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The Lord Our Heritage
In this week’s sermon Hank Kampen, a pastor at Grace Bible Church, explores the message of Psalm 16.
Faith Which Overcomes Death
After spending three weeks considering the faith of Abraham, this Lord’s Day we will examine the faith of the three patriarchs who followed Abraham.
Why is so much less written about each of these men? Why does our author choose these particular events from the lives of Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph? What do these men share in common? Is it harder to be a second (or third or fourth) generation Christian?
The Death and Resurrection of the Son of Promise
This Lord’s Day we will consider one of the most moving events in all of Scriptural history, as God asks Abraham to sacrifice his only beloved son, Isaac. What kind of faith would make a man willing to do such a thing? Is there anything you would not give to God? Are you now experiencing a great trial of faith?
The Miraculous Birth of the Promised Son
This week we will consider how by faith, Isaac was born to a father and mother who were 100 and 90 years old.
The birth of Isaac is a picture of the miraculous birth of Christ. His birth is also a picture of our miraculous new birth by God’s sovereign power. With God nothing is impossible!
Does this mean that we can ask God for whatever we want whenever we want it? How should we exercise our faith?
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Bless the Lord
One well know author writes, “People today are looking to the Bible for answers to questions it does not consider most important”, meaning that many are most concerned about how they can be more successful, happy, and prosperous; or how they can get rid of stress, worry and fear. Our greatest need is to better know and worship God. Psalm 103 encourages us to praise God for His lovingkindness to His people. As we draw near to God in this way our problems (which cause stress, worry and fear) diminish and we experience the joy and fulfillment for which our hearts long.