Romans 4:13-25
Do you come to our gathered worship service expecting God to speak to you through his Word? We encourage you to prayerfully read through the passage that will be preached prior to the service to help you prepare.
What Do Expiation and Propitiation Mean?
When we talk about the vicarious aspect of the atonement, two rather technical words come up again and again: expiation and propitiation….
This is about the essence of salvation—that as people who are covered by the atonement, we are redeemed from the supreme danger to which any person is exposed. It is a dreadful thing to fall into the hands of a holy God Who’s wrathful. But there is no wrath for those whose sins have been paid. That is what salvation is all about.
The Resurrection of Jesus, the Memory of Chappo, and How History Works
Holy Week and Easter turns our minds naturally to the events in Jerusalem in either AD 30 or 33, and to the Christian contention that Jesus of Nazareth, after his death by crucifixion, was raised from the dead. It is an historical rather that merely religious claim. Christians contend that it happened in time and space.
Did Jesus Rise from the Dead?
This one is worth watching. A short, animated video on the historicity of the resurrection that you might find enjoyable and edifying this Easter. May be particularly appealing to children and youth.