Matthew 3:13-17 shows us how Jesus regarded baptism. What can we learn from Him on this subject?
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Flee, Follow, Fight
As people following after Jesus, our practice should be to remain uncontaminated by the world around us so that we can present ourselves to Christ in purity. Paul directs Timothy in 1 Timothy 6:3-12 with 3 words- “Flee, Follow, Fight.” If we are to remain pure there is somethings we must flee from, somethings we must follow, and always be ready to fight.
Hell
This last look at the “almost parable” of Matthew 25:31-46 shoots down a lot of our misconceptions of hell. While the subject matter can be heavy and sometimes depressing, there is something redeeming in what Christ teaches on the subject- the cross of Christ should be in full view when we speak about hell.
The Not Yet- Heaven
Different people are bound to have different notions when you talk about a concept as enormous as heaven. So what does the author of heaven tell us? Matthew 25:31-46 clarifies what heaven will be like.
Your Grandma Isn’t An Angel
Your grandma isn’t an angel… This is how you’re supposed to do it, right? Start off a blog with a borderline insult to get people’s interest enough to read something? If it makes you feel any better, neither is mine. So rest easy, friends, what I am about to tell you is the furthest thing
The Kingdom, Now
It would be a mistake to think that Jesus would want us to simply wait for the kingdom to appear. In fact, the Christian should be well aware that the Kingdom of Christ has always been, and that there are things for us to be doing now within the Kingdom. Matthew 25:31-43 teaches us that there is something to do NOW.
King, Always
This series from Matthew 25:31-43, shows us that Christ has always been king and that each of us are on a collision course with the judgment seat of Christ. How does that change the way we view the world?
Peace Be Unto You
Gary Baker, camp manager at Hanging Rock Christian Assembly, preaches to us from John 20:19-23; “Peace Be Unto You.”
Subtle and Deadly Pride
A while back I heard a sermon from a friend of mine that opened my eyes to what we often regard as a respectable sin- pride. Even now each of our own individual senses of pride are probably scrambling to defend themselves, but if scripture is true (and we know it is) then we must
Leadership Meeting
A leadership meeting (elders, deacons, trustees) will meet on Sunday, February 21st at 6:30 PM in WCC’s library to pray, to seek God’s will for WCC, and to look at what lies ahead for the next few months.
