In Revelation 1-5, John shares a revelation from Jesus, conveyed through vivid visions and divine messages to the seven churches. The text outlines the divine nature of Christ as the eternal, almighty, and faithful witness who has triumphed over death and commands attention with promises of judgment and reward, urging believers to steadfastness and repentance in anticipation of His return.
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Today’s Reading: Read Revelation 1:1-2:12; 2:17-19; 3:1-22; 4; 5 Growing up in my house, we had a tradition on Christmas Eve. We could each pick...
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In this episode of Sermon Notes, host Jay Strother is joined by guest Brian Ball to delve into the books of Jude and Hebrews, offering listeners a profound discussion on perseverance in a broken world and the powerful concluding doxology in Jude. The conversation traverses Hebrews' rich themes, emphasizing Jesus' superiority over key religious figures and his role as a compassionate high priest who resonates with human experiences.
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In 1 John 1-5, 2 John and 3 John, the apostle John emphasizes the fundamental truths about Jesus Christ and the essence of living in fellowship with Him. He asserts that God is light, devoid of darkness, and that true followers of Christ must walk in this light, confessing sins to receive forgiveness and maintaining love among believers as evidence of knowing God.
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Today’s Reading: Read I John, 2 John, 3 John One of our favorite family holiday traditions is a Christmas Light Scavenger Hunt! Our family gets...
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GOSPEL CONVERSATION OPPORTUNITY Advent Week Four- The Gift of PEACE Grab a dictionary and look up the word peace. You’ll most likely find a definition...
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Jude warns against deceitful individuals who pervert God's grace, urging the faithful to defend the true doctrine, while Peter in his second epistle, encourages growth in faith and warns of false teachers who will face divine judgment. Both letters emphasize steadfastness and the importance of truth in the face of deception and moral decay.
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Today’s Reading: Read 2 Peter, Jude So, have you finished your Christmas list yet? How many things are on the list? Do you limit the...
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Paul encourages Timothy to rekindle the spiritual gift within him and remain fearless, as God provides a spirit of power, love, and sound judgment. He exhorts Timothy to preserve the teachings he has received, endure hardships, and fulfill his ministry, stressing the permanence and efficacy of Scripture for guiding and equipping believers for every good work.
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Today’s Reading: Read 2 Timothy Since it’s the season of making lists, brainstorm a list of all the things you believe God can do! Remember,...
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In Hebrews 9-13, the earthly tabernacle and rituals of the old covenant underscore the temporal and imperfect, paving the way for Christ’s superior ministry, which offers eternal redemption through a more perfect tabernacle not made with hands. Christ's single sacrifice, unlike the repeated offerings under the old covenant, fully atones for sins, ushering in a new covenant that perfects forever those sanctified and enables a direct, enduring relationship with God.
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Today’s Reading: Read Hebrews 11 Grab a wrapped present and let’s talk about it today! Allow each person a chance to explore the present –...
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