Title: God's Glory and Our Comfort
Speaker: Rev. Brooks Willet
Scripture: Isaiah 40
Date: October 8th, 2017
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This last Sunday, I applied a text from Genesis 46:28-34 in this manner: be schemers for God’s glory. I made the point that God sometimes preserves his people or expands his presence through the “schemes” of godly men and women.
One of the wonderful things about God’s Word is its connection. With the Holy Spirit’s guidance, the Gospel of Jesus Christ (salvation) is revealed to us. Not only that, this same Gospel of Jesus Christ reveals to us a way of life (growth). Here are four passages that are worth connecting. Let’s do it in two parts: content and practice.
Listed above are the three upcoming Bible texts I will be preaching on as we approach Easter Sunday on April 1st. Obviously, it is quite difficult to cover the entirety of the Passion week in only three sermons.
This past Wednesday night we capped off our Jubilee Week of Prayer by having Scott and Victoria Andes talk to us about the latest on what is going on in their lives.
etired Newberry County teacher Lynn Grimsley will receive the prestigious Julia Hardeman Rhodes Award on Sunday, March 18, in recognition of her service to others.
Uh oh, he went there! But I am going there for a reason, and it is a very good one. For those of you who do not know yet, Lynn Grimsley has been nominated and subsequently chosen to receive the Julia Hardeman Rhodes Award.
Last night we had the privilege of having Katie Schooler give a presentation about her life, her calling to missions, and about Japan and the challenges that are faced by missionaries and by Japanese Christians.
I love this little verse from Psalm 37 for so many reasons. Here are a few to ponder on this week:
Delighting in the Lord is a direct fruit of God’s own working in our lives. “No one understands; no one seeks after God” (Romans 3:11).