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Wealth and the Kingdom of God
by Paul Veerman on February 18th, 2025
Mark 10 is a sobering text! Jesus uses one of the largest animals in his world and compares it to the tiniest opening, the slit of a needle. It’s an impossible task for a camel, and Jesus drives home this analogy to make a point. “Do you love me more than you love your possessions?”   Read More
Trading Up: Finding True Satisfaction in Christ
by Chestnut Mountain Presbyterian Church on February 17th, 2025
Are you satisfied with where you are in life? Is there a yearning or longing for something more? These questions invite us to pause and reflect on our spiritual journey. In a world that constantly pushes us to seek satisfaction in material possessions, career achievements, or personal accolades, we're challenged to consider a different perspective – one that finds ultimate fulfillment in knowing Jesus Christ.  Read More
Darkness-Light, Evil-Good, Sin-Forgiveness
by Paul Veerman on February 12th, 2025
As the story goes, a college student was challenged by an atheist professor with the question, “If God created everything, did he then create evil? If he created evil, how could he be a good God? If he is not completely good, why should I worship him?”   Read More
The Great Repair: How God is Mending Our Broken World
by Chestnut Mountain Presbyterian Church on February 9th, 2025
In a world where things constantly fall apart, we often find ourselves longing for restoration. From shattered ceramics to broken relationships, from physical ailments to emotional wounds, the entropy of our universe seems to pull everything towards disorder and decay. But what if there was a force powerful enough to reverse this trend? What if there was a promise of repair so profound that it could mend not just our possessions, but our very souls?  Read More
Persistent Prayer
by Paul Veerman on February 7th, 2025
When I read Acts 12:5-17, I was amazed that God answered the church's prayers to free Peter from prison. They were praying fervently for Peter’s release but didn’t expect God to do it in the way that he did. They prayed for hours, yet ...  Read More
Leadership in the Kingdom: Following Jesus Through His Chosen Ones
by Chestnut Mountain Presbyterian Church on February 2nd, 2025
In the days following Jesus' ascension, a pivotal moment unfolded in the early church. The disciples, now without their physical leader, found themselves in a period of waiting and preparation. This time, often overlooked, holds profound lessons for us about leadership, community, and following Jesus.   Read More
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