Cedar Crest Bible Fellowship Church

Three steps in becoming a Christian who speaks for Christ.

Four important elements of using our spiritual gifts to serve one another.

Three examples and two parables that show the compassion of Jesus Christ.

Four lessons about being a church that prays.

What does the Word of God say about our work?

Why do we worship God together in song during our Sunday morning services?

Three things that Jesus does in reaching out to Zacchaeus, which can help us understand our mission as a church.

We learn about God's glorious deeds from the generation before us, and then pass the message on to the generation after us.

Looking back at an ancient church can help us see what our new church plant should look like.

As a conclusion to the sermon series on the Book of Psalms, we look at the last three Psalms, which highlight the command to praise the Lord.

The promise, instruction, and encouragement that comes from following the commands in this Psalm.

Two problems that some people have with the way they think about the character of God.

Christmas Eve meditation about how some people could not see who Jesus was, but some people, like Simeon, could see Jesus as the Messiah.

Christmas can be found in this Psalm, along with the prayer for God to restore us.

This prayer from King David to his son, Solomon, also points to the Messiah, King Jesus.

A special baptismal service and thoughts on what it means to fully trust the Lord.

Three lessons from this Psalm, along with an eye towards the communion table.

Three statements of thanks about what God does for us.

Four poetic lines that capture the essence of this Psalm written by the sons of Korah.

What factors led the author of this Psalm to be transformed from despair to praise?