Join Pastor Tim as we begin a new series, “The Weary World Rejoices” and look at the hope in Isaiah 11 of God’s cure for a world deathly ill with sin.
These are uncertain times and, normally, in such seasons we rightly want the comfort God provides through His church. The doors of the nation’s churches are largely closed for the safety of all of those who would otherwise attend, yet the church doors being closed does not mean the church is closed or, more importantly, that God’s care for you is somehow “closed.” Our partner churches are busy putting together online opportunities for worship, encouragement from God’s Word, prayer and more, and we’re launching our first ever online Bible study at FaithTree, too.
How do we understand ourselves in relationship to God? Isaiah 6 challenges us to think about that.
Are we called by God? Do we understand our calling any more clearly by way of Isaiah’s?
In an uncertain world that is frequently perplexed — at best — about the Bible and those who follow Jesus, we have hope: the early church faced the same things. Join us as the FaithTree Men’s Bible Study begins a new adventure through the Book of Acts, looking at how God enabled His Gospel to spread across the world using His people… and how He continues to use us today.
Tonight we look at Isaiah 46 and 49 to better understand the dependability and scope of God’s promises.
Tonight we look at Isaiah 27 to better understand how Christmas fulfilled long given promises and is a turning point for all of us.
It’s great to know about how amazing Jesus is and wonderful to find out that the angels are incredibly powerful creations He made, too. But, where does that leave us?
We need to know what things are for and use them in the right way in life. That’s true of God’s law just like anything else.
Jason looked to the Gospel of John to help us think about encountering Jesus as we begin Holy Week.