John’s prologue, the first 18 verses, is the most powerful, poignant, theological treatise that’s ever been written to explain who God is. Because there is so much in this text, we cannot do it right unless we go slowly enough to digest and consume every nuance of these words. So, in this week’s message, we are going to talk about the Word made flesh. The difference between preaching and teaching is not volume. Teaching provides a lot of explanation to say what something means. Preaching moves toward application, asking the question, “so what now?” Therefore, you need to stay tuned for the entire message because not only are you going to learn about the Word, but you’re going to glean some insight and application that could change your life and give you hope like never before.
The Word Became Flesh
April 26, 2020
April 26, 2020 • Dr. Curt Dodd
The Work Of The Holy Spirit
December 6, 2020 • Dr. Curt Dodd
The Holy Spirit is like Christmas. He brings gifts and He brings fruit. You and I, as children of God, need to understand how powerful that is for us. We need to live with the kind of hope and that kind of expectation, knowing that God will produce His power in and through our lives for His Kingdom. He will use the gifting of the Holy Spirit and the fruit of the Holy Spirit to mature us in our relationship with Him, and ultimately impact others with that relationship. In this week’s message, we are going to take a look at the different ways the Holy Spirit works in us, through us, and with us so that we can fully experience the power and the gifts that are available to us through the Spirit of God.
The Word
January 26, 2020 • Dr. Curt Dodd
One of the incredible things about Scripture is that there is so much information to be learned and absorbed even in the smallest of passages and verses. As we go through this series, we will be taking a close look at the first 18 verses of the gospel of John as we attempt to unpack and gain a better understanding of what he calls “The Word.” During this study, you will learn more about theology, understand the character of God, get to know the person of God, and learn how you can relate to Him more intimately. It is God’s desire to ultimately reveal Himself to His children that we can have a closer relationship with Him. He does this by revealing Himself through His Son and through His Word, which we will learn through this series, are one in the same.
The Real Creator
February 2, 2020 • Dr. Curt Dodd
In this week’s message, we are going to be focusing on John 1:3, which says, “Through him, all things were made; without him, nothing was made that has been made.” As humans with limited minds, we are constantly searching for answers and clarity, specifically when it comes to how this planet and all of creation came about. But when we find ourselves looking too hard for definition, we refuse to acknowledge God for who He is. Scripture makes it very clear that He is the Real Creator. Jesus is the Real Creator.