Bible Study of the Month

Bible Study of the Month “Imitating Christ as His Witness” The church has its own language. We use words like sin, forgiveness, liturgy, & sacraments as our vocabulary. Another word that comes to mind is “witness” & you might recall the Apostle Peter standing up at Pentecost saying: “This Jesus God raised up, and of that we all are witnesses.” Acts 2:32 The ministry of the Apostles was entirely focused on proclaiming the resurrected Christ, whose body they had seen with

God’s salvation is physical. Jesus, the incarnate Son of God and the eternal second person of the Trinity, became flesh and blood. His death on the cross was a deeply physical suffering for our sin. Consider His thorns, His scourging, His nail-pierced hands. Through His death, God’s judgment against sin is satisfied. By the bloody sweat of Jesus’ brow and the back-breaking weight of carrying His cross, Jesus has undone Adam’s curse. By His physical resurrection, Jesus promise

I'd say, we can all say, we're busy people. So, how and when do you make use of the Holy Scriptures in your personal life? You might recall that Martin Luther was a very busy man. His books, letters, lectures, sermons, studies, tracts, and hymns testify it. His works fill many volumes and still he had a family, a home, and other timely responsibilities to attend. Yet, each day he made time to feed on the Word and pray. So with all this in mind, I invite you to do 7 things tha