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Recovering Confessional Christianity

If you believe in the Trinity then you believe in the legitimacy of Christian confessions. Yes, I am attempting to be provocative by suggesting to know what you believe, but please bear with me long enough to explain. I say that if you believe in the Trinity then you believe in confessions not because the triune nature of God is not revealed in the Bible. It definitely is...

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Elders Report

The Elders of Omaha Bible Church met on Tuesday, April 19 and opened the evening in prayer with thanksgiving for what the Lord is doing at OBC, and in the people who faithfully serve and worship at church. We are blessed with the sweet fellowship of like-minded believers who want to promote the gospel to both believers and unbelievers. I'm the church treasurer and I prese...

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Aaron Sasane Update

My name is Aaron Sasane and I would like to take this opportunity to briefly introduce myself and my family, and talk about my seminary journey. I am from Pune, India, and am currently a student in the Master of Divinity program at Westminster Seminary California. My wife, Abi, two-year-old son, Jonny, and I made the move from India to the U.S. in August 2021. It was a ...

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Elders Report

The Elders of Omaha Bible Church met on the evening of Tuesday, March 15 for our monthly meeting. Pastor Pat opened the meeting in prayer, asking for wisdom as we prepared to consider several items on the agenda. Chris Peterson led the elders in a reading of the London Baptist Confession of 1689. As we read through chapter 29 on Baptism, Chris highlighted where the confes...

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Deacons Report

The Deacons of Omaha Bible Church met on Thursday, February, 24 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. Giving continues to be strong this fiscal year. We praised God for the faithful giving of the body at OBC. ...

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Finding Hope in an Uncertain World

We are coming up on the two-year anniversary of the biggest pandemic in over 100 years. No one predicted the impact that this would have on the world. Never in my life would I have thought it possible that the entire planet would be in lockdown. We have seen the effects of the pandemic on how we work, how we educate our children, and in the restrictions on how we move abo...

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Elders Report

The Elders of Omaha Bible Church met on Tuesday, February 15, for their monthly meeting. Todd Swift opened in prayer recognizing and giving thanks for Jesus Christ as head of the church. As head of the church Jesus gives life and sustains the church by his spirit. He also watches over and governs his church, and it is our prayer that as elders we humbly lead according to ...

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Deacons Report

On Tuesday, January 25, the deacons met via Zoom to discuss ministry opportunities, a devotional. and finances. Keith Walter facilitated the meeting, having Willie Zwiener open the meeting in prayer and praise for all that Christ has accomplished for us as a body as we continue to make our way through the pandemic. Martin Bast continued in reviewing the fifth chapter of ...

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Where Wisdom Is Found

I highly recommend the book Where Wisdom Is Found by J. V. Fesko. John Fesko has preached at Omaha Bible Church and we have attended conferences where he has spoken. I've benefited from his teaching and in this book he continues to bless believers as he helps us to better understand the Book of Ecclesiastes. This book is written at an approachable level. It is appropria...

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Comfort for God’s People in Good and Bad Times

Israel's King David knew good times and bad. David really knew what it was like to live as royalty in the palace enjoying all the trapping of wealth and riches and the temptations that go along with it. In fact, as the Scripture records, he succumbed to some of those temptations. David also knew what it is like to be running for his life, hiding in caves, living with hung...

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