David denHartog teaches from Psalm 103:1-14 and 17. Then we will hear testimonies and praise to the Lord from CBC members and attenders.
Kevin Bentley concludes his mini-series, Harmful Emoji, with a message about worry. We will learn how worrying is biblically a lack of trust in God, as even Jesus repeats the phrase “Do not worry” three times in Matthew 6. We will also explore why we tend to worry and discover biblical ways to handle worry. […]
Dean Elliott teaches from Romans 5 and Psalm 51.
Dean Elliott teaches from Romans 3 and Psalm 51. Today, we will go over the second of three areas of repentance, the provisions of the Lord, His truth, which must come first.
Dean Elliott launches a new mini-series called “As Easy As…?” Today, he teaches from Psalm 51.
Dean Elliott teaches from Psalm 116 as the last message of the year. Additional Scripture References: 1 John 4:19
David denHartog teaches from Psalm 95, and then testimonies and praise to the Lord from CBC members and attenders are shared.
Kevin Bentley concludes the Summer in the Psalm series by teaching Psalm 125, a Psalm of ascent. Additional Scripture References: Proverbs 3:5-6; Ephesians 2:8-10; Psalm 56:3&11; Romans 10:17; 1 Corinthians 10:13
Dean Elliott teaches from Psalms 36, 37, and 38. The topic of the evil of mankind connects these three Psalms. The message of these Psalms is suggested to be kept within reach. These Psalms will help believers see how to deal with their sins and the sins of others.
David denHartog continues the Summe in the Psalms series by teaching Psalm 91. We see that today’s Psalm is a Psalm of trust. Also important to note, there are three different speakers in this Psalm. This is a Psalm that helps one struggling with fear. Additional Scripture References: Romans 8:35-39
Kevin Bentley teaches from Psalm 79. Today’s passage is a Communal Lament in which the Psalmist cries out to God during a tragic situation, on behalf of the nation of Israel. We will see the four parts of a lament: An address, a complaint, a request for help, and an affirmation of trust in the […]
Dean Elliott teaches from Psalm 27, which we will see is a faith-building Psalm. David begins the Psalm by praising the Lord, but after being tested he doubts. Yet David hangs onto his faith and experiences victory in the Lord. Additional Scripture References: Mark 9:14-24; 1 Samuel 30:14
David teaches from Psalm 30. This particular Psalm is an Individual Declarative Praise Psalm meaning it has a pattern of praise, a summary of what God has done, reflection, and praise again. It also gives believers insight into how to respond to suffering, because all believers suffer one way or another whether it’s physical, emotional, […]
Kevin Bentley teaches Psalm 103 to continue the Summer in the Psalm series. In today’s Psalm, we will learn about God’s greatness through His past actions of grace, mercy, and forgiveness. We will examine the passage in three main parts: personal praise, reflection, and universal praise. Additional Scripture references: 2 Kings 5:10; Exodus 36; Luke […]
Dean Elliott teaches from Psalm 47. Dean will go over the difference between thanks and praise, according to this Psalm. There are three parts to this type of praise. Ultimately, God wants to hear His children praise Him as well as hear them praise Him to others. Additional Scripture References: 1 Chronicles 16:4; Matthew 9:2 […]
David denHartog teaches from Psalm 110. He will point out 4 truths from today’s Psalm that will allow the souls of believers to be anchored in a loving God, especially during times of uncertainty.
Kevin Bentley teaches from Psalm 2. He goes backward, to Psalm 2, to review a different type of literary Psalm. Psalm 2 is messianic because it foretells Jesus and His work. This Psalm will illustrate two kingdoms at war and we will discover that the Heavenly king has already overcome. Additional Scripture References: Acts 4:25; […]
Dean Elliott teaches from Psalms 3. Psalms show us a pattern of how believers can experience God. This pattern is found using three main points pulled from today’s passage. Many of the Psalms are set up in this same way. Additional Scripture References: Isaiah 55:3-4; 1 Chronicles 16:4; Ephesians 1:3; Philippians 4:6; Romans 5:1-2
David denHartog begins a new series called “Summer in the Psalms.” David begins by introducing the features of the Psalms which we will see more of and learn about throughout this series. Today’s teaching is over Psalms 1, which describes who God desires praise from and whose prayers He will answer. Additional Scripture References: Psalm […]
Kevin Bentley teaches from Psalm 122 for the last message of the series “Why Israel?”. Israel is unique in how much trouble has gone on there but yet God intends peace over the land someday. In today’s passage, we will see how Israel is a “corpus separatum” or “set apart” and how believers should pray […]
In Psalm 136, we see a recount of God’s loyal love through creation and the story of Israel. We are called to celebrate God’s loyal love, His “hesed.” Cleburne Bible is required by its constitution to share a ‘state of the church’ every year. David denHartog, Dean Elliott, Tom Worthley, Kevin Bentley, Kevin Sale, and […]
Dean Elliott teaches from Psalm 107:1-3, 10-22, 33-43. The mission of Cleburne Bible Church is to reach people wherever they are in their spiritual journey and nurture them toward a maturing relationship with Jesus Christ. What do those people look like? Who are we after? What do they see from where they sit? Additional Scripture […]
Dean Elliott teaches from Psalm 52 and Proverbs 26 on propaganda. The Bible doesn’t use the word ‘propaganda,’ but it does say a lot about foolish, futile, and/or unrighteous speech. What is propaganda and how can we recognize it? What can we do to gain “heard” immunity? What does the Bible say about our speech, […]
David denHartog continues the series, “Fault Lines.” Tsunamis are the result of an earthquake under the ocean floor. As we parent our children and grandchildren, how do we counteract the culture that surrounds them (and us) every day? What can we do to help make sure that Christian values are embraced by the teenagers and […]
David denHartog teaches from Psalm 11 in the first of of the series, Fault Lines. There are often tremors before an earthquake that give us warning as to its approach. In the same way, there are threats to our Christian freedoms that indicate… The purpose of this series is to educate and inform the church […]