Apologia Church

-Ephesians 2:1-10-
A deeper understanding of the Grace we have received in Christ enables us to be more gracious and patient. It cultivates faithfulness, humility and a deep reliance upon Christ who is the only fount from which this blessing flows. May the Lord bless His people this evening through His word and give us a more robust understanding, and appreciation of this glorious gift.

This week at Apologia Church the sermon was preached by Wes Fuller from County Line Church and our partner in End Abortion Now!

Soli Deo Gloria!

-James White-
Psalm 121 is one of the Songs of Ascent. God's people have sung, and read, and meditated upon, these words for thousands of years. What does the Lord have for us in these words today?

Jeff Durbin
-Proverbs 13:24-

We are in the final stages of our study of the Book of Proverbs,
Today, we are going to meditate upon the many instances in the glorious book where God speaks to how we are to love our children with discipline.
The world is broken and sinful. However, God gives us His loving instruction and wisdom on how to help to guide, transform, and correct the heart of a child so that when they are older they know how to walk and live in His world.

I pray that God uses these truths to transform us all.

Soli Deo Gloria!

Jeff Durbin
-Proverbs 28:1-

We are in the final stages of our meditation upon God's Wisdom in the Book of Proverbs.
Today, we will look to God's Word about what distinguishes the wicked from the righteous: boldness. The wicked flee and are cowards. The righteous are as bold as lions. Bold in life.
Bold in death. Bold in conflict. Bold with the truth.

May God, by His Spirit, make us bold. May God free us from the temptation to flee.

Soli Deo Gloria!

Scripture says a lot about fear. One the one hand, God is constantly calling His people to not be afraid, to not fear, to resist the fear of man, and to trust Him. On the other hand, God calls us to fear Him.
Fear God. Not man. Not our circumstances. Not the future. Not any human being. Not what someone can do to us.
We are safe in the Lord. Always, and in all circumstances.
May God help us to rest in the safety we have in His sovereign hands.