The world was corrupt. If they had news channels, they’d be filled with stories of violence. Amid all this evil, Noah stood as the lone righteous one. He lived blamelessly over 500 years before the events of Genesis 6. His father only lived to be 777, so he might have considered himself well beyond […]
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[This message was preached during our first communion service in a long while. It’s not an exegetical look at the Genesis text, but rather a brief tour through scripture, leading us to the meaning of the bread and cup.] 9These are the generations of Noah. Noah was a righteous man, blameless in his generation.
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Recently, a man killed nearly 60 people and injured roughly 600 when he shot into a country music festival crowd in Las Vegas. As Americans we responded with questions like: Why did he do it? How could this have happened? How can we prevent it from happening again? Does this mean we should have different
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Guest speaker Rev. Jeff Walsh Whether we have few possessions or our barns are overflowing, we can be in danger if we think we are in control. Our lives are not our own, and all that we have is on loan from God. We can either cling tightly to what we have, or we can
Guest speaker Rev. Ron Thomas I came across three different sources that state there are between 200 – 300 questions Jesus asked as revealed in the Scriptures. Some may be repeated, but still, the number is impressive. They are at times probing, searching, convicting, revealing, enlightening, inviting and assuring. As many of the Lord’s questions
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Guest speaker Rev. Jeff Walsh What we do with success tells a lot about who we are. As a follower/disciple of Jesus Christ our deepest goal in life should be to reflect Him in our character, to be shaped by God’s Holy Spirit living within us into the image of Christ. There are a lot