The God Who Sees
Ezekiel’s prophecy now turns from Israel’s sin to the sin of the surrounding nations. God’s unique affection for his people means that he does not take their oppression lightly.
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Righteousness: The Light
After the Beatitudes, Jesus goes on to exhort his disciples to be the salt of the earth and a light to the world. Our lives are meant to be distinct …
The God Who Warns
Suffering in our lives forces us to wrestle with the hardest realities of life. When this happens we must look to God in the midst of trial to know the …
Righteousness: The Beatitudes
In the Beatitudes, Jesus is teaching his disciples what life in the Kingdom of God will be like for his followers.
The God Who Judges
In Ezekiel, we see God’s judgment come down on the people of Israel for their sin. We also see God’s mercy foretold that will come fully and finally in Christ.
Obedient Faith
Struggling Christians can look at the examples from Hebrews 11 and be encouraged to continue in obedience to Christ.
The God Who Speaks
A life of faithful ministry depends upon a proper understanding of God.
Partnering with Parents
The church, as one family, partners with nuclear families to show the next generation the way of Christ.
The Church as One Family
Our Joy Matters
God’s righteousness and justice work together for the joy of his people.
Our History Matters
At times, the Christian life is marked by despair. But as Christians, we cannot merely remain in our despair. The Psalmist shows us in Psalm 77 how to respond to …
Dinner with Jesus
In this text, Jesus is challenging our selfishness in how we tend to relate to others. This week’s sermon audio is available upon request. Please email info@mvbchurch.org.
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