This Lord’s Day evening, Pastor Jonathan continues his series in the New Testament book of Ephesians addressing family roles; children, fathers and parents. This is timely and important for as goes the family so goes the church and so goes a nation.
This Lord’s Day evening, Pastor Jonathan continues his series in the New Testament book of Ephesians addressing family roles; children, fathers and parents. This is timely and important for as goes the family so goes the church and so goes a nation.
This Lord’s Day, we depart from our studies in the Old Testament book of Job to celebrate Palm Sunday, our Lord’s Triumphant Entry into Jerusalem beginning the last week of His life on earth in fulfillment of His mission, our salvation.
I was sitting in our living room, reading today’s scripture, and my wife strolled in. I stopped her with a question, “What is your biggest struggle in your walk with the Lord?”
We are born again out of love, and we walk the born again life by that love. The Apostle Paul proclaimed what was the controlling factor in his life, and it wasn’t his knowledge.
We know this truth. God is for us! And when life is easy and our walks with the Lord steady, we shout this truth with praise and thanksgiving.
This Lord’s Day evening, Pastor Jonathan continues his series in the New Testament book of Ephesians addressing the sacred institution of marriage. It is true, as goes the family, so goes the church and a nation with marriage to be that picture of Christ and His relationship with His church.