Mark and Fred walk through Proverbs 31 and identify eight marks of a godly woman. She is: 1) Rare; 2) Trusted; 3) Hard working; 4) Compassionate; 5) Prepared; 6) Wise & Kind; 7) Admired; 8) She Fears the Lord.
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The birth of the church in Antioch is a momentous event in redemptive history. This church will be the sending church of the Apostle Paul on his first missionary journey. We learn six things about what made that church spiritually healthy.
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Scott reminds us of how important thankfulness is in both the Old and New Testaments.
Greg Rentz led through our first week of our new members' class.
Scott powerfully led us from the empty tomb to the walk on the Emmaus road. We were able to look over the shoulders of the women and the disciples as they slowly come to realize that Jesus was truly risen from the dead.
Greg asks us if we are trusting in the kings of the earth for refuge or if we are trusting in God's Anointed King, the Lord Jesus.
This passage helps us put our Old and New Testaments together.
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Complementarianism is wonderfully biblical theology on the roles of men and women. However, because it has become so mainstream it has also become watered down. Now "narrow" complementarianism has begun to become quite popular. What is it and why does our church believe in "broad" complementarianism instead?
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Jerry takes us into the High Priestly Prayer of Jesus on the night before Jesus's death.
Scott powerfully walks us through Luke's account of Jesus's crucifixion as we prepare for Good Friday and Easter.
