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This is where you will find sermons and updates for our church. Our mission is to preach expository sermons focusing on the gospel of Christ. We are a church that is tied to the reformed tradition and seeks to submit to the scriptures so we walk in the Lord’s wisdom rather than our own.
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The Lord was refreshed by his people. He found them as a needy people needing redemption, and the Lord took pity on them, nurtured them, and loved them dearly. However, Israel crossed the line failing to see that God truly can protect his people. It sounds as if the Lord's purpose is concluded for his people, but we need to realize that redemption only comes through death. It is through death that there is true everlasting life.
Christ enters through the tabernacle. He makes the definitive sacrifices and then he sits down at the right hand of God. He is the great priest king who has secured us once for all and establishing the new covenant.
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Please enjoy this exhortation from Mr. Paul Freswick as he fills our pulpit.
Knowing that the Lord is sovereign over all things is something that should give us comfort. The challenge in finding comfort in knowing the the Lord is sovereign over all things is that we cannot control this God. We have to wait upon our God. How do we know that waiting on the Lord is good? How do we know that the Lord is going to be faithful? What is the basis of the promise where we can ground our hope and peace in the Lord? Why wait upon the God of my salvation?
As protestants we champion the promise that we are justified by faith. Justification by faith is a wonderful promise because we can be assured of enteringinto the presence of God by faith in Christ. So, how did this blessing come to be? Is this merely a New Testament promise? What precedent do we see for such a promise?
The Lord makes a promise to Abraham about bringing about His kingdom through the champion line. This promise is tied to a land and also to circumcision. Why would we desire to appeal to this passage for infant baptism? What does Genesis 17 tell us about the covenant and the covenant sign? What is Peter saying regarding the application of the covenant promises to us?
So why do we baptize infants? Is this a sign of faith or is it the precedent that has been set in the Old Testament? As we consider Paul’s language we see that he is using the Old Testament language and applying it to the church. The logical conclusion is that as infants are part of God’s household of faith in the Old Testament so they are part of the household of faith in the New Testament.
Dr. Don Collett opens the book of Hosea for us.
We are a bible believing church in the Belgrade, MT. We are a Reformed Protestant church who desire to build one another up in love as we sojourn under the sun.
