Oct 12 2011

THE MEANS OF GRACE AND THE GRACE OF MEANS

Dr. Shawn Merithew

All of your Christian life, you have had Sunday School teachers and Preachers teach you about the importance of daily prayer and Bible reading.  In fact, we have heard it so often, we can sometimes become numb to it, especially when we’re not doing it.  But there is another pitfall we can sometimes fall into — doing it for the wrong reasons.  If you think that daily prayer and Bible intake secures God’s love for you or earns you more of His blessings, you are wrong.  More generally, if you think that doing spiritual things Continue reading

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Oct 6 2009

Woman to Woman

Heidi Callahan

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Woman to Woman

Conversation on Love and Marriage

Morningview ladies of all ages are invited to invite a friend and join us Thursday, October 22, 6:30 pm at Sarah Jones’ house for a time of food, fellowship, and talking about marriage from a biblical perspective.  Ana Thompson will be leading our discussion.

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Sep 8 2009

Woman to Woman

Heidi Callahan

Woman to Woman
Thursday, September 24
6:30 pm
Ana Thompson’s house
Conversation on Love and Marriage

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Jun 23 2009

Lingering Thoughts on the Love of God

Dr. Shawn Merithew

I love the third stanza of the hymn “The Love of God.”  It says, “Could we with ink the ocean fill, and were the skies of parchment made, Were every stalk on earth a quill, and every man a scribe by trade, To write the Love of God above would drain the ocean dry.  Nor could the scroll contain the whole, though stretched from sky to sky. (Refrain) O Love of God, how rich and pure!  How measureless and strong!  It shall forevermore endure the Saints’ and Angels’ song.”

Rarely do we rightly capture the boundlessness of God’s love in this way anymore.  In our modern Christian sub-culture, we have reduced God’s love to a self-serving sentimentality that makes us the center of God’s universe and diminishes the reality of His holy transcendence.  In the end, we are self-assured of His love for us, but we have completely abandoned the force of its biblical meaning and expression.

It is that reality that I sought to bring us back to as I preached on the love of God this past Sunday.  In the hopes of inviting further meditation on the wonder of His love, I am going to reiterate some of those truths here this week. Continue reading

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