The Bible is filled with expressions of lament about the pain people experience in our world. Today we consider the value of the biblical form of lament. It serves as a bridge between the pain of living in a sin-filled world and the goodness of God.
What does God need to do in us to "sanctify" us completely?
In 1 Thess 4:13-18, the Apostle Paul encourages Christians to see hope beyond the death of a loved one.
1 Thess 4:1-12-Transofrmation of our lives can only occur when we live by the Spirit.
Biblical instructions are meant to be taken as God's will, not man's. How committed are we to living according to God's will.
What achievement will you point to when you stand before Jesus?
We turn to 1 Thessalonians 2 and consider the example given by Paul and Silas as they shared the Gospel message.
The beginning of a new year prompts us to set new goals. Sometimes we best reach our goals by learning to let go of who we think we are and embracing what God says about us instead.
Part of our series on the character of God that we can place our hope in. On this first Sunday of Advent we turn our attention to the coming of Jesus.He is Emmanuel-God With Us.
Part three in our series of messages focused on the characteristics of God that give us hope. In times of trouble God provides us an intimate fellowship with Himself and our church familiy.