“We are quite persuaded that the very best way for you to be spending your leisure time, is to be either reading or praying. You may get much instruction from books which afterwards you may use as a true weapon in your Lord and Master’s service. Paul cries, ‘Bring the books’ — join in the cry.”
– Charles Spurgeon
With this in mind, we welcome you to our resources page! Here, you will find helpful book reviews and articles varying in topics from theology, Christian living, and more. The content you will find here is humbly given by faithful church members and staff who have a heart to disciple, challenge, and grow with those around them. If there is a topic you are interested in studying more about or you need further resources, please use our contact form, and we will respond as quickly as we are able.
Recent Articles
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Made for Friendship by Drew Hunter
“What a friend we have in Jesus,all our sins and griefs to bear!What a privilege to carryeverything to God in prayer!” The words of this beloved hymn have been sung in many churches throughout the years. It is a hymn of comforting reminders to the believer. But how many of us have taken the time…
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Therefore, Comfort One Another With These Words
– 6 min read Introduction Winter provides a different kind of discomfort from summer. The days are short of light and terribly low in temperature. To survive the elements of the winter season, one must be prepared and equipped. We get our thick winter jackets out of the attic or coat closet, and we find…
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How to Understand and Interpret Parables
– 8 min read Introduction Parables are some of the most fond and memorable parts of Jesus’ teaching. The parables of The Lost Sheep or The Good Samaritan are known by many people who are not even Christians. In the parables, Jesus is contrasting heavenly realities with our earthly reality. When asked why He spoke…
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Paul’s Letter to the Colossians
– 5 min read Introduction Here are some quick, fun facts about Colossians: The author of Colossians was the Apostle Paul (1:1). Colossae would have been located in modern-day Turkey. It was in the region of Phrygia, in the Roman province of Asia Minor. It is fascinating to note that Paul never visited Colossae (2:1).…
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Dying To Self, In The New Year
– 3min read As the Christmas season has come to an end, I can’t help but reflect on the things I’ll miss most until next year. One of them is our Christmas tree. Every year, we pick out a real tree to put in our home. Some years it’s scraggly and misshapen, other years it’s…
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The Sacrificial Shepherd
– 5 min read Introduction As our church begins the process of electing and confirming a new elder, I am pondering what it means to be a good pastor. This is hardly something I know anything about on a personal level, but something I am seeking to better understand for my own sake and the…
Recent Book Reviews
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Made for Friendship by Drew Hunter
“What a friend we have in Jesus,all our sins and griefs to bear!What a privilege to carryeverything to God in prayer!” The words of this beloved hymn have been sung in many churches throughout the years. It is a hymn of comforting reminders to the believer. But how many of us have taken the time…
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The Son Who Learned Obedience by Glenn Butner Jr.
– 4min Read What is a proper understanding of the Trinity, specifically the nature of the relationship between the Father and the Son? In 2016, there was an explosion of debate over this in the online atmosphere. What we all discovered is that evangelicalism as a whole has been abandoning classical theism. This is due…
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The Battle for the Keys by Justin Bass
– 2min Read When Jesus died, did He descend into Hell? Or, did He descend into Hades? Is there a difference between Hell and Hades? What does Ephesians 4:8-10 teach exactly? These are questions that Christians are currently wrestling with. I say “currently” because as Justin Bass points out in this book, for almost all…