Pastor’s Blog
Pastor’s Blog
One of the Elders at Hope in Christ, Mark Ruiter, wrote A Prayer for our nation. I thought you might be blessed to pray along with Mark for the revival of our nation and to confess, like so many of the prophets, our failures as a people to keep God’s commands: Lord, thank you for…
Here is a great short pdf that Westminster Seminary has recently published and made available for free. I wanted to make you aware of it, especially as you study the Old Testament and possibly struggle to see Christ in the stories. I hope this will help. Seeing Christ in All of Scripture – New, Free…
For those wanting to keep praying for the persecuted Church. OpenDoors USA posted their May prayer calendar. I have included a link below: The original file on the OpenDoors website can be found here.
Reformed Theological Seminary, where I have been taking additional classes in preparation for pursuing a D.Min., does a great little series of 2-5 minute videos each Wednesday. Today’s was on heaven and hell. I want to share it with you. I was particularly struck by the Samuel Rutherford quote at the end of the video…
Here are the full notes to our first class on the relationship of God’s Sovereignty to government
Jason Hubbard over at the Light of the World Prayer Center (which rents space on our campus) has written a great devotional for Holy Week. I wanted to make it available to those of you who are interested. Holy Week 7 Day Devotional – Hubbard 2016
With all the craziness going on in the media and on the debate front for the Republican and Democratic Party Nominees, maybe it is time as Christians to really think about the values and character that any leader is suppose to possess according the Scripture before we cast our primary votes. According to Deuteronomy 1:13,…
In an effort to help you prepare for the February 21st, 2016, Sunday morning corporate worship gathering and to aid you in your own reflections about church health and vitality, I wanted to pose a few questions and provide a few resources to prayerfully consider over the coming days. Our sermon is about how Compassion,…
Should we pray? Must we pray? Absolutely, the history of the church and its advance is one of prayer. Whether we are talking about Pentecost and the reception of the Spirit and the harvest of 3000 souls, or the release of Peter from prison while the church prayed, or the setting apart of Paul and…