Deuteronomy 4:41-49 An Introduction to the Law of God (October 18, 2020 PM, Rev. Michael Grasso)
Understanding the law can be difficult, but it remains an important part of the Christian’s life. In this passage in Deuteronomy 4:41-49, cities of refuge are established east of the Jordan and the l...
19 Okt 202035min
1st Peter 4:1-6 Judged According to Man, Alive According to God (October 18, 2020 AM, Rev. Michael Grasso)
Part of the suffering a Christian is called to comes from living a godly life that the world disdains. As Christians live lives differently than unbelievers, unbelievers will often put pressure on Ch...
18 Okt 202043min
Deuteronomy 4:32-40 The Greatness of the Exodus (October 11, 2020 PM, Rev. Michael Grasso)
Here Moses concludes his great exhortation to the people of God based on their history. His emphasis is that nothing has ever happened like the exodus and therefore the people of God must serve him. I...
12 Okt 202032min
1st Peter 3:19-22 Salvation through Water (October 11, 2020 AM, Rev. Michael Grasso)
2020 has been a difficult year for everyone, Peter is writing his letter to Christians who are struggling. In this passage, Peter addresses the relationship between Christs exaltation and the Christia...
11 Okt 202033min
Deuteronomy 4:25-31 Exile and Restoration (October 4, 2020 PM, Rev. Michael Grasso)
Exile and restoration is one of the great themes developed in the Scriptures which Christ fulfills by bringing his people back from exile into God's presence. Here Moses prophesies of such times.
5 Okt 202044min
1st Peter 3:18 Substitutionary Atonement (October 4, 2020 AM, Rev. Michael Grasso)
Why is it better to suffer for good than for bad?
4 Okt 202035min
Deuteronomy 4:15-24 God is Spirit (September 27, 2020 PM, Rev. Michael Grasso)
It is important that we honor God in how we worship him. You cannot worship an invisible God with visible images.
28 Sep 202038min
1st Peter 3:13-17 Always be Ready to Give a Reason for the Hope in you (September 27, 2020 AM, Rev. Michael Grasso)
Godly suffering gives pause to those who see it, and it glorifies Jesus. In these verses Peter shares the reasons and the command to do so.
27 Sep 202035min
