rules) or living by faith (trusting in Jesus Christ). Only one method sets us free from the guilt, the penalty and the bondage of sin.
