On February 15, we’ll begin having special topical and thematic study classes during the Sunday School hour that will work very much like MIT did on Sunday evenings. After 10 weeks
In a previous post, I briefly sketched the Bible’s doctrine of the Sabbath day. Like nearly every doctrine of the Christian faith, the doctrine of the Sabbath is controversial among
In previous installments of this series, we’ve been considering “what God requires of the church.” Here’s the series so far, in case you missed any of it: 1. Individualism vs. Christ
I’m writing the following piece because the so-called “Federal Vision” is of interest to some among us for various reasons. What follows is a descriptive account of some of the differences
Each time the pastors of Morningview Baptist Church gather for our elders meeting, we make it a point to spend much time in prayer together for the church and for
Christian parents want our children to know Christ because we want what is best for them. Many parents, however, struggle with how to know whether their children have come to a
I have a confession to make. I often feel fearful when I have to pray with other people. Part of my fear comes from the fact that I’m an introvert,
(This is part four of a series entitled, “What God Requires of the Church.” The posts in this series include: 1. Individualism vs. Christ, 2. The Ordinary Means of Grace. 3. Participation. 4. Evangelism
(This is part three of a series entitled, “What God Requires of the Church.” The posts in this series include: 1. Individualism vs. Christ, 2. The Ordinary Means of Grace. 3. Participation. 4. Evangelism
9:15 am: Sunday School
10:30 am: Morning Worship
5:30 pm: Evening Worship and Prayer
5:15 pm: Family Supper (by reservation)
6:00 pm: Adult Bible Study
Youth Worship
Choir Rehearsal
G321 Children’s Discipleship
