Walking In Faith With Pastor Rob Curington

Jesus’ humanity is in full display during a time of difficult testing.

Just as the disciples failures are certain, so is Christ’s faithfulness in restoration.

Jesus institutes the Lord’s Supper to celebrate the “passing over” of sins.

Both betrayal and devotion are displayed as Jesus prepares for His crucifixion.

Jesus commands that we be prepared for His return with three encouragements.

Jesus has called us to live boldly by loving God and loving others.

Jesus warns His disciples about persecution and encourages them to persevere.

Jesus, as the Son of God, has a crystal clear view into the motives of the heart.

The Messiah is both fully God and fully man.

Ceremonial obedience to the Mosaic Law does not bring one into the Kingdom of God.

Jesus confronts the Sadducees who were both ignorant of Scripture and the power of God.

Jesus is confronted once again. This time with a theological question with political overtones.

The rejection of Jesus shows the hardness of the religious leaders heart, yet is marvelous in the sight of God’s children.

The Sadducees question Jesus’ authority and in so doing force us to ask if we are willing to accept the truth and authority of Chris in our own lives.

The heart of a mother is worship and service.

Effective prayer is accomplished only when God is the object of our faith.

God has commanded us to be His witnesses to the nations.

The Church must be faithful in treasuring God’s Word.

Jesus as King demands His followers to fulfill the purposes for which that were created.

Despite the certainty of death that awaits Him, Jesus rides into Jerusalem.