Christmas is not only a celebration of the birth of the Savior, but also of the King. Christ came the first time to teach and save, but His second coming will be another sort of event altogether. What will happen when the King returns, and what does it mean for Christians and for our celebration of Christmas?
Pastor Marc attempts to answer questions posed by the congregation in an open forum Q&A held on October 26th, 2016.
Pastor Marc attempts to answer questions posed by the congregation in an open forum Q&A held on October 26th, 2016.
The world stands in a state of brokenness because of sin, the hearts of mankind in bondage. Christ came, not only to teach us how to be good, but to free us from our bondage to sin that we might actually become who He created us to be.
Pastor Marc attempts to answer questions posed by the congregation in an open forum Q&A held on October 26th, 2016.
It is unavoidable that the amazing world contained within our cells clearly appears designed. The question then becomes if there is a natural, undirected process that can account for the “appearance” of design rather than there actually being a designer?
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As we continue preparing for Christmas, we now turn our reflections to Christ as a healer, not only on the streets of ancient Israel, but also in our lives today.
As this series continues, we turn our attention from the telescope to the microscope for a look at the amazing design found in the microscopic world of our cells and the marks of the Creator found there.
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Pastor Marc attempts to answer questions posed by the congregation in an open forum Q&A held on October 26th, 2016.
As we lead up to the celebration of Christmas, we take a look at the person of Jesus Christ, who He is, and why it matters to our lives today. We see in Scripture that not only was Jesus a carpenter by trade in his home town of Nazareth, but we also see that as God Himself, He is also the Master Carpenter.
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