Foundations of Faith – The Proof is the second in our two-part mini-series on Holy Week. Last week we looked at Good Friday. That was the price of our salvation. Easter is the proof that the payment was made.

Foundations of Faith – The Proof is the second in our two-part mini-series on Holy Week. Last week we looked at Good Friday. That was the price of our salvation. Easter is the proof that the payment was made.
Foundations of Faith – The Price is the first of two lessons on Holy Week. The price of our salvation was Jesus’ death on the cross.
Foundations of Faith – The Gospel is about as upbeat, happy message as you will find on the interwebs! Who doesn’t like hearing that they are loved by God?
Foundations of Faith – The Law is the second lesson in our review of basic Christian doctrine. We have to start off with an approach.
Foundations of Faith – The First Step is a review of who we are and what we teach. Our first step is to look at how we live by grace alone. What does that mean?
What does the future hold for Christmases in America? We’ll look down the road this Sunday and close out our study. How will the pandemic impact Christmas traditions? Will we still invite people to Christmas? Watch and find out.
A Classic Christmas, what does that look like? The term classic is subjective. I suppose every one of us could relate what a classic Christmas might be. Mine might be different than yours. When I look at the American culture I have grown up in, there are parts of the Christmas celebration that seem to be universal.
An American Christmas – Gilded is the third Bible study in our look at Christmas in America. The Gilded Age was an incredible time in America!
An American Christmas: Revolution is a great description of America in the 18th century. The colonies were maturing to the point that they didn’t appreciate the taxes from England. For our purposes what was Christmas like in a America in the 18th century?
An American Christmas sounds patriotic, doesn’t it? Why it’s like apple pie and mom! This year we’ll take a look at some of the traditions that we practice and see how they compare with life in America going back two to three hundred years. Alot has changed.
The Divine Call that a minister of the gospel holds is from God through the church. Could God use visions to call people into his service? Sure, he could. But normally he uses the church, a body of Christians.
Heavenly Home is a look at death and heaven. Where do the saints triumphant live after God calls them out of this world? To their heavenly home of course!
The Last Day is the end of almost everything. It’s the end of the world – not just as we know it, as anyone has ever known it.
Reformation Remembrance – Purgatory is the final in our series on the Roman Catholic Church. Is there really a third place that people go after death?
Reformation Remembrance – The Papacy is the second in our series on the Reformation of the Christian church. This topic might not be one that hear very often, but it’s a great one.