Sunday School by all from October 14
This week we had another open session where church members were encouraged to share something that God recently gave to them.
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This week we had another open session where church members were encouraged to share something that God recently gave to them.
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In this episode we continue our exploration of the proverbs with Proverbs 1:8-19. The passage contains a very direct and basic message, but there are concepts here that should inform all of our lives. It teaches the value of parental … Continue reading →
The book of Proverbs has so much to teach us. To show you what I mean, we’ll read the introduction found in Proverbs 1:1-7. I hope you’ll come away with a new appreciation for this amazing collection of wisdom and … Continue reading →
Priscilla encourages us to put our trust in God and then ends with this song.
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I speak from Luke 19:11-27. This is a very similar story to the one in Matthew 25:14-30 that most of us are probably more familiar with, but there are some interesting differences. I talk about them and about what Jesus … Continue reading →
Linda teaches us to keep our focus on the Solution rather than our problems. She starts with an inspiring speech by Claire Wineland, a young woman with cystic fibrosis. The audio was extracted for the podcast but you can see … Continue reading →
Pastor Jay preaches from the book of Ruth about a homecoming that changed the world. As we close the service, Pastor Larry expresses his hopes for the future of Bartimaeus Baptist Temple.
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I asked Priscilla to do the presentation for homecoming of a brief retelling of the church’s history this year. We all feel the loss of Pastor David, and I knew she’d be the one to share meaningfully and more completely … Continue reading →
Sometimes we are not as careful with our words as we should be. God calls us to a higher standard. We are His representatives. Everything we do and say should be a reflection of His character. Our mission, wherever we … Continue reading →