“The Pandemic of Sin”
Steven A. Bush
In the Garden of Eden, the Serpent tempted the First Couple to eat from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. When they succumbed to that temptation, sin entered the world.
“Not My Will, But Thine”
Tim Meek
Who am I that he would pray not my will, but thine lord? That to an old rugged cross he’d go, for who am I?
“The New Covenant”
Steven A. Bush
The New Covenant would be established by God’s Son, who walked in perfect, unbroken obedience and fellowship with God the Father.
“Heaven, Yes! Hell, No!”
Steven A. Bush
The question is, have you acknowledged that He has died for your sins? Have you placed faith in Him who alone atones and cleanses? There is an implicit invitation here for you to receive Christ and it comes from Him personally.
“Shalom is Peace and Then Some”
Steven A. Bush
“For God in all His fullness was pleased to live in Christ, and through Him God reconciled everything to Himself. He made peace with everything in heaven and on earth by means of Christ’s blood on the cross.”
“Are We There Yet?”
Steven A. Bush
Anyone who has gone on a trip with children or grandchildren has heard the question asked, “Are we there yet?”. Since the time Jesus ascended, Christians have been pondering His return similarly, “Are we there yet?”
“Jesus Washes Clean”
Steven A. Bush
“What can wash away my sin? Nothing but the blood of Jesus. What can make me whole again? Nothing but the blood of Jesus.”
“The Book of Remembrance”
Mark B. Thogmartin
The prophet Malachi was called by God to confront those post-exile Jews who had become complacent in their attitudes and worship. They followed a form of religion, but they were apathetic and the practice of their faith had become half-hearted at best.
“Why We Grieve Differently”
Steven A. Bush
It’s normal to grieve the loss of a loved one. But we grieve the loss of a fellow believer differently. Why? The Gospel. The Good News brought to us as a result of Jesus’ death and resurrection. We grieve with Hope and that Hope will definitely not disappoint.
“A Prayer of Moses, the Man of God”
Steven A. Bush
It was on that cross that Jesus absorbed our punishment for sin, for turning our backs on God. And in so doing, mankind witnessed the greatest act of love of all time. Have you been able to grasp that you were the object of that love? Put another way, is this Good News, your Good News?
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