Scripture References: Matthew 10:40-42
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The Garden of Eden’s Location One of the Bible’s enduring mysteries is the precise location of the Garden of Eden. Described in Genesis as a paradise planted by God, the Garden was the home of Adam and Eve before their exile. But where was this idyllic place situated? Scholars, theologians, and adventurers have debated its… Bible Mysteries Uncovered: The Garden of Eden’s Location
Mary Magdalene is one of the most misunderstood figures in Christian history. For centuries, she has been mistakenly labeled as a prostitute—a false portrayal that has persisted in both religious teaching and popular culture. In reality, the Bible does not suggest that Mary Magdalene was a prostitute. Instead, the Gospels present her as a devoted… Bible Mysteries Uncovered: Mary Magdalene Was a Prostitute: Debunking a Centuries-Old Misconception
One of the most persistent misconceptions in biblical history is the idea that Adam and Eve ate an apple in the Garden of Eden. Despite centuries of popular belief, the Bible never actually identifies the forbidden fruit as an apple. Instead, the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil is left unnamed.… Bible Mysteries Uncovered: Apple Was the Forbidden Fruit: The Truth Behind a Common Misconception
In Christian theology, one of the most enduring yet misunderstood concepts is the nature of God. Many people, both within and outside of the Christian faith, assume that God is “one person.” This idea often stems from a lack of understanding of the biblical teaching on the nature of God and how the Trinity—Father, Son,… Bible Mysteries Uncovered: God Is One Person: Exploring a Common Misconception
Melchizedek’s Identity: Unraveling the Mystery of the Priest-King of Salem Melchizedek is one of the most mysterious figures in the Bible, appearing only briefly in the Book of Genesis yet playing a significant role in both Jewish and Christian traditions. Described as the king of Salem and a priest of God Most High, Melchizedek’s interaction… Bible Mysteries Uncovered: Melchizedek’s Identity
The Book of Revelation’s Prophecies: A Look at the End Times The Book of Revelation, the final book of the New Testament, stands as one of the most mysterious and debated writings in all of Scripture. It is filled with apocalyptic visions, cryptic symbols, and prophecies about the end times. From the Four Horsemen of… Bible Mysteries Uncovered: The Book of Revelation’s Prophecies
For the past several weeks, I have been posting a Daily Devotion and have been getting a good response from it. Beginning February 15th, I will start a new Daily Devotion Series based on different chapters of the Bible. Of course, I will start with Genesis Chapter One (makes sense to me!) and I will… New Daily Devotion Series To Begin
As you know, we have had Roku Channel since 2018 and have been putting our weekly sermons and music videos on there since. Roku recently changed it’s terms of service for channel providers (like us) and we had to completely redo our channel by re-programming our channel code. This turned out to be a daunting… Roku Channel News
Beginning January 14th, 2024, we will launch our new video format on our sermon videos. In order to comply with some of the handicapped requirements being handed down, our format will be showing the words to the sermon on the screen, while Dr. Rob is preaching. In this way, hearing impaired persons will be able… New Video Format Coming
Listen to Today’s Devotion You’ve been hurt. Part of you is broken, the other part is bitter. Part of you wants to cry, part of you wants to fight. And you’re left with a decision. Do I get over it or get even? Do I release it or resent it? Resentment is when you allow… Choose Mercy
Listen to Today’s Devotion The fear-filled cannot love deeply. They cannot give to the poor; benevolence has no guarantee of a return. They cannot dream wildly; what if their dreams sputter and fall from the sky? Fear paralyzes people. Are you afraid? Afraid of a job loss? Afraid of what people are saying about you?… Don’t Let Fear Win
Listen to Today’s Devotion I wonder what formed the Grand Canyon? Maybe a few drips here and there. Slowly more and more water built up. Then thunderstorms and lightning. Angry expressions from the sky spilling out in the raging river of the Colorado. A once innocent stream now full of power and purpose. As the years go… Canyon of Anger
Scripture Reading: Numbers 5-6 In Numbers 5-6, God continues to instruct the Israelites on maintaining purity within the camp, the process of confession and restitution, and the special vow of the Nazirite. These chapters emphasize the importance of living a life that is set apart for God, not only in outward actions but also in… Daily Devotion: Purity, Confession, and Blessing
Scripture Reading: Numbers 3-4 In Numbers 3-4, we see God giving specific instructions regarding the Levites, the tribe chosen to serve in the Tabernacle. These chapters highlight the importance of sacred service and the detailed care required in the worship of God. The Levites were set apart to assist the priests and care for the… Daily Devotion: Sacred Service and the Role of the Levites
Scripture Reading: Numbers 1-2 As the Book of Numbers begins, we find the Israelites preparing to move forward from Mount Sinai toward the Promised Land. God commands Moses to take a census of the people, organizing them by their tribes and families. Numbers 1-2 might seem like a list of names and numbers, but these… Daily Devotion: Order and Purpose in the Wilderness
If we are going to stand in the ranks of Christ’s army, we cannot be naive about the battle in which we fight. The same grace that reconciles us to God antagonizes us to the devil. But God has not left us empty-handed. He has equipped us for the fight. And so we do not… What Is the Armor of God?
Without a right understanding of Galatians 5:22–23, it can be easy to look at the fruit of the Spirit as a to-do list to achieve. But the book The Character of Christ: The Fruit of the Spirit in the Life of Our Saviour will show you that the opposite is true. The traits of this… Explore the Fruit of the Spirit in the Life of Christ
“The Lord Jesus is a deep sea of joy: My soul shall dive in and shall be swallowed up in the delights of His company.” C.H. Spurgeon Click below to download your image: Apple Devices:iPadsiPhones Other Devices:Android PhonesAmazon FireMicrosoft Surface Social MediaFacebook BannerFacebook PostTwitter PostInstagram Post Desktop ComputerLargeSmall
“A Steward of Service” delves into the profound obligation Christians have towards the Lord Jesus Christ: a life dedicated to service in gratitude for the gift of eternal life. Drawing inspiration from 2 Corinthians 5:14-15, the sermon explores the essence of Christian stewardship through three key themes.
Firstly, it highlights the Christian’s imperative to conquer sin by emulating the unwavering dedication of the early Christians. Their joy amidst hardships stemmed from their profound understanding of Christ’s love, which propelled them to embrace the cross as the ultimate symbol of sufficiency and redemption. The sermon challenges readers to not merely wear the cross as an ornament but to bear it in service, forsaking the allure of worldly values for the righteousness of Christ.
Secondly, it underscores the urgency for Christians to live out their professed faith, especially in a world hungering for genuine examples of Christ-like living. Through a poignant reflection on global strife and spiritual yearning, readers are reminded of their divine commission to spread the gospel and exemplify Christ’s love. The narrative rejects superficial displays of religiosity, emphasizing instead the necessity of complete surrender to God’s will as the truest expression of faith.
Lastly, the sermon probes the authenticity of one’s Christian identity, challenging readers to examine their commitment to Christ. It questions the sincerity of lip service devoid of genuine dedication and calls for a radical reevaluation of priorities. By urging readers to surrender their lives, talents, and resources wholly to Jesus, the sermon challenges them to transcend hypocrisy and embrace true discipleship.
In essence, “A Steward of Service” serves as a clarion call for Christians to embody the sacrificial love of Christ through unwavering dedication and service, transforming lives and communities through authentic faith and obedience.
