Matthew 4:23-5:2
Rev. Ben Coppedge
When you're stuck in an oppressive kingdom and can't get out, your only hope is if help comes to you where you are (in captivity) and as you are (powerless). And so our hope in the Gospel is not that God lets us find our way to help, but that help finds his way to us--where we are and as we are and without leaving us stuck there.
https://youtu.be/4Mc_zsGWT7A
Rev. Charlie Phillips
Sunday's Sermon: "He is Coming"
Research has shown that the average person has between 15,000 and 60,000 thoughts each day. For the average Christian, I wonder how many of those thoughts are centered on Jesus Christ-especially His promised second coming. The Bible tells us that His coming is a reality, but how "real" is it to us? Does it cause us to hope? Does it inspire us to live lives worthy of our calling? Does it change our behavior at all? The Apostle John certainly thinks it should. Join us this Sunday as we talk about the effects that Jesus' second coming ought to have on a born again Christian.