Jason and I are very honored to partner with friends to provide this area (Wilson/Rocky Mount) conference on the glorious attributes of our God. Here is the schedule:
Sunday, March 21 6:30 p.m. @ Mt. Hermon Baptist Church
(5556 Bend of the River Road, Rocky Mount)
God has Revealed Himself: Exploring the Knowability of God
Pastor Justin Childers of Christ Baptist Church
Monday, March 22 6:30-8:30 p.m. @ Christ Baptist Church
(New Hope Elementary School 4826 Packhouse Road, Wilson)
God Revealed as Sovereign: Exploring the Supremacy of God
Pastor Jim Upchurch of Red Oak Baptist Church
God Revealed as Triune: Exploring the Nature of God
Pastor Justin Nale of Mt. Hermon Baptist Church
Tuesday, March 23 6:30-8:30 p.m. @ Mt. Hermon Baptist Church
(5556 Bend of the River Road, Rocky Mount)
God Revealed as Holy: Exploring the Perfection of God
Pastor Jason Gault of Nashville Baptist Church
God Revealed as Just: Exploring the Wrath of God
Pastor Jonathan Brooks of Christ Baptist Church
Wednesday, March 24 6:30 p.m. @ Christ Baptist Church
New Hope Elementary School 4826 Packhouse Road, Wilson
God Revealed as Love: Exploring the Kindness of God
Pastor Dan Rolfe of Servant's Heart Fellowship
Q & A Session
Friday, March 19, 2010
Thursday, March 11, 2010
The Prodigal Son
This Sunday at SHF we will look at a parable that has been called "a flawless piece of art" and "the finest short story in literature." This parable even inspired the masterpiece painting (seen above) by the famous artist Rembrandt. But, even more importantly, the parable of the "Prodigal Son" contains the most astonishing message of sheer mercy and forgiveness to be found in any of the parables of Jesus Christ. I can hardly wait to preach it!
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Repent Or You Will Perish!
What does the title of this post make you think of? An angry white haired Bible-thumping preacher with a scowl upon his face as he slams his fist on the pulpit? Or maybe a tie-dyed street preacher with long hair holding a cardboard sign with these words written on it? Perhaps an uptight and obnoxiously clean cut Bible college student who seems to know a lot more about "original languages" than he does about loving his neighbors?
All good guesses, but not who I'm thinking about! This Sunday we will take at look at the famous guy in Scripture who really said this, and we'll consider what he meant by it.
Want a hint? Luke 13:1-5.
All good guesses, but not who I'm thinking about! This Sunday we will take at look at the famous guy in Scripture who really said this, and we'll consider what he meant by it.
Want a hint? Luke 13:1-5.
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