Simeon and Anna are two lesser-known characters in the biblical account of Christ's birth. Pastor Scott helps us see their significance, and how their lives can challenge us.
Author: Scott Snyder (Scott Snyder)
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Christmas for the Shepherds
God chose the shepherds to be the first to hear the news of the Christ-child, and the first to see Him, as well. Their response is rich with obedience.
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Two More Doctor’s Orders
Christ-followers have responsibilities, and Pastor Scott shares two more of them in this section of Ephesians. They each take time and effort. Are you up for the challenge (s)?
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Maintaining Unity
Ephesians four brings us to a section on unity. We're supposed to create unity, right? No? Pastor Scott explains this, and shares that it has everything to do with what we focus on.
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Thanksgiving Praise Service
After a year like this, it only seems fitting to pause, reflect, and worship God for the things He has done. And He has done great things!
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What? Me, a Missionary?
...Well, if you are a Christ-follower, then yes! There are directives in Ephesians for us, and it is very challenging to consider!
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Three Pictures
There are three illustrations given in this section of Ephesians, for ways we need to be living in this world. Pastor Scott shares these with us-- we have some privileges and responsibilities related to each one.
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Rivalries Reconciled
It's easy to fall into an "Us vs Them" mentality about everything in life. We are rivalry minded. Pastor Scott challenged us with where rivalries come from, and how we can work at reconciling them in our minds, through the Scripture.
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Christianity & Politics – Part Two
It is easy to get swept up in the culture's definitions of what is important. Let the Word be our guide for life, and let our identity be found in God our Savior!
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Christianity & Politics – Part One
What's a Christian to do? Every issue seems to be a political one these days. How does a person keep peace when their identifying party says to fight? Pastor Scott helped us see things differently this week!