Pastor points out the Old Testament’s words, “Thus says the LORD,” and compares them to the words of Jesus in the New Testament that say, “But I tell you.” What does this tell us about who Jesus is? Pastor explores the “But I tell yous” as found in Matthew chapter 5 and we learn what Jesus calls us to. That call is to a changed heart, which can only happen when we come to faith in Jesus. God’s call is personal! He wants to change each one of us by the shed blood of Jesus, the Son of God.

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Did you know that the Bible is filled with consistencies. Note: that’s not inconsistencies, but rather CONSISTENCIES! This shouldn’t surprise us because consistency is at the heart of
God’s character. He says, “I the Lord do not change.” But if the thought of God and the Bible as being consistant challenges you, then we hope you will join us for today’s message!

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Written while Paul was in prison, these three Epistles contain powerful and applicable teachings for the followers of Jesus today, in the 21st century.

Our Bible in a Year study with Pastor Dodge will take you from Genesis to Revelation. Hebrews 4:12 says the Word of God is alive and active, not dry, dusty old stuff! We will also see evidence of Jesus throughout the entire Scriptures, from beginning to end. Join us as we travel through the Bible together.

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This week, we learn of God’s faithfulness to us in spite of our unfaithfulness to Him as we look at the continuation of the Exodus story. Exodus 32 is a study of what happens when people break away from the Word of God.

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Though short, Ephesians is an amazing distillation of the fundamental truths of the biblical faith and and also a very powerful exposition of how to live the Christian life.

Our Bible in a Year study with Pastor Dodge will take you from Genesis to Revelation. Hebrews 4:12 says the Word of God is alive and active, not dry, dusty old stuff! We will also see evidence of Jesus throughout the entire Scriptures, from beginning to end. Join us as we travel through the Bible together.

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In Week 7, we hear more of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. Jesus calls us salt and light. What does He mean when He uses these words to describe how we are to be? As historians have looked at world history, more and more of them are coming to the realization Christianity changed everything. Jesus has had a greater impact on the human condition than anyone in all of history. What Jesus produces in people, changes them!

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This week, we study the geographical evidence pointing to a possible different location for Mt. Sinai from what has been thought for many years. Pastor, using biblical text, builds substantial evidence for the location of Mt. Sinai to be in Saudi Arabia. Evidence from history, from the Bible, from geography and circumstantial evidence points to the very events of the exodus. God is a god who breaks in to history. God is a god who has kept His word throughout the centuries. His word is a living word!

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Galatians may be Paul’s earliest epistle. He warns believers against those who would replace the gospel of Jesus with ritualism and traditions. Our Bible in a Year study with Pastor Dodge will take you from Genesis to Revelation. Hebrews 4:12 says the Word of God is alive and active, not dry, dusty old stuff! We will also see evidence of Jesus throughout the entire Scriptures, from beginning to end. Join us as we travel through the Bible together.

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We finish Matthew 4 on following Jesus, and begin the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5 that opens with the Beatitudes.

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