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Can You See The Promise?

Joshua 6:1-16

February 6, 2022 • Jeff Cramer • Joshua 6:1–16

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In (Joshua 4:1-7) NKJV God told Joshua to take up stones of remembrance! (v.7) “... These stones shall be for a memorial to the children of Israel forever.” Memorial = (Heb.) "Zik-A-Ron". A record of something notable. God was telling His people to remember what He did for them, and to use the memory to stir their FAITH in the future (4:19-20) NKJV. Gilgal was the place of waiting for every step of faith. And every time they saw those stones, it reminded them of God’s past faithfulness and strengthen their faith to move forward in the present!

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The Measurement of My Love

December 1, 2024 • Jeff Cramer • Luke 7:36–50

The Gospel of Luke highlights the humanity of Christ and in this section we’re studying today, we see Jesus speaking to religious criticism. Jesus teaches those who are with him by using an illustration that highlights the lack of love thru a critical spirit. Critical people often come from the backgrounds of verbal abuse or emotional abuse and become deeply selfish, which is what we see of Simon the Pharisee. However, any view that rejects the wonderful work of God and discounts the evidence of a changed life is working on the wrong team!

Finding Joy (Pt. 2)

November 10, 2024 • Justan McCaslin • Philippians 3—4

The book of Philippians is a book that emphasizes joy in the Christian life. It’s easily seen as the main theme through the book. Paul consistently expresses it himself and instructs his readers to experience it personally. It’s true we have much to be thankful for, but the pace at which we run is so fast, the pressure of which we face is so great, and the pain which we experience is so deep. Our joy is often stolen. We’re led to search for joy and happiness that will last by way of possessions, vacations, or social connection. Not many of us today can sit here in this church and confidently say, no matter what we’re going thru “We’re rejoicing or joyful!”. But Paul teaches in Philippians how we can find joy through the difficulty.

A Heathy Team

October 6, 2024 • Jeff Cramer • 2 Timothy 2:1–7

2 Timothy was written by Paul in a jail cell in Rome and was sent to Timothy to help him lead the church. Because his tendency was to be timid when opposition hit. So he encourages him to be strong and to raise up faithful men who can add to the ministry team. Paul then gives three examples to illustrate how Timothy and the church were to move forward in the last days.