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I Peter 2: 9 - 10
Psalm 119:105
Luke 24: 13-35
Mark 11:1-11
Psalm 51
Hosea had the tough honor of having his life used as a living moral lesson for Israel-instructed by God to marry an unfaithful wife, he spoke movingly and earnestly about God’s sorrow at Israel’s worship of false gods and His willingness to forgive. We wrestle this week with the message of salvation.
April 17, 2016Zechariah 9:9-10, Matthew 21:1-11
April 10, 2016 by Doug Nieuwstraten - Senior PastorHaggai 1:1-15
April 3, 2016 by Doug Nieuwstraten - Senior PastorZephaniah 3:14-17
March 6, 2016 by Doug Nieuwstraten - Senior PastorHabakkuk 3:1-2, 16-19
February 28, 2016Nahum 1
February 14, 2016 by Doug Nieuwstraten - Senior PastorJonah 3-4
We look at Jonah who was swallowed by a great fish while attempting to flee God’s call. Jonah’s message is directed not at Israel, but at the sin-choked foreign city of Nineveh – a reminder that God’s love and forgiveness was not limited to one nation or ethnic group.
Obadiah’s message is specific to his time, describing the judgment that is awaiting the nation of Edom, which had done nothing to help Judah in her hour of need. Edom’s land and wealth would be lost just as Judah’s had been. Obadiah is only one chapter. You are encouraged to read this chapter before next Sunday’s service so you are familiar with it.
January 31, 2016 by Doug Nieuwstraten - Senior PastorAmos 5:10-15, 21-24
Amos was a simple shepherd called to deliver a message nobody wanted to hear. Israel had grown complacent, spiritually lazy and hypocritical. Injustice, in the form of slavery, greed and mistreatment of the poor was commonplace.
Joel’s recorded prophecies are short but direct. He described God’s coming judgement as an invasion of locusts, He is best known for predicting the “pouring out” of the Holy Spirit which would occur hundreds of years later at Pentecost, described in Acts 2. Today we addressed what the work of the Holy Spirit means for the church.
January 21, 2016 by Doug Nieuwstraten - Senior PastorMicah 6:6-8
Israel and Judah turned away from God and did not repent. Micah reminds his audience that what God desired was not religion, but faithful living.
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