In the Fall of 1939, the American Pastor Donald Grey Barnhouse was travelling to Ireland in order to do a conference. On his way, he was told the alarming news that England and France had just declare...  Read More

In Psalm 86 David is fleeing for his life from a band of ruthless men.  He is on the run for his life and he calls out to God all day long for help.  He is weary and in major distress. David calls out...  Read More

In his book, Amazing Grace: William Wilberforce and the Heroic Campaign to End Slavery, Eric Metaxas writes:We often hear about people who “need no introduction” but, if ever someone did need one, it ...  Read More

As we have gone through this recent series on “The Christian & Civil Disobedience,” several people have asked the question “What can we do to help the government today?” Obviously, the Bible tells us ...  Read More

In his book, The Religious Beliefs of America’s Founders, Gregg Frazer, a history professor at The Master’s University, writes:Romans 13 has always served as the touchstone for obedience and submissio...  Read More

Several weeks ago, I gave a summary of how the apostles died during our study of church history. Afterwards, several people asked if I could send them a copy of it so here it is:Bartholomew was nailed...  Read More

In preparation for our current sermon series on the government, I did some research into the issue of civil disobedience and found that there are numerous times when someone defied the government in t...  Read More

On the wall of my house hangs a framed page from the Geneva Bible which was published in 1560. The significance to it is that it was the first English Bible printed with study notes and it was largely...  Read More

In last week’s sermon, we learned that there are three primary views on the separation of church and state that are as follows:1). Dominionism – the church and the state are one.2). Strict Separationi...  Read More

Every year, the last Sunday in October is set aside as “Reformation Sunday.” It is a day when Protestant churches all across the world remember the five solas of the Reformation.Sola Scriptura (Script...  Read More

According to The International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, the term “benediction” is defined as “the utterance or bestowing of a blessing, especially at the end of a religious service.” It is a state...  Read More

Hebrews 13:18-19 comes close to the end of the Book of Hebrews which is a book that we have been studying for a year and a half as a church. We began looking at it on February 6, 2022 which makes thes...  Read More