This is the third post from the series on the Apostles Creed by Tyler Cowden… The center of Christian faith is, not surprisingly, the person and work of Jesus Christ. Most of the rest of the Creed focuses on Him…
This is blog number 2 by our very own, Tyler Cowden… In a way, one can think of all that exists in two, and only two, categories. There is a “Maker” category, and a “heaven and earth” category—Creator and creature,…
This starts a new series by our worship leader, Tyler Cowden, on the Apostles Creed. Be blessed by his writings…. The early Christian confession of belief in God—especially belief in one almighty God—was no less controversial (or necessary) in…
This blog post was written by our very own Carol Wakeman, on reflections of Christian Fellowship: This past Sunday when Pastor Biggs was discussing fellowship as a part of his sermon, he said that we miss out on God’s love…
If you are suffering unjustly at the hands of some specific person or group of people, it’s easy to see the perfect solution. God could rain down some fire from heaven, maybe just a lightning bolt or two, and the…
Until now I have emphasized the fact that because of our inherent sinfulness, there is a sense in which we actually deserve any and all suffering that we may experience. However, there is also a very real sense in which…
This is part 3 of the five part blog on Christian suffering by Emily Moore… What is faith? Sometimes, because Protestant Christians tend to focus on salvation by faith alone, we limit our definition of faith to receiving Jesus Christ…
This is part 2 of Emily Moore’s essay on suffering… This statement implies a basis of comparison. Would it be better if suffering and evil had never entered the world, and we lived in a state of perfect innocence before…
This post is only Part 1 of a five part series on suffering. This is written by our own Emily Moore. If God is both sovereign and wholly good, how can He allow His children to suffer? Scripture asserts that…
This blog is written by fellow Christ the King member, Tyler. Here at Christ the King we are gearing up for our first official celebration of Reformation Day, October 31. While Sunday morning worship is the only biblically obligatory formal…
Whew! Today was a whirlwind of meeting children and parents, assigning the children to their teams, and kicking off the week. There was a feeling of jittery excitement in the air as we marched into base camp this morning—I was…
Words cannot begin to describe how destructive the tornado on May 20th really was. It is tragic and sad; while we mourn and grieve for the lives lost we must also help those who are in need. Christ the King…