Do you ever wonder why God blesses people who don’t deserve his blessing? Do you ever envy others? Do you ever experience doubt in your Christian faith? In Psalm 73, we meet a man named Asaph who had these same struggles. Through his experience we learn how to deal with our own doubts.
In the last chapter of the book of Jonah, we meet the pouting prophet. When God paints the portrait of an individual, he paints him warts and all. We see not only Jonah’s successes but also his shortcomings, not only his fruit but also his failure.
Sermon Summary This week, Pastor Dan began a four-week series on the book of Ruth, which takes place during the time of the judges in Israel. We learned during the series of messages Pastor Doug finished last week that the time of the judges was filled with immorality; however, today’s message demonstrates that not everyone…
Dr. Mike Barnett continues teaching and discussing with the congregation during our Cool Summer Nights series “Discovering the Mission of God”. In these interactive sessions Dr. Barnett explores questions concerning God’s heart for this world, evangelism, and our role as the Church in His mission.
Dr. Mike Barnett continues teaching and discussing with the congregation during our Cool Summer Nights series “Discovering the Mission of God”. In these interactive sessions Dr. Barnett explores questions concerning God’s heart for this world, evangelism, and our role as the Church in His mission.
Dr. Mike Barnett continues teaching and discussing with the congregation during our Cool Summer Nights series “Discovering the Mission of God”. In these interactive sessions Dr. Barnett explores questions concerning God’s heart for this world, evangelism, and our role as the Church in His mission.
Meet your prof: Mike Barnett teaches intercultural studies at Columbia International University. He met the Lord while a student athlete. Later, he became a businessman in the Houston steel industry, a mission pastor and church planter in North Texas, served twelve years as a foreign missionary, and now fifteen years in higher education. Auschwitz: 1.3…
