Spurgeon’s Take On Trials Severe pain and depression Charles Spurgeon was a pastor in England in the 1800′s. He preached to thousands each Sunday, his sermons were mailed around the world — and he experienced severe pain and recurring depression. Here’s how he saw these trials – From God’s hand “It would be a very…
"…to the praise of the glory of His grace…" Ephesians 1:6
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Ministry Overview getAHEAD is ministry of One Hope that provides educational support for at-risk children and their families through after school and summer programs. getAHEAD is a researched based literacy program that focus on reaching kids through Gospel relationships. getAHEAD currently has a Monday through Thursday after school program and is developing a mentoring program…
3 Opportunities to Help Today #1- Take an ornament off the Christmas Tree in the foyer. By taking an ornament, you commit to bring the item listed on the ornament and place it under the tree during the month of December. #2- Get a One Hope Hat in the foyer following the service or pre-order…
What a blessing to hear more about One Hope today and to be challenged from 1 Corinthians 15 to live life and do ministry in a way that matches up with that great passage from the Bible. Thanks to all who shared and for the One Hope Staff (especially – Jillian, Carrie, Miriam and Jared)for…
Here is the account of young Isabel Alison – another Scottish Covenanter martyred for her faith. Being come to the scaffold, after singing the 84th Psalm, and reading the 16th [chapter] of Mark, she cried over the scaffold, and said, “rejoice in the Lord ye righteous: And again, I say rejoice.” Then she desired to…
James Renwick was one of the last Scottish Covenanters to be martyred. Here are his last words as he faced death for standing firm on the truth that “Jesus must reign” “Round the scaffold in the Grassmarket an immense crowd was grouped; the rattle of the frumse went on through the death-scene. He sang the…
Donald Kargill became one of the leaders of the Scottish Covenanters who rose up against a godless king who wanted to put man in God’s place. They stood on the truth that “Jesus must reign”. Kargill eventually gave his life for this truth and as he was being martyred – his biographer writes the following…
I spent time this morning giving thanks for many expressions of God’s mercies in my life. So very thankful for a living, risen Savior – thankful for a gospel of grace – thankful for two new grandchildren (Talitha and Zion) – thankful to have 11 children and two son-in-laws who all express a genuine love…
Just a reminder that there will be no youth bible study or mission memorization this Wednesday and no college bible study Thursday night. We encourage all of you to actively celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday with intentional times of thanksgiving and let it be an encouragement towards the weekly day of corporate thanksgiving for Christians (each…
In April, 1831, Charles Simeon was 71 years old. He had been the pastor of Trinity Church, Cambridge, England, for 49 years. He was asked one afternoon by his friend, Joseph Gurney, how he had surmounted persecution and outlasted all the great prejudice against him in his 49-year ministry. He said to Gurney, “My dear…