Glen Clary – 26 March 2016 The oldest extant Easter sermon from the ancient church is a sermon preached by Melito, the bishop of Sardis in Asia Minor at the end of the second century. This sermon gives us a taste of how Christians celebrated the feast of Pascha (the Christian Passover) in the earliest centuries of the church. Dr. … More The Oldest Easter Sermon
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“As you reflect on the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ this weekend, consider the panoramic scene of God’s glorious plan of redemption that extends from Genesis to Revelation.” Iosif J. Zhakevich | April 10, 2020 The Promise in the Garden of Eden The very first time that the suffering of Christ is mentioned is in the … More The Promise of Redemption
This list is extensive and I have not vetted it, so please as with all my posts be a Berean. We receive a lot of different questions about Good Friday, Easter (Resurrection Sunday), and the surrounding events with their corresponding traditions. Rather than focusing on any one particular question, we thought it would be more … More Got questions about Easter?
EVERYONE is familiar with John 3:16 For God so love the world… but few see to know what follows. CONDEMNATION from Websters 1828 Dictionary: CONDEMNATION, noun 1. The act of condemning; the judicial act of declaring one guilty, and dooming him to punishment. For the judgment was by one to condemnation Romans 5:16. 2. The state of being condemned. Dost … More Condemnation
Sometimes we go through periods of life where we feel lost or even abandoned by God. There are many reasons for this it could be our communion with God (prayer life) is out of whack or maybe He has withdrawn His presence for a purpose greater than we can understand, knowing He will be Glorified. … More Feeling Abandoned
In case someone wonders a biblical worldview – is your personal view of the world that is shaped by the Bible and focused on Jesus. God (first always His Word, His terms, His Path never my own), Love (God and Others these are the two great commandments) and Christ (alone is Lord in charge of all … More The True U.S. Deficit
The Bereans were residents of the city of Berea in Macedonia. Paul and Silas preached to them during Paul’s second missionary journey. The account of Paul and Silas in this location is recorded in Acts 17:10-15. The key verse for reads: These Bereans exhibited several positive characteristics that marked their response to the gospel message. … More Being a Berean
As Isaiah foretold the Messiah would be not only ignored but completely rejected by man and so acquainted with grief He would be known as the “Man of many sorrows.” He whom God stuck down and afflicted with our sins. He is despised and rejected of men; a man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief: … More Made Righteous In HIM!
It is not often I use the same bible verse especially within a week (See Tempted) but with all the event happening around us this one seems to be stuck in my mind and popping up everywhere. Bienaventurado el varón que soporta la tentación; porque cuando haya resistido la prueba, recibirá la corona de vida, … More Steadfast
The Lord, the Psalmist’s Shepherd The Lord is my Shepherd [to feed, to guide and to shield me], I shall not want. 2 He lets me lie down in green pastures; He leads me beside the still and quiet waters. 3 He refreshes and restores my soul (life); He leads me in the paths of righteousness for His name’s sake. … More Saturday’s Military Devotional – 23rd Psalm
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