Thinking Biblically
Join us THIS Sunday at 9 am as Pastor Mike discusses Thinking Biblically on God, Guns, War and Pacifism, followed by a Q&A.
Join us THIS Sunday at 9 am as Pastor Mike discusses Thinking Biblically on God, Guns, War and Pacifism, followed by a Q&A.
Everyone is invited to join us Sunday, June 19 for two unique worship services at 9:00 and 10:45 am. We will partake of the Lord’s Supper in addition to celebrating Believers’ Baptism. All Bible Fellowship classes will resume gathering the following week.
Join us this summer for Pastor Mike’s study titled Theology for Lifeology: Knowing and Living God’s Word. We will gather together every Wednesday beginning June 1st at 6:30pm, completing the series on August 24th.
The power of the resurrection validates all the other facts of the gospel. Yes, Jesus was born of a virgin. Yes, he lived a sinless life. Yes, he died a substitutionary death. Yes, He was God. But what validates all of these truths is the fact that he rose from the dead. No wonder Paul was so enraptured with the power of the resurrection. We see the power of the Resurrection in Paul’s conversion. Here was Paul, on his own road to hell. Breathing threats and desiring to persecute all believers. Yet, the Risen Lord literally stopped Paul in his tracks and in an instant Paul was changed. He went from darkness to light. From hell-bound to heaven-bound.
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On Friday, March 25 Pastor Mike highlighted the three Great Imputations at Rooted on Good Friday. He focused on imputed sin, imputed righteousness, and the imputation of our sin upon Christ.
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When you think of one mountain in the world, you usually think about Mt. Everest. There is a “heavenly” Mt. Everest found in Isaiah 53 and no text in the Old Testament gives a more detailed description of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. There are many prophecies of our Lord in the Old Testament, but the one that stands head-and-shoulders above the rest is here in Isaiah 53.
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