Bulletin Article
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The Conversion of Cornelius
After years of teaching the gospel to the Jewish people, God instructed Peter to preach the gospel to a Roman Centurion named Cornelius. Peter was hesitant at first but eventually…
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Jesus, the Bible, and the Church
Every night as my children and I say our prayers together, my five-year-old son includes the words “Thank you for Jesus, and the Bible, and the church.” While I know…
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God’s Plan for His People
One of the most familiar passages in the book of Jeremiah comes from Jeremiah 29:11, where God says, “For I know the plans that I have for you…plans for welfare…
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“God-Breathed”
When Paul writes, “All scripture is inspired by God…” (2 Timothy 3:16), he reassures Timothy and Christians today that God is the source of every word in the Bible. The…
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Guaranteed Delivery
Twice in the first chapter of Jeremiah, God promises to “deliver” His prophet. In Jeremiah 1:8, right after calling him to the difficult task of preaching and prophesying to the…
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Believe and Obey
One of the greatest schemes that Satan has ever used is the false idea that God’s word only needs to be “believed” but not “obeyed.” Countless souls have been lost…
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God Expects Our Best
God has always had expectations of His people. From the beginning, God expected men and women to obey His commands (Genesis 3:11). Under the Law of Moses, for those who…
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Arguing with God
Arguing is generally a bad idea that the Bible cautions us against (Philippians 2:14, Titus 2:9). While at times it is appropriate to “argue” as we reason through God’s word…
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The Hope of God’s People
Because God has always made promises, His people have always had “hope.” Adam was promised life in the garden if he avoided eating from “the tree of the knowledge of…
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Encourage One Another
Christians have a responsibility to encourage each other spiritually. In 1 Thessalonians 5:11, Paul wrote, “Therefore encourage one another and build up one another.” No matter what phase of life…