From Sabbath to new Beginnings

Today in Worship We wrap up our time in 2 Kings…by looking at 2 Chronicles 36:15-23. These two accounts give the final days of the kingdom of Judah, our passage offers us more background as to God’s work with his people, which includes not only his anger toward their sin, but the hope of his mercy as their exile will last but 70 years and their return to Jerusalem shall come. This end will usher in a new beginning.

Read Online: 2 Chronicles 36: 15-23

Pursuing Peace And...

In this message, reverend Paul Cornwell will be preaching on Hebrews 12:12-17 and looking at what it means to pursue peace in accord with the Gospel. How might pursuing peace lead us further into sanctification, the grace of God, and other aspects of the Christian life?

Read here: Hebrews 12:12-17

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"In this message King Josiah continues his reforms. In 2 Kings 23, despite the certainty of Jerusalem’s impending destruction and the promise of his peaceful death, Josiah reads Moses’ Law to the people and cleanses the land of idolatry. National repentance demanded not only the removal of that which was false, but re-instating the true, namely the Passover."



Read Online: 2 Kings 23:1-15, 21-25

Watch Online: 2 Kings23:1-15,21-25

2 Kings 22 Finding The Word of God

In this message we meet the last good king in Judah, Josiah in 2 Kings 22. While repairing the Temple, the Book of the Law is discovered, having been neglected for some time. Josiah’s remorse and repentance opens the doors for more reforms, which we will see next week. Here we see the foundation of God’s Word as our only hope upon which we can build our lives.



Read Online: 2 Kings 22

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