“You can’t date ’til you’re married. You can’t get married until you’re 30,” said the stereotypical father to his daughter. You’ve heard the statement. In Corinth, it had become customary for fathers to dedicate their children to the Lord, which meant that their children became the picture of purity and devotion to God alone. Apparently,... Continue Reading →
What need do you have for the Gospel? Why is the forgotten Gospel such a needed and relevant message in our time? There are many people, perhaps you are one of them, who live and breathe in the world and imagine they have no need of a savior. If heaven is real, they believe they... Continue Reading →
Before we take time this morning to answer some questions, and I wish we could get to every question that was asked, I wanted to take a moment and orient our attention toward the Good Shepherd. As a body of elders, Scripture teaches that we are under-shepherds of God’s church. That simply means that we... Continue Reading →
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