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Update From Aaron Sasane

Greeting from the Sasanes! Another year has gone by and we have tasted God's faithful fatherly care in our lives. We continue to enjoy the sweet gift of our baby girl, Sophia Riva. She is such a blessing. Jonny is a great big brother. This school year has been busy and we try to enjoy every bit of time that we get together as a family. We are blessed to be able to live on...

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Elders Report

The elders met on February 21 for our monthly meeting. We opened in prayer and read article 20 of the London Baptist Confession of 1689 on The Gospel and its Influence. We find great encouragement in being reminded of what has been confessed and affirmed by believers over the ages. God has been and continues to build His church and we are thankful to be part of His work at...

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Deacons Report

On Tuesday, January 23 the Deacons of OBC met at 7:00 p.m. for a devotional, ministry opportunities, learning about current finances, and fellowship. Martin Bast facilitated the meeting, with Vimal George taking minutes and Greg Gensler opening in prayer. Mike Holloway provided us with updates about what is going on at OBC. On the finances, as you can see in the weekly b...

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Natural Law: A Short Companion

In his new book Natural Law: A Short Companion, which is part of the Essentials in Christian Ethics series, David VanDrunen gives a very accessible and robust presentation of Natural Law. Most people think that any discussion of Natural Law belongs only in intellectually sophisticated contexts and must stay there. But, as VanDrunen notes, this kind of Natural Law theory...

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Clay Feet

All our heroes have clay feet. The older I get the more I realize that is true. We tend to look up to those people who have great influence in our lives. When we are very young, it's our parents. A bit older, and our primary grade school teachers were important people that we respected and looked up to. Eventually it might be a politician or business leader, or maybe the ...

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Elders Report

The Elders of Omaha Bible Church met on Wednesday morning, January 31st. Pat opened the meeting with a word of prayer. We then took a few minutes going over chapter 19 of the London Baptist Confession of 1689, which covered the Law of God. Dave Guthrie proceeded to go over the financials. For the month of December our total income was $73,340 with a budget of $67,301. Ou...

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The Intimate Marriage

Marriage for many, becomes the dream of a lifetime. Does your marriage presently fulfill your former dreams? Marriage can be a beautiful dream or a monstrous nightmare. So much hate, so much bitterness, so much disappointment, so much anger flows when the dream is shattered and the marriage is viewed as a failure. R C Sproul wrote this book as a practical guide for marr...

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Do Not Be Anxious

"Do not be anxious" sounds like a pretty bold and demanding statement doesn't it? It sounds like perhaps it was uttered by someone who doesn't really understand the difficulties of the life we lead in this broken world. Seems like a simple answer to the problems of the complex human heart. Maybe these words were spoken by someone who just doesn't understand the culture we ...

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Elders Report

The elders held their monthly meeting on Wednesday morning, December 13. Todd Swift opened the meeting in prayer, giving thanks for our wonderful salvation through the message of the gospel, and for the privilege of partnering together in the ministry of reconciliation to God through Christ. Please pray with us, that with the help of the Holy Spirit, the truth of the gospe...

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Deacons Report

The Deacons of Omaha Bible Church met on Tuesday, November 28 at 7:00 p.m. Vimal George opened us in prayer, giving thanks for the blessings we have in Christ and the honor we have to serve. Pastor Mike Holloway reviewed the giving updates for the previous month. While giving was down, expenses were as well. Giving has trended up in November, and we praised God for the fa...

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