"My Times Are In Your Hands"

David prays six key words in Psalm 31 that reveal a faith in a covenant God: “My times are in your hands.”

This Sunday we will examine what prompted these words of faith as we examine the two main philosophical views of life (Acts 17).

David and Paul offer a third view that offers hope.

Crucifixion Characters: Christ

The political and religious leaders had their say and their day.

It was now Christ who would not only have His day, but bring about the greatest day in all of history – Resurrection Sunday!

This Sunday we conclude our series on Crucifixion Characters, with the three most important words ever spoken: He is Risen!

Crucifixion Characters: Joseph Caiaphas

Joseph Caiaphas is our third political character we will examine in this series.

Caiaphas was the hand picked high priest by Rome.

It was a very political position as the high priest served in the Temple and as the leader of the Sanhedrin, the Jewish high court.

Caiaphas played a major roll in the execution of Christ.

Crucifixion Characters: Herod Antipas

Herod Antipas is our second political character we will examine in this series.

There are several Herods mentioned in the New Testament, but this one is responsible for beheading John the Baptist and having Jesus appear before him in trial.

Crucifixion Characters: Pilate

Pontius Pilate was a politician thrown into a conflict regarding the trial and crucifixion of Jesus.

What do we know about this governor, and why was his decision laced with trouble?

This Sunday, Crucifixion Character: Pilate.

God Moves People

We are in a period of transition.

A new administration is in place in D.C. that signals changes are on the horizon.

The Scriptures deal with transitions.

This Sunday, God Moves People, a look at how God is at work in transitions, and our own response to change.

Decisive Disciplined Daniel, V

Sooner or later we will taste the harsh realities of life.

It is near impossible to navigate the years without experiencing a major loss.

Living in a fallen world, we are not exempt.

As we finish our study on Decisive Disciplined Daniel, we come to grips with the dilemmas that can lead us straight to the lion’s den, and how we deal with them.

Decisive Disciplined Daniel, IV

Every day in America individuals gather to orchestrate a plan to destroy someone’s life.

It may be in the marketplace.

It may be in the justice system.

It could even happen in church.

We’re in a series on Daniel, Decisive, Disciplined Daniel. Evil men are constantly trying to discredit his life, but he never flinches from his faith.

Decisive Disciplined Daniel, III

In Daniel 2, King Nebuchadnezzar was all praises concerning Daniel’s God, Yahweh, but it didn’t last long.

In our third installment of Decisive Discipline Daniel, old King Neb was back to old ways proving one can be convicted and not converted.

Daniel 3 is the story of the fiery furnace and principles we can use in honoring our God.

Hymn Stories: Robert Lowry

This Sunday, a hymn story about the man who wrote Low In The Grave He Lay, Nothing But The Blood Of Jesus, Shall We Gather At The River, I Need Thee Every Hour, and Come We That Love The Lord.

Robert Lowry would write over 500 hymns, and this Sunday we will tell the story behind the words.

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