Sometimes doing the wrong thing has a negative impact on your life. Sometimes doing the right thing does as well. Today we’re going to look at two people who both experience a bad thing for opposite reasons and learn some life-lessons from both of them.
Today we’re going to hear about a man who cried, ‘Lord, I need you!” We’re also going to be amazed at his response when Jesus said, “It’s going to be okay.” The end point will be a challenge to believe, even when we can’t see.
Sitting on the sideline is easy. Watching and celebrating a good play can be exciting. However, being a follower of Jesus Christ requires participation. People say you can “do” church without being involved. God says, “You can’t be my disciple without getting involved.” In today’s passage, Christ throws out the challenge to His followers, “It’s […]
Truth can be hard to accept. It seems like we live in a world where truth is oftentimes ignored or attempted to be discredited. In today’s passage, we’re going to face a truth that percentage-wise, few want to accept. But denial doesn’t change facts and we would do well to embrace reality for reasons that […]
Have you ever had a late-night conversation with God over things you don’t like or understand? You would not be the first. Today’s account from the book of John follows the conversation a religious leader had with Jesus one night; a conversation that may not be very entertaining but definitely makes you think about life…and […]
Mike Miller from the Gideons is sharing the word this morning.
Some things around the Easter story are hard to understand. Today’s sermon is based on a conversation that foretold of Christ’s resurrection and was hard to understand when it happened and not a lot easier for many of us to understand today. Regardless, there is a lot at stake here and we would do well […]
Jesus’ first miracle has caused consternation for some and great joy for others. But are the reasons for these emotions the point of this account? Today we are going to study Christ’s first miracle and try to determine if we’re missing the forest (the main point) for the trees (the secondary details).
Good or bad, some memories stick with us. In today’s sermon, we will study an account written by the Apostle John about two specific days that stood out in the memory of some of Christ’s disciples and how the conversations, and decisions, of these two days are similar to what many of us experience even […]
Missionary from Homeward Trail Bible Camp