"Christian teaching" Tagged Sermons
Stewart Karpiuk: Prayer; The Power of One | John 1:35-42
John the Baptist, seeing Jesus walking by, proclaims “Behold, the Lamb of God!”. Two of John’s disciples, hearing this, follow Jesus who then asks them “What are you seeking?”. After they stay with him for a day, Andrew, one of the disciples, finds his brother Simon and introduces him to Jesus, who then renames him Peter.
Brent Smith: Sign of the Times | Matthew 24:1-8
At the end of chapter 23 we saw Jesus dismissing the religious leaders and the many Jews who followed them instead of Jesus. He announced that their house is left desolate. They’re going to come to ruins. And from that point on Jesus no longer spoke to the crowds or addressed the nation of Israel publicly. They were sadly now in a time of judgment. But this didn’t mean that Jesus was silent. In fact, in these last few days…
Brent Smith: Hypocrisy Confronted part 2 | Matthew 23:25-39
Jesus continues His pronouncement of ‘woes’ on the hypocritical religious leaders all the while maintaining a grief of heart for their fake showing, their feigned support, and their failing submission.
Ice Age and the Woolly Mammoth – Michael J Oard
Michael J Oard has an MS degree in atmospheric science from the University of Washington. After 30 years as a meteorologist with the US National Weather Service, he retired and now is fully devoted to research on the compelling evidence for Noah’s flood and the post-flood ice age. From 20:20-20:57 the sound cuts out. We had some technical difficulties and are very sorry for any inconvenience. Socials Links: https://linktr.ee/riversidecalvarychapel #RiversideCalvaryChapel #iceage #woollymammoth #michaeljoard #guestspeakers
Takayuki Hayashi: Word of God that bears hundredfold | Mark 4:1-20
Our guest speaker Tak, who is currently a missionary in Japan with his family shares his testimony of what growing up for him was like. He uses Mark 4:1-20 to show us the different types of soil we come across and how he noticed this within himself and his siblings. Tak shares how he saw the Lord working in each member of his family while growing up and what those relationships look like today.