Nahum
We learn from this sermon how to think about evil and how to live in the world that is marked by evil. We talk about how Christianity provides the most satisfying explanation to this problem. We discover God will one day put an end to evil, and we talk about how this will be bad news for many and good news for those who respond correctly.
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- Mar 31, 2019NahumNahumWe learn from this sermon how to think about evil and how to live in the world that is marked by evil. We talk about how Christianity provides the most satisfying explanation to this problem. We discover God will one day put an end to evil, and we talk about how this will be bad news for many and good news for those who respond correctly.
- Mar 25, 2019MicahMicahMicah The gospel is the message of the Bible and it includes four important elements: God, man, Christ, and response. We discover all four themes in the book of Micah, and we are encouraged to respond to the gospel with authentic faith.
- Mar 17, 2019JonahJonahJonahOf all the prophets, we are probably most familiar with Jonah. We like this book because it is a fascinating story, but our familiarity can prevent us from hearing the message. We learn God wants His people to make Him known. We discover several reasons why we don’t and why we should.
- Mar 10, 2019ObadiahObadiahObadiahObadiah is the shortest book in the Old Testament, yet it still has a significant message for us. We know God is sovereign, but we learn from this book what to do when it doesn’t seem like God is in control. We are called to trust His Word, trust His ways, and trust His timing.
- Mar 3, 2019JoelJoelJoelAs we look at Joel, we discover the prophets have a clear message their audiences would have understood. The prophets are more like preachers and less like fortune tellers. The book of Joel has a simple message with three key elements: judgment, repentance, and salvation. We need to return to this same simple message today!
- Feb 24, 2019Hosea
- Feb 17, 2019Potential of Partnership
- Feb 10, 2019AmosAmosWe begin this series by looking at the book of Amos because this book provides us with a good example of how to read the prophets. We focus on the audience and the author, and we learn why we need to hear from this prophet. We discover the problem that led Amos to preach against God’s people. While the tone of the book is challenging, we also see a promise that God will remain faithful to His people and His plan.
- Feb 3, 2019Walking Worthy in the Battle
- Jan 27, 2019God Knows Me
