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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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A Small Book for the Anxious Heart

This is a really good little book that I come back to over and over again to turn my heart to the Lord when anxiety, worry, and fear creep into my thinking and emotions. It is a small book - it will almost fit in your hand, but inside you will find 50 daily devotions that use Scripture and wisdom to not only give you the do's and don'ts of the biblical passages on worry, b...

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The Pinnacle of Christian Life: The Hope of the Beatific Vision

Seeing God is the biblical hope that spans the Scriptures. If you are at all like me, I am having a hard time leaving the topic of our recent conference at church. I do not want to forget about the "All Things New" at the Pactum Conference. It was labeled as an eschatological conference because it borrowed the theme and verse in Revelation 21:5 that states, 'And He who i...

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Elders Report

The OBC Elders met for their regular monthly meeting at 7:00 pm. The meeting began with Pastor Pat leading the elders in a time of prayer. The Lord is good to hear our prayers about the service we render unto Him by His grace, by His Spirit, for His name's sake. The Lord gives the church so many different people who need His comfort and encouragement in the name of His onl...

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Deacons Report

The deacons met together at the home of John and Nicole Schmoll on October 24 from 7:00 9:00 p.m. After opening in prayer, Vimal George reviewed last month's meeting minutes. Pastor Pat was our guest and told the deacons that he was very encouraged by the Pactum conference and how it was a source of encouragement and blessing to many pastor's around the country. He was ...

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Exodus Old and New: A Biblical Theology of Redemption

In Exodus Old and New, Michael Morales does an amazing job of detailing the biblical account of Israel's exodus out of Egypt in the Old Testament. In doing so, he also masterfully connects their historical redemptive event as a real-life picture that anticipated the New Testament's historical redemption found in Jesus Christ. Morales explains that the old exodus becomes...

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Whosoever Will be Saved

For the past year the high school ministry has gone through what are known as the ecumenical creeds of the Christian faith, and the past few articles I've written for the POST have dealt with a few of those creeds. We have looked over the Apostles' Creed and the Nicene Creed (also known as the Nicea-Consantinople creed). One of the last ones we looked at in youth group wa...

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