Posts with the category “bible-theology”

The Book of Romans - The Saving Work of God
by Pastor Nate on April 26th, 2025
Paul focuses on helping the Romans really understand the radical work God has accomplished through Jesus and the implications for Jewish people and the Christian church alike.   Read More
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The Book of 1st Kings - Wisdom and Division
by Pastor Nate on April 19th, 2025
King Solomon's unfaithfulness and subsequent punishment is a reminder that when we turn our hearts away from God we will always end up walking paths that do not lead to life.   Read More
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Holy Saturday Spoken Word
by Pastor Nate on April 19th, 2025
On the day after his death But before his rising Jesus was reminding us of sacred pauses.  Read More
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Good Friday Spoken Word
by Pastor Nate on April 18th, 2025
Why is it that humans are always so focused on saving themselves?   Read More
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Maundy Thursday Spoken Word
by Pastor Nate on April 17th, 2025
Jesus never said it, but actions speak louder than words This is how you were created to live: Love, serve, give.  Read More
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Cursing the Fig Tree Spoken Word
by Pastor Nate on April 16th, 2025
That in order to be whole We still needed to reach our goal. This is the mindset that Jesus laments  Read More
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Palm Sunday Spoken Word
by Pastor Nate on April 13th, 2025
sometimes hope is able to discern What your mind can’t yet comprehend.  Read More
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The Book of Acts - Being the Church
by Pastor Nate on April 13th, 2025
Acts provides readers with a unique perspective on what it originally meant to be the church.  Read More
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The Book of 2nd Samuel - God's Redemptive Power
by Pastor Nate on April 6th, 2025
The arc of David’s story reminds us today that no person is beyond the struggle of sin, and more importantly, no sin is beyond the redemptive power of God.   Read More
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The Book of Hebrews - The Grand Story of Salvation
by Pastor Nate on March 30th, 2025
The entire book is filled with powerful illusions to the story of Israel and theological connections between Israel’s story and the prophecies of the Old Testament and how those were fulfilled in Christ.  Read More
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The Book of 1st Samuel - Trust During the Battles
by Pastor Nate on March 23rd, 2025
Throughout the book, the Israelite people long for a king to be their ruler, despite God’s protests. This theme along with King Saul’s lack of trust in God, and young David’s bold confidence in God’s saving work all serve to remind us that God can be trusted. In fact, God wants to be trusted.   Read More
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The Gospel of John - Guidance for Life
by Pastor Nate on March 16th, 2025
Jesus came to help people become Children of God (John 1:12) and how to cultivate an abundant life right now (John 10:10).  Read More
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A Thousand Years is like a Day
by Pastor Gary on February 21st, 2025
What is a thousand years actually like? I really have no idea. But I am so glad that God does.   Read More
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Hope in the Midst of Doubt
by Pastor Nate on February 21st, 2025
Even in our doubts, Jesus still finds ways to break into our lives; to comfort us; to care for us; to be with us.  Read More
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Academics & Faith
by Pastor Nate on February 6th, 2025
It is my faith, not my brain (thanks be to God) that matters, it is my faith that gives my life meaning.   Read More
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Feasts & Banquets
by Nate Preisinger on February 5th, 2025
This is the deep promise of our faith. We believe that God will remove people's disgrace, wipe away their tears, and swallow up death forever.  Read More
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Zombie Church
by Nate Preisinger on February 3rd, 2025
In our media and popular culture there has been a heightened interest these days in a once largely ignored population.  Suddenly, movies and books and video games and television shows are popping up left and right all with this one “people” group at the forefront.I’m talking about Zombies, of course.Shows like The Walking Dead, video games like Dead Rising, movies like Zombieland, and books like P...  Read More
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It's Not the End of the World
by Pastor Nate on December 2nd, 2024
"It's not the end of the world." What a great phrase.  We toss these words around during those moments when things just aren't going our way. "It's not the end of the world" is what I said when I received my summons for jury duty."It's not the end of the world" is what I said when accidentally booked a flight with a 15 hour layover,  "Its not the end of the world" is what I said several years ago ...  Read More
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