Gracious heavenly Father, we cling to your promise that your Word never returns empty, always accomplishes its purposes and so we pray that we might have good hearts to be good soil. We might not be hardened; we might be made soft and pliable. You might till the soil of our hearts to receive your…
Father in heaven, help us now as we come to your Word. We want to be a confident people, you want us to be an assured people, but oh Lord may we not be a presumptuous people. Help us to have a keen eye to see our own sin and hypocrisy and then to cast…
O Lord, we ask with the psalmist, teach us the way of your statues and we will keep them to the end. Give us understanding that we may keep your law and observe it with our whole heart. Lead us in the path of your commandments for we delight in them. Incline our hearts to…
The text this morning comes from Matthew’s Gospel, first book in the New Testament, Matthew chapter 21, looking at verses 33 through 46 as we continue with this series leading up to Easter and these parables that Jesus tells during Holy Week. These conflicts in and around the temple on this one Tuesday, as He…
Father, we have just sung these words and we trust that we paid attention to the words that we were signing and so we ask again truly from the bottom of our hearts that you would show us Christ. I need your help to preach, I am inadequate in myself for the task so send…
Well good evening. It’s wonderful to be with you again. Thank you for coming and I am looking forward to sharing with you on the title, “How Word-Centered Bible Translation Can Aid Mission.” Now that could sound a bit of a confusing title, and you might also think how would it apply to you because…
Gracious heavenly Father, in the midst of all that we have already done in this past week, family, friends, food, all that we may have yet to come, season often filled with lighter schedules, but also with perhaps added stresses and burdens, and then already here this morning singing what are probably for many of…
Our text this morning is Matthew chapter 1, beginning at verse 18 through the end of the chapter. Matthew chapter 1. As you find your way there, let’s pray that the Lord would help us. Gracious heavenly Father, we come to this text which may be new to some of us, familiar to many of…
Father in heaven, help us now as we learn, perhaps for the first time or become reacquainted for the hundredth time, this great, great story of salvation and the birth of our Savior and King, the Lord Jesus Christ, in whose name we pray. Amen. Follow along as I read from the Gospel according…
Continuing our reading from Matthew chapter 27, beginning at verse 15. “Now at the feast the governor was accustomed to release for the crowd any one prisoner whom they wanted. And they had then a notorious prisoner called Barabbas. So when they had gathered, Pilate said to them, “Whom do you want me to release…
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