The closer we are to someone doctrinally, the more likely we are to fixate on what separates us rather than what unites us.
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The Lord’s Supper as God’s Provision for the Doubting Christian | D.W. Barger
The Lord’s Supper should not only be cherished as God’s provision for strengthening the weak faith of doubting Christians, but furthermore, when our churches appreciate this understanding of the Supper, it can transform how God’s people approach the Table.
Displaying Reverence and Respect | David Bess
From my perspective, reverence and respect in general are in decline in American culture and churches. There is, however, a strong Biblical basis for displaying such honor.
New Covenant History & AM and PM Sabbath Day Worship Services | Dewey Dovel
*Note: This series has been developed from a manuscript that was used to preach a sermon on May 10, 2026, at Emmanuel...
Old Covenant History & AM and PM Sabbath Day Worship Services | Dewey Dovel
The daily rhythms of Israel were systematically structured around morning and evening sacrifices to God, all of which served as a constant reminder that sinners could not approach a holy God apart from substitutionary atoning sacrifice.
The Sabbath & AM and PM Worship Services | Dewey Dovel
Congregations in the twenty-first century would do well to provide AM and PM Sabbath day worship services out of a zeal to reflect the perpetual intent of the weekly Sabbath day.
A Case for AM and PM Sabbath Day Worship Services | Dewey Dovel
When we survey the landscape of American Evangelicalism—and even the landscape of confessional Christianity in our nation—we quickly discover that we live in an era where worship services are being increasingly less prioritized.
When Members Depart | Jim Savastio
What happens when people do not leave Christ or the faith; they simply leave you and your church? I want to address why this is so painful and then give some counsel about how to respond.
Fear God, Not Man | Justin Miller
One of the greatest hindrances to our joyful submission to God in every part of life is our tendency toward avoidance of hardships and difficulties because we fear people.
Christian Contentment | Justin Miller
“Christian contentment is ultimately centered on a life of joy.”










