As we walk through the Ten Commandments in our Sunday morning sermons, we’re doing a Scripture memory challenge! We’re going to memorize all of Exodus 20.1-17 by the end of the series (early October). Here’s how it will work.
Read MoreAs we walk through the Ten Commandments in our Sunday morning sermons, we’re doing a Scripture memory challenge! We’re going to memorize all of Exodus 20.1-17 by the end of the series (early October). Here’s how it will work.
Read MoreCBC family, as our church calendar slows for the next few weeks, here are a few suggestions.
Read MoreOften times when praying for others, our first instinct is to pray for the circumstances in which they find themselves. We pray for physical healing, a change in the current season, a relief from the pain they may be experiencing. But Paul’s prayer for the saints in Ephesus (vs17-19) gives us a model that focuses on the growth of their faith and eternal joy.
Read MoreAs we pray for God’s glory on the earth, we’ll begin to pray for that glory in conversion, evangelism, and global missions. Our prayers receive a new center of gravity. A desire for individual converts and visible churches translates into frequent and fervent prayers for missions. Our hearts begin to break for the lost.
Read MoreChristians above all people ought to be people who rejoice. But what do you do when sorrow knocks on your door; when joy and laughter are drowned in tears? Is it ok to be sad? As Christians, do we have permission to mourn? Not everyone is familiar with the word ‘lament’, but throughout history, and throughout the world, people know lament.
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