Bailey Presbyterian Church

The opening of Jude's letter reveals the nature of the church and clarifies the struggle of the church.

Why did Jesus command us to make disciples-- Could he have commanded us to do something else. In short, the answer is no because making disciples is a crucial aspect of God's redemptive plan.

We do an overview of the letter of Jude that warns and instructs the church against false teachings of the day.

Why do we have a mission as the church-- Why do we support missions-- In short, because Jesus has the authority to commission us.

We finish Psalm 89 as we consider the instruction of the Psalm to us on what to do when it seems like the promises of God aren't coming true.

We conclude our meditation upon the intercession of Christ by considering three things Jesus gives us.

We continue in Q55 of the Westminster Larger Catechism considering what Jesus does for us as our intercessor.

We consider the only Psalm which contains no praise and deals with the darkness God's people can experience.

We move on to Q55 of the Westminster Larger Catechism considering why we need an intercessor like Jesus.

This short Psalm presents to the church a wonderful encouragement especially in dark times.

We close out our discussions of Q1 of the larger catechism pondering how we find true joy in God.

We begin our series with a question everyone asks- What am I here--

David gives us a song of prayer that reflects our relationship with God revealing truths about us.

Two men crucified near Jesus reveal two eternal paths for us.

What does it mean to pray for restoration-- What does it look like for those prayers to be answered--

We consider the crucifixion of Jesus as Luke presents it in his gospel.

We consider a song that encourages the Christian every step along the journey toward the Kingdom of God.

We consider the injustice of Jesus' trial and what the verdict reveals.

We consider the abuse and rejection of Jesus and the primary question at the center of it all- Is Jesus the Christ--

What does the church do in the face of evil-- We cry out to God to speak