Another identifying mark of the New Testament church is the day in which we meet, on the Lord’s Day. In the Old Testament it was the Sabbath, the last day of the week, a day of rest. But in the New Testament we find the Lord’s day established on the first day of the week. Elder Chris explains that it is fitting to worship on the day Christ arose from the dead, and is an important start to our week.
Joshua and the children of Israel were faithful and prayed that God would bring down the walls of Jericho. God was faithful to deliver. Elder Chris points out that there…
After covering the whole armor of God, the Apostle Paul closes the Ephesian epistle and asks for prayers for himself, that he can speak boldly as Christ’s representative or ambassador….
Elder Chris begins with John 14:1-6: “Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God, believe also in me. In my Father’s house are many mansions: if it were not so,…
After Jesus was baptized, He went into the wilderness and was tempted of the devil. Jesus fought him with scripture and the devil departed. When dark decrees came out Jesus preached and proclaimed…
The Apostle Paul described the tabernacle in the wilderness from the Old Testament in Hebrews 9 and tied these literal articles to a very spiritual consideration of how we view…
Elder Ric turns to Exodus where we read of the account of the children of Israel being led out to the wilderness and the Red Sea. They were terrified that…
