Our next Sunday night sermon series will begin May 4, at 6 pm. We will walk verse-by-verse through the book of James. Let’s look at some important questions to answer before our study. What is the context, who is the author, who was he writing to, and what is the central message that runs through […]
Sunday morning, May 4, we will begin a new sermon series through the book of Exodus. This book shows us the power, presence and redemptive purpose of God. As we begin this study, we invite you to see how God rescues His people from bondage, how He declares his name, continues His covenant, and makes […]
The stone has been rolled away. Sunday has dawned with glory. The Savior is Risen – Risen Indeed. After a silent Saturday, the King of Kings is ALIVE forevermore. The grave could not hold Him. Death could not defeat Him. Sin could not bind Him. The crucified King is alive triumphantly over death, Hell and […]
Silent Saturday: Waiting and Trusting in the Silence Friday ended with the cross. The sky went dark, the curtain was torn, the earth quaked and Jesus breathed His last. His body was wrapped, laid in a borrowed tomb, and the stone was rolled shut. And then came Silent Saturday. No miracles. No crowds. No words. […]
On Good Friday, we stand at the foot of the cross. The teachings have ceased. The betrayal has happened. The trial is over. Now, the sinless Son of God suffers and dies—willingly—for our sin. Jesus had no sin of his own, but as 2 Corinthians tells us: For our sake he made him to be […]
Thursday of Passion Week is one of the most powerful and tender days in all of Scripture. Known as Maundy Thursday, it’s the day Jesus gathered with His disciples, washed their feet, instituted the Lord’s Supper, and prayed in the Garden of Gethsemane. It’s a day filled with humility, love, and holy resolve—as Jesus prepared […]
Wednesday of Passion Week: Quiet Plans and Costly Worship As we reach Wednesday of Passion Week, the pace of the week shifts. While Monday and Tuesday were filled with public teaching, confrontation, and prophetic actions, Wednesday is more quiet—but no less important. In fact, it’s a day that shows the stark contrast between true devotion […]
Teaching, Warnings, and the Authority of Christ After the powerful events of Monday—cleansing the Temple and cursing the fig tree—Tuesday of Passion Week was a day filled with intense teaching, bold confrontation, and prophetic warning. Jesus returned to the Temple, and what followed was one of the longest recorded days of teaching in all of […]
As we journey through Passion Week—the days leading up to Jesus’ crucifixion and glorious resurrection—each day reveals powerful truths from our Savior and the mission He came to fulfill. Monday is no exception. It’s a day marked by righteous anger, bold action, and a strong call to authentic faith. Matthew 21:12-22, Mark 11:12-19, Luke 19:45-48 […]
Have you ever wondered why Sunday School might be a valuable part of your church experience? For many, like my family and me, Sunday School isn’t just about learning biblical stories; it’s about finding a community. Several years ago, my wife Laura and I began visiting Bethlehem Baptist Church. Initially, we attended only the Worship […]