Preacher: Pastor Chris Alford A passage from Hebrews had us thinking about two mountains– three really, when you stop and think about it: The mountain where Moses met with God,
August 30, 2013
Preacher: Pastor Chris Alford A passage from Hebrews had us thinking about two mountains– three really, when you stop and think about it: The mountain where Moses met with God,
Preacher: Pastor Chris Alford A breathtaking passage in Hebrews talks about the commendable faith of the ancients who looked into the future. What did they see there, and what happened
Preacher: Pastor Chris Alford Ever heard of the French phrase “mise en place”? It has to do with cooking– with the layout of kitchen. But it also figures into our
Preacher: Pastor Chris Alford A quote from Cyril of Alexandria, and a wonderful parable of Jesus, gave us a chance to build up a biblical picture of what it means
Preacher: Pastor Chris Alford | Series: Sunday Teaching No one would enter a marriage, or start a business venture, or embark on a voyage if they knew ahead of time
Preacher: Pastor Chris Alford Did you know that there are seven places in the Bible where God calls out someone’s name twice? The passage that we looked at in this
Preacher: Pastor Chris Alford The covenant choices that God places before His people are not like some cruel, cosmic version of “Let’s Make a Deal”. The “prizes” aren’t hidden behind
Preacher: Pastor Chris Alford In this dramatic story about the miraculous healing of Naaman, we learn about living in fear of the Lord. But we also learn some things about
Preacher: Pastor Chris Alford In this teaching, Pastor Chris looked to two spots in Scripture where people were called to follow God. The first was an encounter in the New
Preacher: Pastor Chris Alford There are two kinds of fear in the Bible: a good kind, and a bad kind. We saw both kinds in the same story– and in
Preacher: Pastor Chris Alford The lens we’re looking through during the long season after Pentecost is that of “living in fear of the Lord.” What does it mean to live
Preacher: Pastor Chris Alford We often think, and it’s natural, really, of what each of the members of the Trinity does for us, how they affect us, and what we