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Last Sunday, March 2, we continued our Lord’s Table series called Gospel Conversations, and thought about Jesus’ interaction with Peter at the foot washing found in John 13 with a devotion called “It’s Time to Watch, not Talk.” Listen to the message here
continue reading...Last Sunday, February 23, we combined Titus 3:1-3 with the Old Testament story of Nabal and David and Abigail (1 Sam 25). We found that Christians have a charter to follow, and that abandoning it will only produce poor results. What a wonderful thing when God intervenes. Listen to the message here
continue reading...Last Sunday, February 16, we saw Titus 2:11-14 as a high point of the Titus letter. It is called “Appearances of Grace.” Listen to the message here
continue reading...Last Sunday, February 9, we studied healthy relationships for a Healthy Church, based on the instruction provided in Titus 2:1-10. Listen to the message here
continue reading...Last Sunday, February 2, we continued a Lord’s Table series called Gospel Conversations from John 11 and Jesus’ conversation with Martha and Mary called “If You Had Been Here.” Listen to the message here
continue reading...Last Sunday, January 26, we find the elders in the church are “to put to silence” those who operate from “greed” motives as opposed to “grace” motives (Titus 1:10-16). Listen to the message here
continue reading...Last Sunday, January 19, we continued on to the passage which describes the qualifications for elder or overseer, which are also qualities to which we should always aspire. This message, “Character Matters,” is based on Titus 1:5-9. Listen to the message here
continue reading...Last Sunday, January 12, we began a Winter sermon series on the 3-chapter letter from Paul to Titus. In this first message, we found what is different about this young man, Titus; what is different about this place called Crete; and what is the same for believers everywhere and all the time, in a message […]
continue reading...Last Sunday, January 5, we observed the Lord’s Table in our morning worship gathering, and continued our devotion in a Communion series called Gospel Conversations. We come to John 9 and “The Man Born Blind,” and think about just three aspects of this story. Listen to the message here
continue reading...Last Sunday, December 29, we thought back and looked ahead, and then paused at one of the most helpful chapters in the Bible, Romans 12, in a message I call “A Manual for Christian Living.” We will narrow our focus to verses 11-12, and especially to the subject of prayer. Listen to the message here
continue reading...Powers of Observation When I come home from visiting, my wife will ask me questions about colors or items I noticed. I don’t notice much of anything. However, I am able to notice details in Scripture text after years of practice. In the television show “Elementary” from about ten years ago, Sherlock has powers of […]
J. Greshem Machen’s book Christianity and Liberalism has long been a classic defense of orthodox Christian faith against Liberalism. Published in 1923 at the height of the Liberal onslaught against orthodox faith, Machen establishes the traditional teaching of the church on Scripture, God, humanity, salvation, and ecclesiology, are not only defensible but preferable to those […]