The hope of salvation leads to the joy of the resurrection on the second Sunday of Advent.
On the first Sunday of Advent, we find a hope that is greater than our circumstances.
The baby in a manger would become the exalted Saviour who would become the triumphant warrior King.
The reason there is a Kingdom that stretches over this world, the reason we can be citizens of such a Kingdom, the reason we have hope in the renewed Kingdom to come, is because of the Kingdom purchased.
If you have a Bible, I invite you to turn to Luke 22. And if you don’t have a Bible, there should be a Bible under the row of chairs…
Good morning! If you have a Bible, I invite you to turn to Luke 10. And if you don’t have a Bible, there should be a Bible under the row…
Good morning! If you have a Bible, I invite you to turn to Luke 8. And if you don’t have a Bible, there should be a Bible under the row…
Good morning! And Happy Thanksgiving to all of you! Our family will be heading down south, right after the service, for a couple of days to spend some time with…
Good morning! If you have a Bible, I invite you to turn to Luke 18. And if you don’t have a Bible, there should be a Bible under the row…
Good morning! If you have a Bible, I invite you to turn to Matthew 5. And if you don’t have a Bible, there should be a Bible under the row…