We resume our study of John with Chapter 9. This passage troubled me for many years. It’s the story of the blind man that Jesus healed by putting clay on his eyes and sending him to the Pool of Siloam … Continue reading →
On Memorial Day weekend, many have Monday off. We often take the opportunity to get with friends and family and enjoy good food and the good weather. I think that’s great! When we share a meal, we are sharing more … Continue reading →
I think it’s safe to say that Matthew 7:1 is one of the most misused verses in the Bible today. Even people who don’t believe anything in the Bible know that verse and are quick to throw it up as … Continue reading →
In recognition of Mother’s Day, I thought we’d take a look at one of the great women of the Bible. She is interesting both for what she did and for how little we know about her. We’re told the name … Continue reading →
You’ve heard people say, “The truth will set you free.” If you know your Bible, you know where that came from. Though often used out of its context, it’s a profound statement by itself. When we believe things that are … Continue reading →
We continue our study of the Gospel of John with Chapter 8, verses 21-30. I read this as a separate conversation from the one that takes place in verses 12-20, but it’s all connected. John continues his revelation of who … Continue reading →
Our text will be from John 8:12-20. Jesus is back in the temple, teaching. John’s narrative is chronological, so this likely occurred at some point shortly after the Feast of Tabernacles, where he spoke the words from Chapter Seven that … Continue reading →
In this message, I just share some things that are on my heart for our church. However, there is truth here for all who claim to be servants of our Lord. I hope you will listen and be encourage.
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This message being for Resurrection Sunday, I asked the Lord what I should speak about in light of the special occasion. It would seem appropriate to take a detour from our present course of study to reflect on some detail … Continue reading →
