In Genesis 1 & 2, we read the story of how God created the heavens and the earth and everything on the earth. And He created Adam and Eve in…
I suspect that most of you in this room this morning has attended a funeral service. Even though they are an hour of worship, funeral services are different from all…
Intro - a good story Most of us enjoy a good story. In November of 2011 Kendall Willson, the Facilities Manager at Nipawin Bible College called me into his office.…
Intro Do you remember when your parents made promises to you, whether kept or unkept? And if they’re unkept, when will they be kept? Many of you know that Emily…
Introduction As a graduate of NBC, I have written a fair share of tests in my life so far. And a question that has recurred to me time and time…
When I was 18, I was working at a manufacturing plant, and I stuck around there for over 2 years, and then went and worked a summer there after my…
Intro For those who may not know, my name is Josh, and it’s great to see everyone here today—those of you who are regularly here with us, and those who…
This understanding brings the resurrection of Jesus from “back there somewhere” right into the here and now. Every day gets to be Resurrection Day in your heart as the Holy Spirit brings you right into contact with the power and the presence of the risen Lord.
If we didn’t know how this ended, we’d be really worried. And even though most of us do know how this ends, I trust that this passage's plot twist will encourage us with God’s power to do what He wants in spite of our best efforts to get in His way.
Sodom and Gomorrah, set within the bigger story of the Bible, is about fire and brimstone—and mercy. If you know Jesus, this is a mercy you’ve tasted, a mercy that you need fresh each morning, and a mercy that you get to share with a needy world.
Today we stop and remember that before Sodom was destroyed, it was interceded for. We marvel that God deliberately gave Abraham the opportunity to do this. And from this we learn a great deal about prayer in our own lives today.