Jesus, Master of the Storm1/31/2010 · Mark 4:35-41 · Carter Sanger · 1 Comment The more fear we have, the less faith we have. The less fear we have, the more faith we have. That being the case, it only makes sense that we would strive to have a great faith. Nobody wants fear to rule over them. But what happens when the thing in which your faith rests shows... [More] |
Jesus, the Bridegroom1/24/2010 · Mark 2:18-22 · Carter Sanger · Leave a Comment Teenage children have a very particular view of what’s cool and, as far as they can tell, their parents are often completely out of touch with it. Parents look at their children’s taste and wonder what happened. These different frames of reference create conflict and keep... [More] |
Understanding the Tragedy in Haiti1/17/2010 · Luke 13:1-5 · Carter Sanger · Leave a Comment The devastation caused by the earthquake in Haiti this week raises several questions. One is pragmatic – what can we do to help? The other is theological – where is God in this? In Luke 13 Jesus teaches us something about tragedy. He teaches us to see it as a warning shot... [More] |
Jesus, the Physician1/10/2010 · Mark 2:13-17 · Carter Sanger · 2 Comments Late last week temperatures got down to 12 year lows. When it gets cold outside we like to build a fire, cook turkey soup, grab a blanket and settle on the couch with a good book or movie with the kids. The cold invites us to do things at home we don’t normally do and, in a... [More] |
Fixin’ to Follow1/3/2010 · Mark 1:16-20 · Allen White · Leave a Comment Rev. Allen White explains Jesus call to become fishers of men in light of today’s environment. Standard Podcast [43:16m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download Read More → |
Christ our Refuge12/27/2009 · Nahum 1:7 · Bob Roane · Leave a Comment Dr. Bob Roane brings a message from Nahum 1:7. Standard Podcast [36:36m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download Read More → |
Preparing the way for Christ12/24/2009 · Mark 1:1-8 · Carter Sanger · Leave a Comment As much time as we spend preparing for Christmas day, God has spent more. Jesus birth was first foretold in the opening pages of the Bible and the rest of history was preparing the way for his coming. What does that look like today? Listen to the message below. Standard... [More] |
Faith that Makes Heroes12/20/2009 · Hebrews 11:32-40 · Carter Sanger · 1 Comment It is through faith that God makes heroes in life and in death. And it is this hero that makes known the greatness of God. The writer of Hebrews reminds us of such heroes as he calls us to this same kind of faith, and to help us understand the inequities that accompany it. The... [More] |
Faith that Flees the Fleeting Pleasures of Sin12/13/2009 · Hebrews 11:24-29 · Carter Sanger · Leave a Comment The writer of Hebrews points us to a faith that gives hope for the defeated and closet sinners, and a warning for the defiant sinner. Quitting is possible. I don’t mean quitting from sin altogether. Heaven is the only remedy for that. But there is hope for stopping sinful patterns.... [More] |
Faith that Looks Beyond What is Seen12/6/2009 · Hebrews 11:17-23 · Carter Sanger · Leave a Comment Anger toward God over life’s setbacks is said to be one of the primary reasons people don’t trust God. Maybe you know someone right now who is angry with God. Maybe you’re angry with God. A loved one dies young. A prayer goes unanswered. Wrongs go unpunished. Someone steals... [More] |



