The Bible views the life of the believer as characterized by both suffering and glory. The extreme of suffering is death and the extreme of glory is the resurrection from death. What is the biblical view of death? How are we to think about our own deaths?
The Last Enemy
1 Corinthians 15:21-26
July 28, 2019 • Pastor Paul Edwards
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What's Going on at The Lord's Table?
September 1, 2019 • Pastor Paul Edwards
We apologize for the distortion of the audio on this recording. The Apostle Paul says that our participation at the Lord's Table proclaims the gospel leading to reflection and repentance in anticipation of our reunion with the Lord at His return. But why do we eat bread and drink wine? What is the significance of these specific elements In John 6, Jesus says the bread is His flesh and the wine is his blood. Further He says, if we do not eat the flesh of Jesus and drink the blood of Jesus, we have no life. What is happening at the Lord's Table when we eat the bread and drink the wine?
Turn Us and Return to Us
August 18, 2019 • Pastor Paul Edwards
Psalm 80 is a lament under the dark providences of God and appeal to God's character to shine forth in the darkness of His providence. How does God reveal Himself to us when our prayers go unanswered and our spirits are weighed down by God's absence?
The Paradox in Perseverance
August 11, 2019 • Pastor Paul Edwards
Only those believers who persevere and endure to the end will be finally saved. The paradox in our perseverance is that God keeps us from falling but we keep ourselves in the love of God. Keeping ourselves requires discipline and effort on our part by the enabling of God through His grace. What does this discipline and effort look like in practical terms?