Tied to the first coming of Christ, is the second coming – and this is our ultimate hope. So, as we turn our attention to Jesus’ first coming during the Christmas season, we also want to focus on Christ’s second coming. We need to be people of hope as we see our world unraveling.
The focus of I Corinthians 11:17-34 is celebrating the Lord’s Supper. David denHartog hopes to give us a deeper appreciation and better understanding of the Lord’s Supper through today’s sermon.
Cleburne Bible Church attenders share how God has worked in their lives in the last year, many through the ministries of CBC. Thanks and praise to God!
David denHartog teaches through Psalm 32, explaining how God has given us forgiveness through His Son, Jesus Christ.
Don Hunt teaches through Ephesians 2:1-10, encouraging us to focus on God’s mercy – instead of Murphy’s laws.
Senior Pastor David denHartog examines gender roles (and designations) through a Biblical context.
In this fourth part of the “Well… It All Depends” series, we take a look at the jealousy of God for our hearts and our lives.
Associate Pastor Dean Elliott examines Paul’s words about his vocation, his worth, and his ultimate goal (winning people’s hearts and lives for Christ) in 1 Corinthians.
Dean Elliott speaks about loving people (and showing it) in this second part of the “Well… It All Depends” series.
Dean Elliott begins this series called “Well… It All Depends” with a look at how freedom gives us either the opportunity to chase after Jesus and love people radically, or to make choices that allow other things to take the place of God in our lives.