This Lord’s Day Pastor George Stiekes looks at the last three sections of Mark 3. This is the order of service for May 13, 2012

Announcements
Prelude: Where High the Heav’nly Temple Stands (HURSLEY)

INVOCATION
†Call to Worship & ...

This Sunday, Pastor George Stiekes look at the ministry of Jesus and the calling of the twelve apostles. This is the order of service for April 29, 2012.

Announcements
Prelude: My Song is Love Unknown (RHOSYMEDRE)

INVOCATION
†Call to Worship & ...

Ryan Martin’s sermon on April 15th looks at the powerful description of the Word of God in 2 Peter 1:20-21. This is the order of service for April 15, 2012.

Announcements
Prelude: Blessed Jesus, at Thy Word (LIEBSTER JESU)

INVOCATION
†Call to ...

He is Risen! Bethany Bible Church rejoices in her risen Lord this Sunday. This is the order of service for Sunday, April 8, 2012.

ORDER OF SERVICE FOR EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 8, 2012

Prelude: My God, I Love Thee

INVOCATION
Ministry of the Choir: “Ride ...

From B. B. Warfield’s classic account of the doctrine of Scripture:

How [the Scripture] was given through [the human authors] is left …, if not without suggestion, yet without specific explanation. We seem safe only in inferring this much: that the gift of Scripture through its human authors took place by a ...

In 2 Peter 1:1, Peter says he is a “bondservant . . . of Jesus Christ.” Paul says the same thing in Titus 1:1. Or consider Romans 6:18-22:

¹⁸ And having been set free from sin, you became slaves of righteousness. ¹⁹ I speak in human terms because ...

Here is a good word from the Second London Baptist Confession (1677), explaining one of the Biblical reasons for church membership:

“In the execution of this power wherewith he is so intrusted, the Lord Jesus calleth out of the World unto himself, through the Ministry of his word, by his Spirit [John 10:16; ...

Contemporary religion scholars dismiss the historicity of the New Testament gospels. Peter Williams, a biblical scholar and the Director of the Tyndale House (Cambridge), offers compelling arguments for the accuracy of the eyewitness accounts in the canonical Gospels.

The fifty minute lecture is, as they say, time well spent.