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January 2-4
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Bandera, TX 78003
New Sermons
Moses Strikes the Rock
The Lord used Moses to rebuke Pharaoh, to liberate the Israelite nation, and to lead them on their journey to the Promised Land. In our Bibles we find Moses among some of God’s most faithful (Heb. 11:24-29). However, Moses was not without sin. As is true for all mankind, at times Moses was disobedient to God’s law. Perhaps the most well-known occasion comes from Numbers 20. It was so easy to obey, yet Moses disobeyed Miriam died v.1 There’s no…
The Crosses of Calvary
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I Want to Go to Heaven
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Church Blog
Learning to Pray Like Jesus – John Baker
Jesus probably spent more time in prayer than anyone who has ever lived. So fervent was His prayer life that the disciples (who already knew a thing or two about prayer) once begged, “Lord, teach us to pray” (Luke 11:1). Far more insightful and fascinating than the amount of time Jesus spent in prayer is the content of Jesus’ prayers and petitions. In an effort to be more like Him, we should ask, “What would Jesus pray for?” He would…
Perhaps – Joey Davis
I was asked recently if there is any possibility of looking at a current event and definitively labeling it as the providence of God. I responded that such is not possible because in providing today, God does not show His hand as He so clearly did when He, in time past, effected His Will by miracles. We cannot definitively label a good outcome as God’s providence. Even Jesus reminded us that the evil and good are often equal recipients of…
The Three Hurdles – John Haffner
When talking with friends and neighbors about religious matters, we should be aware that not everyone is at the same point. For example, one may be active in a manmade religious group and even study the Bible regularly. Another may have only a smattering of Biblical knowledge and an abundance of questions regarding God’s character and existence. Still another may be an avowed atheist. What’s more, all these individuals may live on the same street! Seeing this diversity and uniqueness,…
Are There Idols in my Life? – Alex Simmons
Obedience is an appealing characteristic. Not only to God and Jesus (John 14:15), but also to mankind. Parents, consider the pleasant thought of asking your children to wash the dishes and, with a simple, “Yes sir” or “Yes ma’am,” they immediately obey without raising objection. Such a thought would likely make any parent smile. This could be because obedience is learned and takes discipline or because this character trait has, seemingly, become less common in our society. Whatever the case…