Bailey Presbyterian Church

Luke Jesus Disciple Arrest Denial Mercy

We consider the cry against injustice and how it resonates with our own experience.

We consider a Psalm that functions as an odd call to worship.

We conclude the upper room discourse and head to the Mount of Olives for a unique moment of prayer with Jesus.

Jesus reveals the secret of unfailing faith for his disciples.

Peter had an encounter with the risen Christ and is emboldened to become a fearless servant for the Lord.

Many pray for restoration and revival but what do these actually means-- What are we really praying for--

What is a great disciple-- Jesus shows us the path of true greatness and reward

We conclude the series of Judges by reflecting on its compelling direction- We need a king to set things right.

Today Rev. Wayne Herring preaches on Matthew 7-1-6.

Today Rev. Kevin Vollema preaches on Galatians 6-16-23.

In the darkness of the moment we find a silver lining as Israel seeks to do justice for a horrible crime.

We conclude this section on the future with a parable and practical commands from Jesus on how to live until the Son of Man returns.

We wrap this dark and confusing section of Judges looking at the misguided compassion of Israel and the warning we can take from it.

We begin the narrative of Christ's suffering with a time of preparation as Judas prepares to betray Jesus and the disciples prepare the Passover lamb.

We consider the gruesome and sordid story of the Levite, his wife, and the men of Gibeah.

Jesus reveals the presence of God's judgment and information about the end of the world.

We conclude Micah's story as we discover the damaging impact of religious compromise.

Jesus teaches us about preparing for the future by not getting duped before the end.

We consider the first half of a story as Israel descends into religious confusion and idolatry.