Beginning in November 2021, the Adult Sunday School class at Oakridge began working our way through the letter of Paul to the Romans. Below
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- July 24, 2022
Most of the New Testament letters contain both affirmation and concern for the people receiving them, both praise and correction for their respective original
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- July 23, 2022
In Matthew 24 and 25 in the so-called Olivet Discourse, Jesus spends some time teaching (and warning!) about things to come. Yet like students
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- July 20, 2022
Beginning in November 2021, the Adult Sunday School class at Oakridge began working our way through the letter of Paul to the Romans. Below
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- July 17, 2022
One can learn a great deal from reading the letters written by soldiers to their families during World War I and World War II.
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- July 17, 2022
The Bible is filled with contrast. Good and evil, light and darkness, joy and sorrow, hope and fear. In many cases, we’re better able
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- July 14, 2022
As a local church grows in size, it can become increasingly difficult to actually know everyone in the community and, thus, to be blessed
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- July 13, 2022
One topic that seemingly comes up more than most on our podcast is that of assurance of salvation, most likely because it can be
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- July 6, 2022
Sometimes, there is suffering in our lives that’s more like a stomach flu: we don’t really know why it’s happening, but it feels terrible.
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- July 3, 2022
We are constantly bombarded with truth claims. With information coming at us from friends and family, social media, the news, our education system, our
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- June 29, 2022
It has been observed that “the subject of biblical prophecy is like one magnet interacting with another. For many people, it pulls them in.
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- June 26, 2022
In an attempt to articulate the “big idea” of Paul’s first letter to the church in Thessalonica, one author has written the following: Impressed
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- June 25, 2022
Matthew 23 brings something of a conclusion to the current section of Matthew, as Jesus the King, rejected by the leaders of Israel, rejects
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- June 22, 2022
Immediately after the return of his parents to their home young Samuel began his training under Eli (v. 11), a training which was characterized
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- June 19, 2022
Matthew has recounted Jesus’s final entrance into Jerusalem (20:29–21:17), the unrelenting opposition he faced upon arrival (21:18–22:14), and, now, his rebuke of the faithlessness
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- June 19, 2022
One author has summarized the book of Colossians with the following sentence: “When Christians know the supremacy of Christ in his person and work,
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- June 18, 2022
In Matthew 22, the formal rejection of Jesus continues, as groups of unlikely allies come together to oppose him with riddles and challenges designed
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- June 15, 2022
There are few more offensive concepts to the sensibilities of our contemporary culture than that of submission—the act of knowingly, willingly, intentionally, and repeatedly
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- June 12, 2022
“David, with the view of encouraging the faithful to contemplate the glory of God, sets before them, in the first place, a mirror of
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- June 12, 2022
Philippians brims over with often quoted passages: ‘He who began a good work in you will perfect it until the day of Christ Jesus’
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- June 11, 2022