A Creed for the Ages and Some Supernatural Math

Here is the audio for Sunday January 23rd's message:

 A Creed for the Ages and Some Supernatural Math

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A Creed for the Ages and Some Supernatural Math

PowerPoint slides from Sunday the 23 message:

Deeper creed and math - jan 23, 2011

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Concerning the Trinity

The Trinity, though one of the most widely accepted doctrines within Christianity, is indeed one of the most difficult to understand. Here are some additional articles to help shed some more light on the doctrine of the Trinity. What Does the Bible Teach about the Trinity and What is the doctrine of eternal Sonship and is it Biblical?

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A Heidelberg Rap

Check out this rap song written with the Heidelberg Catechism and Kevin DeYoung's book in mind (thanks Brad Gibbs, for putting me on to this). If you like rap music ... ENJOY!


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One Substitue is All Who's Needed!

For audio for Sunday January 16th message click this podcast image.


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Deeper one substitute - jan 16, 2011

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Deeper one substitute - jan 16, 2011

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Podcast for Sunday January 9

Click the podcast image for the audio from this past Sunday's message: Man: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. 


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Why Life Doesn't Always Work - PowerPoint Slides

Here are the slides from Sunday, January 9th's message, "Why Life Doesn't Often Work."

Why life doesnt often work. jan 9, 2011

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Sunday January 2nd PowerPoint - Comfort that Lasts

Here is the PPT from last Sunday's message. Now that I think I know what I am doing, I will post the slides in a more timely manner!



Comfort that Lasts!

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A Look Ahead

This coming Sunday we will be taking a look at man's misery. To get you thinking about this (and why it is so crucial that we have a clear understanding of man's woeful state), take a moment to reflect upon the following quote from Christian apologist and author, Dave Hunt.

"The more clearly we see the infinite chasm between God's glory and our sinful falling short thereof (i.e. our guilt), the greater will be our appreciation (gratitude) of His grace and love in bridging that gulf to redeem us" (emphasis is mine to highlight the "3 G's" of the Heidelberg catechism).

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A Creative Look Back at January 2nd's Message

This is a "wordle" (a creative word cloud). I put one together that hits the highlights of this past Sunday's message and its truths. Enjoy!

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pj