Jan 22, 2016
Sermon Series by Pastor Dusty Mackintosh Next Step Christian Church, Thornton, CO Adultery, Pain and Brokenness When there is a passage of Scripture on my mind, I dwell on it. I think about it all the time. I am wondering about it, I am listening, waiting for God to open up new paths and new questions about it. This was a hard week. I spent this week...
by Pastor Robert VanHorn SDB church of Pataskala, OH Probably the most known verse on silence is from Ecclesiastes, used many times in a funeral service. Since this Sabbath Recorder’s theme is “Silence,” this verse is a good place to begin. Ecclesiastes 3:7 — a time to be silent and a time to speak. How do we know when to speak up and when to keep silent? Did...
By Rebecca Olson Berlin SDB Church, NY Silence. It’s a tricky issue. As a Christian, I want to let God speak through me, but I also want to know when I should keep quiet. Which is appropriate in this situation? If I bring the Bible into this conversation, will it be encouraging or distancing? I want to show my faith in a positive light. What if talking pushes...
By Rod Henry, Assistant Pastor Next Step Christian Church (an SDB church in Thornton, CO) We want to be loved by the world around us. We buy things, drive things, wear things, and especially say things to appeal to others. We smell a certain way on our hair, a different way on our face and neck, and yet a different way under our arms. A part of this is to be...
By Daniel Lovelace Metro Atlanta SDB Church I don’t remember all the details of it, but I had a dream last night that Jesus was standing nearby. He would speak a word, and what He spoke would appear into existence. He did it with a few different things — one thing He called for was a horse. When I saw it appear, I understood it wasn’t just a regular horse, but...
Dec 28, 2015
Where We Go From Here: Reflections on The Multiply Conference in Colorado Springs Pastor Chuck Meathrell Jacob’s Well SDB Church Lexington, SC “We Need Hands.” It’s the phrase that keeps coming to me. The struggles that we face at Jacob’s Well Church do not relate to lack of desire or will. We do have a little bit of money (not too much). But when...