"There's a father who loves you, who nurtures you, who's given you life and wants to restore life to you. Just listen to his Son. Just listen to His Word." Captions available.
"If the first Adam is of dust and he dies, the second Adam is of heaven and he gives Life."
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"If Jesus emptied himself on the cross, and if after God raised him, he emptied the tomb, then our preaching is not ever empty and our believing could never be empty."
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"What we believe will ultimately be revealed in how we behave."
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"Puedes saber mucho de Biblia, pero no necesariamente estás viviendo el evangelio que Dios demanda que vivamos." Subtítulos disponibles.
The same God who came quietly in a manger is still at work bringing peace, guidance, and grace.
Sálvanos, pues perecemos. Jesús entra en Jerusalén para cumplir la profecía del profeta Zacarías: salvar a la humanidad que perecía. Mensaje basado en Juan 12:12-16.
Save us because we parish. Jesus enters Jerusalem to fufill the prophesy told by the prophet Zechariah, to save humanity that was perishing. Message based on John 12:12-16.
Our trust in God’s providence makes us thankful, even when our external circumstances seem to defy our gratitude. I am not always grateful for the things which happen in life, but I am always thankful that we are in Christ, and so we are in God’s hands.
On that first Pentecost, the Spirit fell on the united disciples and filled them with power to talk about Jesus. Three thousand turned to God that day. Peter envisioned that we who are far off would also receive the promised Holy Spirit.
Pulpit guest Chaplain John Neesley explores what it means to truly live in the light of the Good News. He surveys the transitory nature of earthly joys, the steadfast hope offered by the gospel, and the eternal perspective that guides our journey through life's trials and triumphs.