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This Sunday we’re starting a new teaching series through the book of Hebrews! There’s always something special about the first Sunday of a new study. Gathering on that first Sunday always renews an excitement in my heart to teach God’s people. However, this weekend feels a little awkward though doesn’t it? Here we sit in a stay-home order that’s sure to last the entire month of April. I don’t like that we can’t physically gather, it’s not ideal. I’m not cut out to be a YouTube-preacher and I miss seeing your faces more than you know. All that being said, I’m no less excited to study through this season together!
Keep ReadingFeb 13
2018
This week at the Journey, we continued our study over the book of Acts with some frank teaching over the gift of tongues as we see it described in this passage from Acts chapter 2. Some of you may not be familiar with the charismatic segment of Christianity that celebrates and practices this and other spiritual gifts.
Feb 6
2018
The issue at hand is a fundamental difference between the divinely-inspired, authoritative, and infallible word of God; and anything else that man thinks, feels, or says about God. The Bible is God's word. It is revelation from God for his people and it contains everything that we need to know about God, his design for how we are to live, and his plan of salvation. In other words, orthodox Christians must affirm the authority, necessity, and sufficiency of scripture. Additionally, we need to have a clear understanding of how the Bible has been received and understood throughout history.
