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  • WYT: January 23, 2023

    A number of years ago, I came across an essay by C. S. Lewis (the author most widely known for writing the Chronicles of Narnia series). In it, he writes […]

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    January 22, 2023 Service

    The church in Thessalonica adopted the very patterns of life of faithful believers who had gone before them, even to the extent of not shying away when persecution was the result. Paul sees this as evidence of them genuinely receiving the Gospel.

  • January 18, 2023 – NO EVENING ACTIVITIES

    Due to the impending snowstorm, there will be no DiscipleQuest or youth group tonight (January 18, 2023). As well, there will be no WCM gathering on Thursday morning (January 19, […]

  • WYT: January 16, 2023

    As I’ve done in the past, for this week I’d like to put three articles before you that deserve slow reading and careful thought. The first speaks to significance: what […]

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    January 15, 2023 Sermon

    Genuine, Christ-honoring ministry is not about worldly success. It isn’t measured by how accepted (or not!) we are. Paul shows that even in the midst of opposition, God was still at work. His goal wasn’t to please people, but instead was God’s honor.

  • WYT: January 9, 2023

    As we are only a few days into the New Year, one of the encouragements that I’d give is to make an intentional plan to read the Scriptures in 2023. […]

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    January 8, 2023 Sermon

    What disciples do. Very practically, we read that the Thessalonians were following Christ in four distinct ways: they had turned away from worshiping anything or anyone other than Him, they were patiently awaiting Christ’s return, they believed that Jesus truly was the Messiah, and they believed that His work would rescue them from their sins.

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    January 1, 2023 Sermon

    It is significant that the first “topic” Paul writes on is thanksgiving: gratefulness for this imperfect church filled with fairly new believers. Paul’s gratefulness specifically revolves around the fact that the Thessalonians don’t just believe Christ on an intellectual level, but rather that the Gospel is transforming how they live and act.

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    December 25, 2022 Sermon

    Jesus’ work in His life and through the cross is offered to all who trust Him. This Jesus, our King, has done everything necessary for our eternal salvation and our everlasting joy.

  • WYT: December 25, 2022

    At our Christmas Eve service last night, I read from a wonderful tract written by J. C. Ryle entitled “Come! A Christmas Invitation.” If you are interested in reading the […]

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