In tonight's study, we paused with Paul in Ephesians 3. As he takes a moment to reflect on his divine calling to the Ephesians, and then to pray for them, we're invited to learn from this example prayer.

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Martin Wagner November 17, 2024 Faith Presbyterian Church Birmingham, AL BulletinAv Martin Wagner

As a church intern, I saw something firsthand. A family had taken on a high niche child. I can’t remember if it was a foster adoption, something to that degree. The wife particularly had asked, maybe demanded a lot of help from others in the church. Several families had come together and brought meals. They arranged for extra care, and they really …

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Jason Sterling November 10, 2024 Faith Presbyterian Church Birmingham, AL BulletinAv Jason Sterling

"Finding Lasting Peace" As we consider Matthew 11:25–30, we are confronted with the wisdom of the Father, and the dominion of the Son. In Their gracious lordship, we find our peace and the rest promised to the blessed of the Lord.

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The people quarrel and the Lord responds. Not much ink is dedicated to this profound moment and yet it is pivotal, referenced in the Gospels, the Psalms, and in Hebrews. Join us as we discuss this crucial moment in Israel's history.

So today’s a topical message, looking at a component of biblical Anthropology. It’s a fancy way of saying we’re going to talk about our feelings today. It applies to everyone who’s still breathing. Sometimes we think of these types of conversations and it’s like, Oh, not one of those. But again, the reason for it is this affects all of us. There’s …

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Wrath is real. Repentance is required. The Lord's patience with us is not a dismissal of our sin. Now is the time to take these truths seriously.

Jason Sterling November 3, 2024 Faith Presbyterian Church Birmingham, AL BulletinAv Jason Sterling

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The people of God find themselves in the wilderness, wholly dependant on the Lord for their daily bread. He provides through manna and quail and, in the process, reminds the people (and His people today) that one day in seven has been set aside to Him. The people are no longer slaves in Egypt and they are reminded, through gracious provision, that …

Psalm 1:19. Let us pray. Heavenly Father, we ask that you would remember your word to us, your servants, and that it would be that in which you have made us hope. That it would be a comfort in our affliction, that your promises would give us life. That when we think of your rules from of old, that we would take comfort, O Lord. Lord, that your stat…

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In the second half of Ephesians 2 Paul turns to consider how our common share in God’s riches through Christ tells us how we relate to one another in one body. In this rich paragraph he demolishes any other notion of lasting unity, showing how an eternal unity between believers has been forged through the cross. An important message to consider in …

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Jason Sterling October 27, 2024 Faith Presbyterian Church Birmingham, AL BulletinAv Jason Sterling

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Matthew 11:1–19 Disappointment is no stranger to the Christian life, and sometimes, at the root, we find ourselves disappointed when what we expected from the Lord is not what comes to pass. This morning we take a look at Jesus’ words in Matthew 11:1–19, generated by John the Baptist’s disappointment and confusion. Join us as we are challenged once…

Join us as we consider Moses’ song in Exodus 15 and the beginning of the journey from the Red Sea to Mount Sinai. As we zoom out from the passage we also consider how the Old Testament consistently borrows elements of a pagan worldview—only to subvert them and portray the Lord’s power and dominion. We also venture into a description of the latter h…

Let us pray. Father, we do ask that your steadfast love would come to us, Lord, that your salvation would be according to your promise. Then we shall have an answer for those who taunt us, for we will trust in your word. Lord, take not the word of truth utterly out of our mouths, for our hope is in your rules. We desire to keep your law continually…

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Join us as we consider "works" and their place in the Christian life. We are encouraged with the reality that they are an "end" and not a means. We are NOT called to trust in our grip on Christ, but rather to trust in His grip on us.

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Jason Sterling October 20, 2024 Faith Presbyterian Church Birmingham, AL BulletinAv Jason Sterling

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We’ve seen Paul’s final greeting and final caution. Next week, we’ll be looking at the doxology at the end of chapter 16. We’ll be finishing out our series in the Book of Romans. We look through the reading of God’s word. If you would please join me in prayer. Blessed, trying Lord in your great and kind providence, all holy scriptures were written …

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Jesus Brings Conflict Jesus Owns Our Affections Jesus Finds a Reception

Martin Wagner October 13, 2024 Faith Presbyterian Church Birmingham, AL BulletinAv Martin Wagner

In this captivating Sunday School session, we consider the dramatic narrative of Exodus 13:17 – 14, where the Israelites, having left Egypt, begin their journey to the Promised Land. We discuss the significance of the pillars of cloud and fire that accompany the Israelites. They are meant to remind us of an earlier covenant and the faithfulness of …

The Minister of Christ Jesus to the Gentiles in the Priestley service of the gospel of God, so that the offering of the Gentiles may be acceptable, sanctified by the Holy spirit, by the power of signs and wonders, by the power of the spirit of God, so that from Jerusalem and all the way around to Illyricum, I have fulfilled the ministry of the gosp…

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As Paul draws the first chapter of his letter to a close he names the things for which he prays. Full of thankfulness for the Ephesians, he prays above all that they might grow: in grace, in knowledge, in understanding of all that God has done for them in Christ. And in the face of all that might frighten and trouble them he reminds them of Christ’…

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Matthew 10:26–33 One of the most frequently repeated commands in the Bible is, “Do not fear.” Here in the midst of instructions with frightening aspects Jesus pauses to give us four reasons not to fear our persecutors: (1) what is hidden will be revealed; (2) they can only kill the body; (3) you are of more value than sparrows; and (4) Jesus will a…

Jason Sterling October 6, 2024 Faith Presbyterian Church Birmingham, AL BulletinAv Jason Sterling