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Ought Not the Christ to Have Suffered These Things? Resurrection Sunday 2025 – Luke 24:1-47

On this Resurrection Sunday 2025, Pastor Kevin reminds us that Jesus died on the Jewish Feast of Passover, fulfilling God’s promise of deliverance from spiritual death for those who believe in Him.  He arose from the grave three days later on Jewish Feast of First Fruits as a guarantee of the believers’ future resurrection to eternal life.  “But now Christ is risen…

Charlie Campbell – Concise Answers to Atheists’ Objections and Questions, Part 1

Guest Speaker Mr. Charlie Campbell opens up Part 1 of this seminar with Jude 1:3 (“contend earnestly for the faith”) and then offers concise two-to-five-minute answers to a variety of objections that atheists bring up about God and the Bible: “The Bible condones slavery!” “The God of the Old Testament commanded genocide, the wiping out of the Canaanite people in the Book of…

You Almost Persuade Me to Become a Christian – Acts 25:1 – 26:32

The new Governor Festus summons the Jews to hear their accusations against Paul.  To thwart the Jews’ renewed plot to assassinate him, Paul calls upon his right as a Roman citizen to appeal directly to Caesar.  A few days later, Paul presents his defense to Festus and King Agrippa II and his sister Bernice.  He relates his miraculous conversion on the road to Damascus, and…

Christmas 2024, Jesus – Do You Know About Him, or Do You KNOW Him? Matthew 1, Luke 2

As we review the familiar Christmas story, Pastor Kevin draws attention to many Old Testament prophecies concerning the first coming of the promised Messiah.  Although the Jews of Jesus’ day knew these Scriptures, they failed to recognize Jesus as Messiah and embrace Him as their Savior.  Since all prophecies of Jesus’ first coming were fulfilled in every detail, we can be confident…

I Have Hope in God; There Will Be a Resurrection of the Dead – Acts 24:1-23

The Jews send a delegation to Caesarea to bring their charges against Paul before Felix the Governor.  In response, Paul denies that he is guilty of inciting violence or any of their other false charges.  “But this I confess to you, that according to the Way which they call a sect, so I worship the God of my fathers, believing all things which are…