The transfiguration of Jesus – was it to end like Elijah’s transport into heaven? The brightness had disappeared, and Jesus was still there with them. It was not yet time. The disciples had wanted “just a little more time”, and they got it. Leading into the events of Lent, we take time today to examine…
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As we prepare for Lent, we ready ourselves for the Red Letter Challenge. When we hear the Word, will we heed His warnings and take action?
The Gospel records that during Jesus’ Transfiguration, Peter wanted to make tents for Jesus, Moses, and Elijah. But the real answer is much simpler. Rather than a dwelling on a mountain, we can make a home for Him in our hearts, follow God’s word, and listen to Jesus!
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Join us for Part II of Paul’s message on love. While it was originally written to the Church at Corinth, we will see it is also full of meaning and hope for us today!
We know Chapter 13 of I Corinthians as a fixture in wedding ceremonies. But it is so much more! Starting as words were penned to a New Testament church that did not measure up to the standard. Where does this passage leave us today when we do not measure up? It’s a difficult passage to…
Just when we think we know all about someone, we can find ourselves surprised… When the disciples saw Jesus being transfigured on the mountain, they saw Him on a new level. How well do we know Jesus today? Are we truly enlightened, or can we stop, look, listen, and put a new face on Him?
The transfiguration of Jesus should have made a huge impact on the original disciples and the early church. But has anything changed? Today, the church recognizes the persistence of evil, even after the resurrection. We take heart that the ultimate victory belongs to God.
When Peter, James, and John climbed the mountain with Jesus, the disciples saw Him as He truly was – as the Son of God standing with Moses and Elijah, dazzling in brightness. When God spoke, he simply said, “Listen to Him!” Jesus later asks them if they have been paying attention. There is a difference…