job 13:15

“Though he slay me, I will hope in him.” Why has Pastor John barely mentioned these remarkable words of Job throughout his decades of preaching and teaching?

“Though he slay me, I will hope in him.” Why has Pastor John barely mentioned these remarkable words of Job throughout his decades of preaching and teaching?

Sunday Worship service Sermons from the Akron Chinese Christian Christian that meets at The Chapel in Akron Ohio.

Online sermons from Grace Baptist Church of Chariton Iowa. Preaching the gospel to anyone willing to listen!

Pastor Marc Sharp's message today is about piling up stones...what? By the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Alabama is a simple pile of large granite stones on which is etched the Bible passage for today : “When your children shall ask you in the time to come, saying, What mean these stones? Then you shall tell them how you made it over.” A testimony of hard times and struggle. Testimonies are not free - they are costly, often coming through pain, persecution, trial, or warfare. But even so, God answers prayer, brings deliverance, and rains down mercy all the time. When he does, it’s important for us to pile up stones, so that we can remember and point back to them, praising God for his faithfulness. Do you have piled up stones in your life? If you would like to view the video of today's service, as well as previous videos, go to: https://www.facebook.com/northridgelife/videos/ (copy and paste into your web browser address bar). For additional information, you may also visit the church website, www.northridgelife.org, and Facebook page, www.facebook.com/northridgelife/.

The disciples went to the village to get food. The woman came to the well to get water. She learned about real living water - and real food. They - still didn't get it. She was now thinking spiritually - they were still stuck on the physical. What is real food? Do we see the spiritual in the physical? Do we understand the spiritual when the "real" world closes in around us? "Seek the kingdom of God - and all these things will be taken care of." Do we really believe that? Do we live that? How do we live that?

The disciples went to the village to get food. The woman came to the well to get water. She learned about real living water - and real food. They - still didn't get it. She was now thinking spiritually - they were still stuck on the physical. What is real food? Do we see the spiritual in the physical? Do we understand the spiritual when the "real" world closes in around us? "Seek the kingdom of God - and all these things will be taken care of." Do we really believe that? Do we live that? How do we live that?

"I love you, but ..." What could possibly drive a person more than love? Especially a person such as Paul the Apostle of Jesus Christ? Or, is it his love which drives him towards this? What could be so valuable that leaving those you love is actually a consideration?

"I love you, but ..." What could possibly drive a person more than love? Especially a person such as Paul the Apostle of Jesus Christ? Or, is it his love which drives him towards this? What could be so valuable that leaving those you love is actually a consideration?

Ps Alex Cameron speaks about 3 aspects that repeat during our walk with God; when we have an encounter with God, when we endure a season from God and when we exist in God, encouraging us to remember whatever we face in the physical world, God is working out His purposes.