In August, Mike Grimes talked about remembering God's promises in his Post article titled, "Remember to Remember." Hope and Holiness, written by Jon Fonville, reinforces this same idea that we need to remember the gospel of Jesus Christ and remember who we are as new creations in Jesus Christ. This is not a long book; in just 165 total pages and nine chapters, Fonville ex...

When I was asked to lead the Middle School Ministry two and a half years ago, I prayerfully considered how I could bring the gospel to the group.The previous leaders, which I was a part of, spent a large part of Wednesday evenings teaching hermeneutics so that the students could learn how to understand passages as they read the Bible.I enjoyed the time that was spent teach...

The elders met for their monthly meeting on the evening of Tuesday, May 21. Pastor Pat opened the meeting with prayer and we thanked God for how he has shown us to love one another. In suffering or grief, it is encouraging to know that the members of the church are lifting each other up in prayer. Todd Swift read Article 23 of the London Baptist Confession of 1689 titled,...

There is therefore now no condemnation for those that are in Christ Jesus. Romans 8:1 When I began to understand Reformed Theology around 2016, I was attracted to preachers that made me feel guilty every sermon. I was convinced that the works in my life were a must if I was to be truly justified as a Christian. Strangely, I found security in the feeling of questioning my ...

The Bookends of the Christian Life, written by Jerry Bridges and Bob Bevington, is a well-written book for Christians who are at any stage in their life. Whether you are a mature Christian needing encouragement or a new Christian looking to understand the pillars of the faith for learning how to live as a new creation, this book will provide a blessing. The purpose of a...