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Can You Handle The Truth?
In our world today, there are many who say there is no absolute truth. In fact, many would say your idea of truth is just as good as mine. Yet.....the Bible teaches that there IS truth that is absolute. It also teaches us that there are many false teachings we should watch out for.....teachings that try desperately to infiltrate the church. What does Peter tell us about this?
When You Feel Defeated
Anchoring your life in the resurrected Christ opens the door to becoming the best version of you.
We Walk by Faith, Not by Sight
Have you ever stopped to think how much we are influenced by the invisible things in this life? We know they exist, even though we cannot see them, and in many instances we live our lives in full expectation that they will consistently do their job. I am talking about things like electricity, gravity, radio waves and such. But there is another unseen category that each of us as believers need to pay just as much attention to, or perhaps even more; now I am talking about the unseen realities we discover in the Word of God. Though invisible, they are every bit as real and every bit as active as electricity, gravity and radio waves. God wants His people to be just as convinced of their impact in this life. Granted, it is much easier to navigate through this life by what we can see, hear and feel for ourselves; we call this living by sight. However, to live by sight alone will short-change the believer of experiences and blessings much greater; for these, the believer must walk by faith.
Vision Sunday Presentation
Webster Bible Church's ministy vision, embrace, enjoy and extend.
The Discipline of Receiving (James 1:19-25)
Every Sunday morning, God's people are called to gather. And as we do, we discipline ourselves to rightly hear the word of God as it is proclaimed to us.
Genesis 33:1-20
Jacob places himself between his family and Esau and bowed, humbled himself before Esau, restoring the birthright privilege he had stolen. Esau embraced and kissed him. Jacob continued on to Succoth, then to Shechem and erected an altar, calling it El Elohe Israel.
Scandalous Grace
How do our hearts respond when a prostitute kisses the body of Jesus? Do we celebrate because we can identify with her tears of repentance and joy? Or do we cringe at the thought of it? Our response to this kind of scandalous grace means everything.
