Social Media Summary:
Sin can turn even the bravest Christian into a fearful wreck. In this powerful story, a WWII officer learns that his loss of faith was rooted in unconfessed sin. Hebrews 4:12-13 reminds us that God's Word pierces to the heart, exposing our hidden sins. Don't wait until it's too late—let God's truth cleanse you today. #Faith #Repentance #Hebrews4 #SermonOnTheMount
Subscribe to the RSS Feed
- Featured Posts
- All Posts
Pinned Post
Give me all the Bacon & Eggs you Have
Vivamus gravida luctus feugiat. Sed sed dolor augue. Curabitur leo ex, vehicula vel orci vitae, elementum placerat nisi. Suspendisse vel urna vel neque tempus Vivamus gravida luctus feugiat. Sed sed dolor augue. Curabitur leo ex, vehicula vel orci vitae, elementum placerat nisi. Suspendisse vel urn…
Navigating the Storms of Life Through Prayer
This blog post explores the power of prayer during life's trials, drawing from the examples of John Flavel and the Apostle Paul. It encourages readers to develop a prayer life aligned with God's will, trusting in His sovereignty even when facing overwhelming challenges.
Keep ReadingEmbracing the Trials That Teach Us to Pray
This post reflects on how God uses difficulties to deepen our prayer lives, highlighting insights from the book of James and the example of Isaiah's simple, heartfelt prayer. It invites readers to embrace the trials that drive them to depend on God in prayer, preparing their hearts for a deeper understanding of prayer through Jesus' teachings.
Keep Reading
The Goal of Expository Preaching
We can define an expository sermon as text driven preaching where the point of the sermon and its outline are derived from the correct interpretation of the text of Scripture. The preacher arrives at the interpretation through careful exegesis using the literal, historical, grammatical method. In the act of preaching, the preacher carefully explains the God-intended meaning of the text giving its modern implications.
Keep Reading
Suffering is a reality in the Christian life, but it is not without purpose. As believers, we are called to find joy in our trials, knowing that God is using them to perfect our faith and draw us closer to Him. Let's remember that our hardships are not in vain but are preparing us for the crown of life that awaits those who love the Lord.
This blog post discusses the dangers of allowing wealth to overshadow spiritual integrity in the church. Using real-life examples, it emphasizes that true wealth lies in faithfulness to Christ, not material riches.
Aug 5
2024
Unveiling the Power of Effective Prayer
In this blog post, Pastor Brandon explores the profound impact of persistent and effective prayer, illustrated by a story from the China Inland Mission. It delves into the biblical principles of righteous prayer, emphasizing the need for humility and alignment with God's will, as taught in James 5:16-18 and Matthew 6:5-8.
Aug 5
2024
Navigating the Storms of Life Through Prayer
This blog post explores the power of prayer during life's trials, drawing from the examples of John Flavel and the Apostle Paul. It encourages readers to develop a prayer life aligned with God's will, trusting in His sovereignty even when facing overwhelming challenges.
Aug 5
2024
Embracing the Trials That Teach Us to Pray
This post reflects on how God uses difficulties to deepen our prayer lives, highlighting insights from the book of James and the example of Isaiah's simple, heartfelt prayer. It invites readers to embrace the trials that drive them to depend on God in prayer, preparing their hearts for a deeper understanding of prayer through Jesus' teachings.