Sermon from May 11, 2025 service. Josiah Boyd preaching.
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One of the main purposes of a midterm exam is to chart the progress of the students. After weeks of readings, lectures, and assignments,
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Though enduring unspeakable pain, Jesus did speak. From the cross he offered words of mercy for ignorant sinners (Luke 23:34), words of destiny to
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Our world is not at peace. Over one hundred wars are currently being fought around the globe with thousands of casualties in dozens of
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The Gospel writer, Luke, concludes his account of the discovery of Jesus’s empty tomb with these words: “Peter got up and ran to the
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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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Though it may seem a relatively small one, this episode marks another significant milestone in our cover-to-cover trek through the Bible. Here we come
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As we enter into a week of remembrance and celebration for Christians around the globe, we want to do our best to ensure we
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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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Polycarp (AD 70–155), the bishop of Smyrna, was urged by the Roman proconsul to publicly renounce his faith in Jesus or face execution for
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Last time I spoke to you we talked about faith and saw that believing the unseen is absolutely vital to spiritual faith because God
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