The author of Hebrews uses his reader’s shared history to warn them of the peril of missing out on God’s Sabbath Rest.
Tag: Salvation
NEGLECT’s Great Danger
With such an incredible salvation, drifting away from it seems inexplicable if it wasn’t for our propensity to lose attention through creeping neglect.
Breaking Bread 2019-01-13
Breaking Bread is a touching weekly presentation by Tim Edwards in preparation for communion. This week Tim discusses how difficult it must have been for God the Father to let His Son suffer and die for our salvation.
The Mosaic Covenant Part 1
The next major covenant God made with “man” was given through Moses on Mount Sinai. This was made possible by God choosing and sending Moses to deliver His people, Abraham’s expansive family, after 400 years of slavery in Egypt. As we look back on this great deliverance, we can see that Moses was “an evolutionary prototype” of a much greater deliverer who served an even higher calling.
These Are the Days of Elijah
The last prophet of the Old Testament declared that the coming of the Messiah would be preceded by the return of Elijah. Jesus was unequivocal in identifying John the Baptist as an Elijah figure. Both “Elijah’s” had a very clear message for their lost generation…REPENT AND BE SAVED! How do we perpetuate this message to our lost generation?
Dale Seely’s Journey
On this Family Sunday, “Body Speaks”, the monthly sharing of a personal testimony to God’s redemptive work, featured Dale Seely. Dale shared how God brought him along on his faith journey, guiding his path to becoming a part of the family at New Glasgow Christian Church.
The Hunter Becomes The Hunted
2017-07-23 Paul’s conversion and commitment to The Truth serves as an excellent example of what responding to God’s call involves
Test Yourselves
2017-07-09
Acts 8:4-25 is an unusual account of the Deacon, Phillip fleeing the persecution in Jerusalem and preaching the gospel in Samaria. It is a profound lesson in the unorthodox acceptance of the good news and serves as a strong warning to us today
The Awkward Gospel
2017-05-07
Peter and John had every opportunity to emphasize the positive as folks gathered around to celebrate the miraculous healing of the lame beggar in Acts 3. Instead, they used the opportunity to confront the people for their complicity in crucifying the man’s true healer, Jesus Christ. The gospel requires such a confrontation. The good news is that, as Paul writes in Corinthians, Godly sorrow leads to repentance and salvation.
Awkward…you bet! Necessary…absolutely!
Edith Ling’s Journey
9-Apr-2017 On this Family Sunday, “Body Speaks”, the monthly sharing of a personal testimony to God’s redemptive work, featured Edith Ling. Edith shared how God brought her along on her faith journey, guiding her path to becoming a part of the family at New Glasgow Christian Church