The Healing of the Man Born Blind | John 9:1-41

So, how many of us grew up hearing things like “baptism is a sacred moment” or “communion is a sacred, solemn time?” I think that’s a lot of us! And, especially when we are younger, we don’t tend to fathom what that really means, to experience a sacred moment, largely in part because we haven’t…

Most of the time in Reformed circles, we like to talk about the Divinity of Christ, especially when Christ makes the statement, “I am the Resurrection and the life.” Now we will indeed talk about that in the coming weeks as we continue into all of Christ’s “I am” statements. But today as we I…

As Mark shared last week, we’re spending these fall months looking at Paul’s letter to the Colossians. This is a great letter. And even though it was written nearly 2,000 years ago to a group of people who never owned a smartphone, or “googled,” or posted something on Instagram, there is something about Paul’s epistle…

As we continue our discussion on these habits of grace, we don’t want to see them as daunting tasks, based on sheer effort but as habits fueled by the grace of God in Christ. And if there ever was a habit requiring grace-based fuel in the Christian life; it’s the habit of forgiveness. We know…

Today marks the beginning of our OT summer series and we’ll be looking at the Psalms of Ascent. Which are a collection of fifteen Psalms in the Psalter (Ps. 120-134). The Hebrew term for “ascent” carries the sense meaning “going up” or “ascending in procession.” Notes

The popular game show and cultural weather vane, The Family Feud, posed the question: “Name a superpower you wish you had.” Coming in at number four was the ability to become invisible. Number three was x-ray vision,followed by psychic powers or mind reading at number two. And the number one, most desired superpower? Survey says,…