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Unity in Christ is an essential truth. It’s not a secondary matter. It’s not just a traffic misdemeanor, but a reckless driving ticket. And when we speak of the peace and the purity of the church, we’re speaking both of unity and of the truth. One is not more important than the other, even though inwardly we often make one a priority. Why is that? You know, go too quickly by this question. Why do we think it’s okay to

This day, looking at what it means to live our lives in a way that is worthy of the good news of Jesus. Philippians 1:27-30. As we look to the reading of God’s word, if you’d please join with me in prayer. Lord God, we do ask that you would shed your light on us, that being rid of the darkness of our hearts, that we would come into the true light, which is Christ Jesus, who is the light

Concern for the welfare of the Apostle Paul as he is in prison, and he’s writing to them to comfort their fears as well as to encourage their faith. We are in chapter 1, verses 15 to 26. As we look to the reading of God’s Word, if you join with me in prayer. Lord God, we do ask that you would guide us by your Word and by your Spirit, that in the light of your truth, that we

Paul lays out a wonderful picture of what Christian community is to look like in the church as he speaks to these beloved saints who are very concerned about his well-being as he’s been imprisoned for the gospel. As we look to the reading of God’s word, if you’d please join with me in prayer. Blessed are you, Holy God. In Jesus Christ, your light shines into the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it. Blessed are you, God

Philippians, the Apostle Paul lays out a very wonderful picture of what Christian community is to look like in the church. As we look to the reading of God’s word, if you would please join with me in prayer. Father, indeed you are our helper, and so we come to you asking for your assistance, that by your Spirit you would open up our minds, that as your scriptures are read, as your word is proclaimed, that we would be

To seek first the kingdom of God above all else, the pursuit of which will never disappoint. And as we look through the reading of God’s word, if you join with me in prayer. Father of all mercies, let us stand in awe of you this day, that you would help us by your Spirit to put your words into our hearts, to write them upon our minds. Father, that your word would come to us in power. We ask

Before we read God’s Word, I just wanted to say that it was a month ago when I picked this text. And I picked it, I was thinking about Faith Covenant’s plan to build a Christian education wing, as well as our own family’s plan to begin to build a ministry in Cheyenne, and also every man’s call to build a or to build into their family. I thought we could all use the reminder of that simple and powerful

Psalm 85. It’s a community lament. The psalmist moves from God’s past favor to his people to the present needs to a future hope in him. As we look to the reading of God’s Word, if you’d please join with me in prayer. Father, indeed you are a helper, and so we would come asking that by your Holy Spirit Your help in opening up our minds so that as your scriptures are read and your words proclaimed, that we

Standing for the reading of God’s word. We’re looking in the book of Proverbs how we biblically deal wisely with personal offenses and conflicts through the wisdom of God’s word. And as we look to his word, if you would join with me in prayer. Heavenly Father, as we come before you in your presence, we ask that you would open our ears to hear your voice, that you would open our hearts to love you more and more, that

Psalm 126. I’m sure regarding finances you’ve heard that expression, past performance is no guarantee of future or present results. People hedging their bets. But when you speak of the Lord’s past performance, there is no hedging. We have a future hope based on what he has done for us in the past. And it is true and it is certain. If we look to the reading of God’s word, then if you would please join with me in prayer.

Text morning, we’re starting in Proverbs 14. We consider how we deal with disappointments as Christians as we look to the reading of God’s word. If you join with me in prayer. Blessed are you, O God, the Father of all mercy. You have elected us, you’ve called us, you have justified us, you have sanctified and you have glorified us through your Son, who’s the living word. We ask then that it would please you today to take from

As we look to God’s Word, one brief quote comes to mind from Oswald Chambers today. He said that “eyes that look are common and eyes that see are rare.” Something for us to ponder as we look together in God’s Word. If you want to follow with your pew Bible, it’s on page 878, but you can also look from your bulletin as we read from Luke 19. He entered Jericho and was passing through, and behold, there was

Continue in our Summer Psalms and Proverbs series. We’re in Psalm 32 today, one of the 7 penitential psalms, which means psalms of confession and forgiveness. As we look to the reading of God’s word, if you join with me in prayer. Father of all mercies, in your word we see your great glory, and your word guides our steps. It gives discernment to those who seek you. We ask then that you would increase our ability to see your

And I told them, “Oh, I’m gonna preach a sermon for you.” And that started happening more and more. Even this morning I heard a story of some great injustice. And so there is a time and a place for this. And here we go. So let’s now turn our eyes to God’s word. Let’s ask that he might give us fresh eyes, open ears, and a soft heart to receive his word this morning. And I’m gonna pray briefly

If you’re visiting with us, it’s our normal practice to preach systematically through whole books of the Bible or sections. This morning, however, we are going to be looking topically as Christians dealing with anxiety, and you see a medley of texts printed in your bulletin. As we look to reading of God’s Word, if you’d join with me in prayer. Our Blessed Triune Lord, it is in your great and kind providence that all Holy Scriptures were written You