Resurrection Day (2018)
Jason Peters
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Luke's genealogy of Jesus reminds us that He was both Son of God and Son of Man, descended from Adam, Abraham, and David.
John the Baptist preached repentance as an important part of acknowledging our need for God's grace in Christ.
Luke gives us some great examples of people who trust in the Lord and obey Him.
CORRECTION #1: The redemption price of a baby boy is actually 5 shekels of silver, not 15 shekels (see Numbers 18:16).
CORRECTION #2: During the discussion of Karate Kid, Daniel-san's opponent is mistakenly referred to as "Joey Lawrence" (Whoa!) when, in fact, it was Johnny "Sweep the Leg" Lawrence. Our apologies!
The song of Zacharias is a wonderful reminder of God's faithfulness and His purposefulness both in the world and in our lives.
The birth narrative of John the Baptist seamlessly connects the New Testament with the Old, and reassures us that God is faithful, and that He always keeps His promises.
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Acts 19:8-10 is a short passage that has profound implications for our upcoming year of ministry.
This Hallelujah psalm ends the Book of Psalms with a glorious call to praise the Lord.
Psalm 110 is referenced more times in the New Testament than any other psalm. It has a lot to say about who Jesus is, what He's doing right now, and what it will be like when He returns.
Listen to the Sermon from 12.3.2017 on Psalm 98 as we enter this season of Advent
Psalm 51 is rich in the depths of David's confession, his desire for a clean heart, needing God to do that work, and leaning on a faithful God.