This morning, we get to practice humility as we reach out to take the bread and the cup, remembering that Jesus gives us a salvation he worked for, he bought and paid for, and we do nothing but receive with an open hand.
God’s powerful word determines the future of these nations. This will all come to pass because the Lord, the God of Israel, has spoken.
We get to participate in the fulfillment of the future Isaiah foretold in this passage: one world, one people, one God.
There is no other saviour but the Lord—and He is willing to go to great lengths to make that point.
The master is coming. What will he find us doing?
The New Covenant is here. What does that mean for churches?
It's better to be one of God's poor, needy and afflicted ones who get cared for by Him, than to try and take care of ourselves on our own and meet the fate of the Philistines.
Introduction to This Series Here we are, the Sunday after the federal election. An election that, more than any in recent history and perhaps Canadian history, was shaped by international…