Current Sermon Series
April 28, 2013 Click here for the audio podcast
2 Peter 1:16-21 The Apostles were eyewitnesses of Jesus’ life and ministry and recorded it as they were inspired by God.
Click here for a good article on if there are contradictions in the Bible by RC Sproul.
May 5, 2013 Click here for the audio podcast
Revelation 22:18-19 Because scripture is inspired by God, adding or taking away from it is forbidden by Christ.
Here is an excellent short video about the authenticity of the New Testament manuscripts done by RZIM.
The message below by Dr. Al Mohler on The Authority of Scripture will help you understand some of the basics of why Christian scholars believe the Bible is authoritative and it’s claim to be inspired by God. Dr. Mohler is President of Southern Seminary in Louisville, KY.
May 12, 2013- Translation Click here for Text Message Bible Study about Translations
Also, this video helps us understand the importance of translating the Bible into other people’s native language. Great video!
May 19, 2013- Illumination Click here to listen or download the sermon audio.
Wired Student Ministry
WIRED Student Ministry meets on Sundays from 5-7pm at the church. All high school and middle school students are invited.
Opportunities for Members
If you are interested in Membership, Baptism or Baby Dedication, please call the church office and let us know so we can give you the details of how, when and where!
A pastoral look at the tragedy in Newtown
The entire article can be viewed here. I think most people will find this helpful in trying to understand (somewhat) the Biblical perspective on sin and evil.
As a father of four children, the oldest one in first grade and the youngest one born just last week, my heart has been profoundly heavy since I first heard of the heinous massacre in Newtown, Connecticut. Like many others, I’m sure, my emotions have swung from sadness to anger and from shock to disbelief. Along with many others, I’ve found myself asking, “How do we respond to the story of a 20-year-old young man walking into an elementary school and in a matter of moments murdering 28 people, including 20 children? How do we react to such unexplainable horror amidst such indescribable grief?”
Great WestHills Christmas Party
We had an awesome Christmas party this past Sunday at “A Place to Share”. The food was catered by Gabe’s Downtown in Villa Rica (Thanks Gabe!). Stevie has uploaded the pictures to the SmugMug page and you can go there to download any that you want. Here is the big group shot in front of the barn…
The Innkeeper
This is a powerful poem written and read by John Piper about Herod’s slaughter of all the boys in Bethlehem under 2 years old (Matthew Chapter 2).
Peace Child- Never the Same
This is a great video that shows the impact of the gospel over several generations in the head-hunting primitive Sawi people. The book that chronicles the entire story is called Peace Child and it reads like an adventure novel. Highly recommended! Turn on HD and watch it full screen if you have a fast internet connection.
Faith
Maybe the best working definition of faith I have ever read-
True faith is not the intellectual ability to visualize unseen things to the satisfaction of our imperfect minds; it is rather the moral power to trust Christ. To be contented and unafraid when going on a journey with his father the child need not be able to imagine events; he need but know the father. Our earthly lives are one shining web of golden mystery which we experience without understanding, how much more our life in the Spirit. Jesus Christ is our all in all. We need but trust Him and He will take care of the rest. Possibly it is because of my own innate dullness that I have found such deep satisfaction in these words of the prophet: “I will bring the blind by a way that they knew not; I will lead them in paths that they have not known: I will make darkness light before them, and crooked things straight. These things will I do unto them, and not forsake them” (Isa. 42:16). God has not failed me in this world; I can trust Him for the world to come. (AW Tozer)


