Faith and Science: Anchor Points (Part 3 of 4)
Have you checked your anchor point? Article speaks to how Christians can become aware of secular influence and remain grounded on Scripture without feeling idiotic.
Entries by Pastor Schlicht
The Struggle in the Desert
We may not deal with the physical struggles of a desert, but we know what it means to follow our own ways only to find ourselves wandering and lost.
The Struggle Against Guilt
Have you ever heard the song “Hurt” by Johnny Cash? It was actually first written by a man named Trent Reznor of the band “Nine Inch Nails” in 1994. Johnny Cash covered it in 2002 and it became a hit. At the time, he was 71 and his health was rapidly declining.
From Silence to Silence
So when the accusations come, when self-pity tempts, when you want to complain or cry out, remember that your Savior was silent for you. First look up to Christ and then to the people around you.
From Garden to Garden
Our theme tonight is from Garden to Garden, specifically looking at the Garden of Eden and the Garden of Gethsemane. The closer you look, an incredible symmetry is revealed between Eden and Gethsemane. Listen to how God reverses things, how Jesus redeems the past from Garden to Garden.
Faith and Science: Conflicting Premises (Part 2 of 4)
Belief in God does not conflict with honest scientific research that seeks to understand what can be proven from clear observation.
From Lamb to Lamb
We grasp the story of the Passover and then trace the lamb which spans the entire Bible. We begin our journey on the road to redemption this Lenten season by traveling from lamb to Lamb.
Heart and Habit
Your heart drives your behavior, but what drives the heart? The answer: Habit. A sermon based on Psalm 1.
Faith and Science: A False Conflict (Part 1 of 4)
Exploring the false conflict between Science and Faith. (Part 1 of 4)
Speak, LORD, for Your Servant is Listening
Remember the love of Christ which has given you ears to hear. May we always respond like Samuel, “Speak, Lord, for your servant is listening.”
