On Sunday evening, the sermon was supplied by a pastoral intern named Eric Berg. Eric Berg is currently serving with University Reformed Church in East Lansing, MI. He came up…
Matthew’s record, here, about the birth of Christ makes it plain that this man, Jesus, is a most extraordinary person. God himself has made him king.
As the chosen one, conceived by the Holy Spirit, born of a virgin – there is no one else who’s qualified to save you from your sins, and to bring you close to God.
This genealogy declares that joy has come to the world, in the coming of the Christ. And it sends a message to all people, “Let earth receive her King.”
Introduction: Humility is Foundational If you’re visiting this morning, I’d just like to take a moment again to welcome you to Fellowship Reformed Church, here in Mount Pleasant. I’m thankful…
The only people who will sincerely engage in praying against temptation and evil are those who desire the kingdom of God, and depend on the power of God, and who delight in the glory of God.
By teaching us this prayer, Jesus is summoning us into the presence of Our Father, day after day, not to hear His voice accusing us, but to hear his voice acquitting us.
Be content in knowing that God cares for you and will meet your needs with his daily grace.
Jesus has taught us to pray, “Your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven,” because these are the things that he wants his disciples to love and prioritize.
In prayer, we’re raised up into conversation with Him – with the invisible, eternal inventor of galaxies and subatomic particles.