Given by David Jackson
One of the most profound statements about being in the cauldron is that Christ did not pray that we should be taken out of the world, out of the cauldron. Christ wants us to be kept from the evil one while in the cauldron! This life brings about a mess of trials, hurts, pains, sorrows, confusion, depression, and deaths. But...
Given by Jeremy Hess
What lessons about unity can we draw from paracords?
Given by Don Henson
Now that we’ve completed our self-examination prior to the Passover and Days of UB, what will we do about what we’ve seen in ourselves? What should we focus on as we move forward?
Given by Bill Johnson
Given by Matt Pavlik
Given by Ken Treybig
I’m sure most of us in the Church are familiar with the parable of the Prodigal Son. In the Church, we’ve even written about it. So, you probably realize it has a connection to Passover. However, I want to review the parable today with a focus on Passover principles and lessons.
Given by Don Henson
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Given by Paul Carter
Repentance is vital to conversion and our relationship with God the Father and our elder brother Jesus Christ. But it is much more than just turning away from past actions.
Given by Paul Carter
There is a built in reponse of fight or flight to something that confronts us. There is in our spiritual lives as well, when it comes to sin.