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God gave Moses and the Israelites these commandments almost 3500 years ago and yet they still are as relevant today as they were then as they show us how we are to relate with God and others. 

Moses and the plagues reveal who the true God is and that as the only One who can rescue a people for HImself and safely guide them home, He is the One we ought to trust and worship. This week we see how God proves Himself to the Israelites and the Egyptians and how they responded and how we can respond today. 

The story of Joseph teaches us how we can trust God because He is faithful to do what He says He will do. Joseph demonstrates how we can remain strong in our faith while God works out His plans for our lives despite suffering because of someone else's evil actions and intentions. 

As we turn our gaze to Abram, better known as Abraham, we see a monumental building block for our understanding of the one biblical narrative. If this were a ten-week series instead of a 52-week study, I would still have included God’s covenant with Abraham in our survey at number two. The Abrahamic Covenant continues God’s redemptive work promised in Genesis 3:15 and helps us understand some end-...

Noah and the flood is one of the most well-known historical stories of the Bible. In this episode, we will see God reveal Himself as both Judge and Redeemer and discover some practical applications in how we can walk with Him like Noah. cornerstonego.com     morethansundaymornings.com

Genesis 3 is one of those chapters in the Bible where a pastor can find weeks of message material to preach! This week's blog focuses on how Satan tempts God's people and how we can resist his tactics and experience more and more victory over sin in our lives. The podcast uses Genesis 3 to help us have a better understanding of God, ourselves, our world, and God's promise of the bes...

In the second ever episode of our midweek podcast, we continue looking at the creation narrative from a different angle. In week one we saw what creation taught us about God and this week we will see what the Bible's account of creation can help us correctly shape our identity (blog) as we discover what it means to be made in the image of God. The podcast focuses more on life application deri...

Christmas day has come and gone. Your Christmas decor may or may not be packed up. Our focus is no longer on the birth of the world's Savior but the world's new year and what it may hold. We linger in John's Gospel so that we might not rush from the season for which Christ is the reason without contemplating what His birth means for the upcoming year. This week's sermon shows u...

In our first season of the Midweek Podcast, we will explore 52 important stories of the Bible. Like Lego blocks being joined together a block at a time into a finished Lego creation, each story in this season will connect to one another, building an understanding of the Bible's one continuous story. 

Paul's request of Philemon to forgive Onesimus was counter-cultural. Paul asked a master to forgive a useless, thieving, runaway slave instead of punishing him. Who or what could Paul justify such a request? In this episode, we focus on the man who positioned himself to make this kind of head-spinning forgiveness possible and sensible. 

In this episode, Karen Slate from North Carolina Baptist Children's Home shares about what God has done and is doing through the umbrella of ministries provided by BCH. 

This week Pastor Bradley looks at the lives of Jeremiah and Daniel for wisdom on how to live a godly life in a spiritual wasteland.

Pastor Bradley walks us through how to be thankful in everything!

In week 2 of our series, Onesimus shows us how to ask someone to forgive us for a wrong we committed against them. This episode covers three qualities that make an apology sincere and effective.

The making of a spectacular play on the ball in baseball begins before the pitcher hurls the ball toward the catcher's mitt. A good fielder is in a position that enables him to make a play on the ball hit toward him in any direction. This week we will discover that the ability to forgive also begins before someone hurls a wrong our way. The first seven verses teach us how we can be in a posit...

In our last week of The Red, The Blue, The Church , we will see how we honor God with our vote when we honor others despite how they vote. This week's message will look at four key relationships that believers have and how biblical obedience in each relationship helps us honor God with our politics. 

Political agendas, divisiveness, and tension are not new to us today. Besides politics being as American as apple pie, being around since our nation's birth, even Jesus found Himself living in a tense heated political climate. Jesus' conversation about taxes in Matthew 22 gives us a framework to reflect upon our own lives and answer with clarity the question, "Who has my heart, my p...

Does God expect followers of Jesus to vote in elections? Is it a sin not to vote in an election? Where did the concept of government arise? What does God expect of governments and His people? Finally, in a democratic republic, something unknown to biblical times and authors, what does He expect of us today? In week two of The Red, The Blue, The Church, we take a trip through Scripture and discover...

Paul told the believers living in Corinth that their goal was to bring glory to God in whatever they did. 1 Corinthians 10:31 is a powerful verse in that if we filter everything we do through this verse, our lives would be a constant and pleasing offering of worship to our King. This week we will look at two things to keep in mind so we can use our vote to bring glory to God.