Sgc Dayton Messages

Be assured that he who worked through broken people and sin-stained circumstances to ultimately provide redemption for his people, how much more will he work in your brokenness and sin-stained life for his glory and your present and future good?

We exist to glorify God by maturing and multiplying disciples who enjoy, declare, and display the good news of Jesus for the joy of all peoples.

Just as God has purposed the most horrendous moments in the Bible to bring about his plan of salvations so has he purposed the absolute worst moments of your life for the praise of his glory and for our deep and everlasting good.

God’s kindness overcomes our sinful complacency and leads us into joyful obedience.

Amid all the troubles of this life, trust in the one true God who alone guarantees the outcome of your faith, the salvation of your soul.

Lunchtime Q&A of the Interpreting the Bible Seminar taught by Dr. Rob Plummer of SBTS.

Session Three of the Interpreting the Bible Seminar taught by Dr. Rob Plummer of SBTS.

Session Two of the Interpreting the Bible Seminar taught by Dr. Robert Plummer of SBTS.

Session One of the Interpreting the Bible Seminar taught by Dr. Robert Plummer of SBTS.

We can trust our good and faithful God to keep us and direct us amid any circumstances until the day we see him face to face.

If we grasp that God’s constant “I am with you” is for us and depends on nothing but his own powerful, gracious, and committed word— we will worship him.

Find rest, amid our own dysfunctional lives, in the absolute assurance of God's faithfulness to accomplish His Glorious Purposes in us and through us.

Live with the assurance that there will be nothing that stands in the way of God fulfilling his plan in you and for you.

God will sovereignly accomplish what He purposes through those whom many consider weak and foolish for the glory of His Name.

Building block five of the Dynamics of Spiritual Transformation class.

To be a people who grow in the ministry of intercessory prayer we must be a people of the book. Humbly coming to the book with open hands and open hearts asking God to reveal himself to us and to strip us of our tendency to read haphazardly, dispassionately, and unexpectantly. We must be a people of the word. And in tandem with being a people of the word, we must also be a people who are continually being filled with the Spirit.

Psalm 119:145-152 instructs that our strength comes from a needy frame and posture. We have a need for prayer, for God’s Word, and ultimately God Himself, Who is near to us.