Joseph’s Other CoatJoseph’s Other Coat
The story of Joseph is one the most powerful displays of faith found in the pages of God’s word. Joseph, in scripture, is displayed as a man of incredible
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Diligent ChristianityDiligent Christianity
Diligent Christianity By: Sam Barclay In 1997, a man named Michael Drosnin wrote a popular book called “The Bible Code”. In his book Drosnin
The Joy of BaptismThe Joy of Baptism
The last few months have been exciting for our congregation: five people have been immersed into Christ (see Rom 6:3)! Though baptism is not a subject most people get excited
Lessons From the Farm (Hos 10:11-11:11)Lessons From the Farm (Hos 10:11-11:11)
As you now know all too well, Hosea’s message is designed to hurt before it heals. But that healing sometimes alludes us because of the work’s focus on judgment. The
Grapes of Wrath (Hos 9:10-10:10)Grapes of Wrath (Hos 9:10-10:10)
The image of grapes is used throughout the Bible as a symbol of both blessing and wrath. On one hand, the fullness of the winepress indicates the abundant blessings God
When Rebels Rage (Hos 8:1-9:9)When Rebels Rage (Hos 8:1-9:9)
In our detour a few weeks ago, we noted that because of their inflammatory tendencies, most people would like to keep religion and politics as far away from each other as possible.
Heart Problems (Hos 6:11-7:16)Heart Problems (Hos 6:11-7:16)
From year to year, heart disease and cancer rank as the leading causes of adult deaths, and the same is true spiritually. Sin affects the heart both first and most
Biblical CivicsBiblical Civics
It is safe to say that no two subjects cause greater consternation among humans than religion and politics. Instead of seeking to understand the reasons for this, though, many have
Hide and Seek (Hos 5:1-6:10)Hide and Seek (Hos 5:1-6:10)
Many people treat religion like some sort of game. There are rules to abide by, plays to be made, points to be scored and champions to be crowned. Of course,
Failed Leadership (Hos 4:1-19)Failed Leadership (Hos 4:1-19)
Leaders are often under-appreciated by their followers and over-appreciated by themselves, and this plays out in numerous ways in our society. We often expect the world out of our presidents,
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