Theology – It’s For Everyone!
Dr. J.I. Packer here speaks on the need for everyone who calls themselves a Christian to be well trained in the truths of the Christian Faith. All too often, there is a fear of “doctrine” because it seems divorced from “life”.
But true doctrine is about the True Life of heaven made known in and through Jesus Christ the Lord.
May God encourage you to pursue God’s truth through His Word….
Dr. Packer teaches at St. Peter’s – Feb 21, 2010 from St. Peter's Anglican Church on Vimeo.
Ash Wednesday Prayer Vigil
On Wednesday, February 17th, St. Andrew’s Church will have a prayer vigil to begin the season of Lent.
The service will begin at 7 PM with a season of repentance and confession and then times of prayer and then continue with special prayers for the people of our community.
This will begin a period of 40 Days of Prayer that will lead up to the kickoff of our Celebrate Recovery ministry March 25th and Palm Sunday.
You are invited to join us in this time of prayer to seek God’s blessings on our community…
The eyes of the Lord search the whole earth in order to strengthen those whose hearts are fully committed to him. 2 Chronicles 16:9 NLT
The Consequences of God’s Call
The Consequences of God’s Call
To listen to the Prosperity Gospel proclaimed today, if Paul were truly “faithful”, he would have been content to “manifest his belief” by luxuriating in a mansion in Tarsus overlooking the Mediterranean!
If that’s what the Good News is, why did he risk his life preaching God’s Word?
What explains his profound sense of obligation and amazement that the Good News is for Gentiles too?
The “Prosperity Gospel” cannot explain it.
So what can?
The fact that there are Consequences To God’s Call
Celebrate Recovery Starts Thursday March 25, 2010 In Lawrenceburg!
Celebrate Recovery Begins March 25, 2010
Celebrate Recovery in Lawrenceburg TN will start at 6:00 PM on Thursday March 25, 2010 for a kick off meal, Worship Time at 7:00PM , and Small Groups for men and women at 8:00 PM in the facilities of St. Andrew’s Church. St. Andrew’s Church is located at 1025 W Gaines in Lawrenceburg, TN next door to the Westside Gym and Nature’s Nuggets complex. The Church meets for Bible study each 10:00AM on Sunday and then worships at 11:00AM as well as sponsoring Celebrate Recovery .
Got a hurt, hang-up, or habit? Struggling to get your life back after a military deployment? Just need someone to listen without trying to “fix” you? Want a Christ centered environment for dealing with life’s struggles? You’re welcome here.
For More Information Contact: Rev. Chuck Huckaby
See a video about Celebrate Recovery:
C.S. Lewis in “The Weight of Glory”
Aslan the Lion and Christ figure of C.S. Lewis' "Narnia"
In C.S. Lewis’ book The Weight of Glory, Lewis reminds us who it is we really meet each day as we go through life. Perhaps if we do dwell upon and remember these words, we shall be able to live each day with an eternal perspective that prompts us to honor Jesus Christ by sharing His Good News. After all what follows is only try by virtue of our union with Jesus Christ – being found “in Him” – or not:
…the dullest and most uninteresting person you may talk to may one day be a creature which, if you saw it now, you would be strongly tempted to worship, or else a horror and corruption such as you now meet if at all only in a nightmare.
Published: A Working Pastor’s Guide To John Calvin’s Institutes of the Christian Religion
Pastor Chuck Huckaby’s article about “A Working Pastor’s Guide To John Calvin’s Institutes of the Christian Religion” was recently published by The World View Church, Resources for Pastors from the Chuck Colson Center for Christian Worldview
The publication serves over 13,000 Evangelical pastors nationwide.
Romans 1:8-13 For Overflowing Hearts
Sermon: For Overflowing Hearts
Due to a technical problem, only the first half of the sermon was recorded. It is however available here.
Jesus – The Son of God in Power
Sermon: Jesus – The Son of God in Power
This is the second in a series on the Book of Romans. May the Lord bless this to you… come visit us!
Paul – Set Apart for the Good News of God
Starting January 10th, Pastor Chuck Huckaby began a sermon series on the Paul’s Letter to the Roman Church. Study guides are printed weekly as part of the church bulletin. For your convenience, this week’s study questions are listed below:
Paul – Set Apart for the Good News of God
Key Ideas – write down your notes
Acts 9
Paul
Slave
Called
Apostle
Set Apart
Good News of God
Through the Prophets in the Holy Scriptures
Reflection:
What did you see or sense for the first time as we interacted with these scriptures?
How has our encounter with the Risen Christ changed us?
What unescapable call has God placed upon your life? What are you doing to live it out?
What do we believe is Good News, when it’s not God’s Good News at all?
Who is Thomas Barnardo? How could his story relate to you?
New Sermon Series: Roman’s – The Gospel of Resurrection!
Starting January 10th, Pastor Chuck Huckaby will begin a sermon series each Lord’s Day on the Book of Romans.
Roman’s is the Apostle Paul’s “Gospel” … just as much as Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John were the stories of Good News written by those respective writers and instruments of God.
In particular, Romans addresses Jesus and the Good News of His Coming from the perspective of what it means to live in this fallen world in light of our Savior’s Resurrection!
Join us as we worship the Lord and hear His Word together!
