Topic: Worship

Why did Jesus institute the practices of communion and baptism? The ordinances of the church are expressions of identity and testimony in remembrance of the unifying work of Jesus. …

Noah wasn’t perfect, but he was a man of faith who walked with God, even when everyone else around him did not. People thought he was crazy for building…

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The gospel saves us individually, calls us out of something individually, and then calls us into community together. Jesus, in His love for the world, uses the body to…

This week we will look at the general failure of the kings to worship, pray or enjoy God’s Word. The vast majority of these kings do not worship God…

Though he became king at age 8, much of Josiah’s early life is unknown. But starting in his mid-20s, he restores the temple, renews the covenant with Israel, and…

God wants to “strongly support those whose heart is completely His” (2 Chronicles 16:9, NASB). King Asa’s life reveals the health of a heart devoted to God and the…

As we’ve gone through the letters to the seven churches in Asia Minor in the book of Revelation, we’ve seen real people in real churches with real issues. Giving…

The church of Thyatira was a church zealously committed to love and good deeds. Like many Millennial church plants of our day, they excelled in social justice, and serving…

For 30 years, the church at Ephesus appeared to be excelling on all levels: they were committed to sound doctrine and guarding against false teaching, they sought to do…

The church at Sardis started well. They had a history of faithfulness to the things of God, but in an effort to just get along with everyone and not…

Through a substituted sacrifice (the shed blood of the lamb), God saved and redeemed His people. But as we approach what is arguably the most climactic event of the…