his Lord’s Day evening will be a continuance of our celebration of the Lord’s Birth. We will observe the shepherds who were the first to receive the good news that a Savior is born. From their responses, we learn key principles on how to follow the Lord Jesus and be effective, growing disciples.
Pleasing God, Making Disciples of Jesus Christ
Pleasing God, Making Disciples of Jesus Christ
Jim Sole
This Lord’s Day, we depart from our series in Job for one Sunday to celebrate the Reason for the Season; the birth of our Savior, the Lord Jesus. We will do looking at what is known as “Mary’s Song of Praise: The Magnificat” and see from her the qualities and substance found in the model worshipper.
This Lord’s Day, we enter into the first dialogue between Job and his friends with Eliphaz leading the way. We will learn from him the good traits needed to effectively counsel the hurting, the not so good traits in counseling, and truths about our God helping us to grow in our relationship with Him.
This Lord’s Day evening, Pastor Jim will bring a message from the Gospel of Matthew and dealing with the subject of believers being afraid or displaying unhealthy fear. We live in a world tempting us to both and from this account of the disciples going to see, we hope to learn from the Lord about unhealthy fear and how to overcome it.
This Lord’s Day, we enter into an overview of the dialogues which will cover the majority of the book of Job. In listening to the advice from Job’s friends and his responses, we will learn how not to counsel suffering believers.
This Lord’s Day, we enter into the darkest chapter in the Old Testament book of Job. What we will see is how deep in spiritual depression and spiritual darkness a true believer may go and not because of sin. This is a much needed emphasis today as many true Christians are experiencing dark times in their lives.