While many people, family included, where trying to figure out who Jesus truly was (John 7:10-13) Jesus continues to reveal himself as God the father’s

The Jewish leadership and even Jesus’s own family opposed Him (John 7:1-5) because His mission as the eternal Son of God confronted their here-and-now worldview

England and Oxford with Zach and Logan

By praying for our leaders, we demonstrate our reliance on God (1 Tim 2:1-2) and participate in His redemptive plans in Christ (1 Tim 2:3-7).

Jesus highlights the sovereignty of the Father in salvation in the contrast between the crowds, who deserted him, and Peter, who cast himself on him

God has revealed His plan for eternal salvation in Jesus (John 6:35-40), the Son of Mary and Joseph and God (John 6:41-46) who gave His

Pastor Todd and Pastor Jim talk about this summer’s Men’s Bible study.

Todd and Julie Chipman, along with Chesed Chipman and Spencer VanSickle discuss the SBC at the convention.

Experiencing God’s delivering power (Ps 34:1-7) compels dads to want their children to know Him (Ps 34:8-18) so that in their crises, they too will

Jesus, the I AM, continues to display His divine power and rule, now over the natural created world and its natural law and order, thus

Jesus openly displayed His divine power (John 6:1-11) to confirm His claims to be God come into the world (John 6:12-15).   Scripture Reading: John

We should expect Jesus to act like God since John the Baptist (John 5:31-35), Jesus’s miraculous acts (John 5:36), the Father (John 5:37-38, 41-44), Scripture