Psalm 110 is the most quoted Psalm in the New Testament. This Psalm, which we heard today as one of our Scripture lessons, is a conversation between God the Father and His Son, the Messiah. We get to eavesdrop on their conversation in this Psalm. • In Psalm 110, the Messiah is declared to be […]

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**Encore of April 11, 2021** The Resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead on the Third Day is the cornerstone of the Christian Faith and the foundation of the Holy Christian Church. • It proves that Jesus is God and that His Word it’s trustworthy and true • It confirms that your sins are forgiven […]

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These things are written so that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in His Name. John 20:31   By the power of the Holy Spirit, Thomas’ confession is now our confession. We too believe, teach, and confess that Jesus is Lord […]

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Easter 2022

HAPPY EASTER!   THE LORD IS RISEN! HE IS RISEN INDEED!   Today we celebrate that Jesus is alive, and “because He lives, we also will live (John 14).”  Eternal life is a gift of salvation from God’s good hand!  No wonder we sing “Alleluia! Alleluia!”   Please “Share” and “Like” our videos, YouTube, and Facebook posts so that more […]

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The Old Testament closes with God’s People returning from the Babylonian exile and rebuilding their lives in Jerusalem. The Jews returned in three waves over a time span of about 100 years, behind the leaders Zerubbabel, Ezra and Nehemiah. Zerubbabel was the leader of the first wave of exiles. The last of Haggai’s prophecies is […]

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Let’s try to get our hands around the end of the Old Testament times. Like the Israelites, both the Northern and the Southern Kingdoms, we all fall into sin, rebellion, disobedience, and immorality. But the Lord is merciful to us, He sent the Messiah, the Lion of the Tribe of Judah, to be your Savior. […]

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Today is the first Sunday in Lent. Lentis a 40 day journey that will take us into Holy Week. Lent began this past Wednesday with Ash Wednesday, where we received ashes on our bodies as signs of humility and repentance. The ashes on our bodies reflected the cry of our heart for mercy. The idea […]

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Today is the first Sunday in Lent. Lentis a 40 day journey that will take us into Holy Week. Lent began this past Wednesday with Ash Wednesday, where we received ashes on our bodies as signs of humility and repentance. The ashes on our bodies reflected the cry of our heart for mercy. The idea […]

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