Monthly Archives: February 2017

Biblical Lessons from The Sacred Name (Worship Service, February 26th, 2017)

Title: Biblical Lessons from The Sacred Name

Passage: Exodus 3:10-15

Speaker: Pastor Ryan Martin

Service: Sunday Morning Worship Service

Date: February 26th, 2017

Today we consider the theological and practical implications that our God is the I AM WHO I AM or Yahweh. If this is the name by which God is to be remembered throughout all generations, then it is fitting to spend time considering more carefully the meaning of Yahweh, and what it means for us.

A Conservative Christian Declaration: Article 7 (Sunday School, February 19th, 2017)

Topic: A Conservative Christian Declaration

Works Cited: New Testament

Segment #: 05

Speaker: Ryan Martin

Service: Sunday School

Date: February 19th, 2017

The Sacred Name, Part 2 (Worship Service, February 19th, 2017)

Title: The Sacred Name, Part 2

Passage: Exodus 3:10-15

Speaker: Pastor Ryan Martin

Service: Sunday Morning Worship Service

Date: February 19th, 2017

In a way similar to his call of Moses, God calls us to do extraordinary, things for his sake. He calls us to tasks we are unequal to. I include with this our response to God’s calling on us as Christians, in our vocations and responsibilities, and as evangelists and ministers of Christ to others. As we hear God’s response to Moses, I want us to respond the way God wants Moses to respond: with trust. We must trust the God who calls us.

The Trinity Explained (Sunday School, February 12th, 2017)

Topic:  The Trinity

Speaker: Dr. Kevin Bauder

Service: Sunday School

Date: February 12th, 2017

Why Baptism Is So Important (Worship Service, February 12th, 2017)

Title: Why Baptism Is So Important

Passage: 1 Peter 3:18-22

Speaker: Dr. Kevin Bauder

Service: Sunday Morning Worship Service

Date: February 12th, 2017

The Sacred Name, Part 1 (Worship Service, February 5th, 2017)

Title: The Sacred Name

Passage: Exodus 3:10-15

Speaker: Pastor Ryan Martin

Service: Sunday Morning Worship Service

Date: February 5th, 2017

God calls each one of us to be something extraordinary; he calls each one of us to our life’s work. And in each of these spiritual and vocation callings, we, like Moses, need to trust the God who calls us. Whether we’re Moses leading the children of Israel out of Egypt, or we’re a man who believes God might have called him to be a pastor, or we’re a housewife struggling to homeschool, or we’re a believer struggling to be holy, we, like Moses, need to trust the God who calls us. God’s answers to Moses in this passage give us three reasons to trust God ourselves.