Lewis And Clark Bible Church

Jesus gave Peter a new name and occupation and Peter dedicated himself to his Lord.

Peter's life offers many great examples of what God can make of an ordinary man.

Creation groans, the Holy Spirit groans, and we groan for the reconciliation that is finally accomplished through Jesus Christ.

Prayer empowers us like nothing else to do the will of God.

Humble prayer is the heart of our relationship with God. Be devoted, alert and thankful. Pray more, worry and complain less.

Freedom from slavery to sin is found through Christ's blood. He has purchased our redemption, purified us and fit us for good deeds.

When the word of Christ richly dwells within us, the worship of God is the result. Remember whom you're working for and do your best always.

The gospel is central to God-honoring parenting. Obedience is commanded in all things and Jesus is the ultimate example of obedience.

A Christ-centered heart is equipped to parent successfully. Love Jesus, love the Word, and love the Gospel.

Parenting from a Biblical world-view is distinctly unlike parenting from a secular world-view.

The Christ-filled home is equipped by God's Spirit.

Christian lives need to reflect who we are by the amazing Grace of God.

In spite of opposition to the gospel message, knowledge of the Truth is a precious treasure that protects us from despair.

Pastor Jerry gives a touching and encouraging report on his very recent trip to Uganda where he's involved in training pastors.

The Holy Spirit is essential to make communion an act of worship.

Communion reminds us to look forward to Christ's return and our presence at the wedding feast of the Lamb.

Before participating in Communion, it's appropriate to examine ourselves in the light of Christ's sacrifice.

Communion celebrates Christ's sacrifice and our unity.

Participation in communion must be a Spirit-led remembrance as we glory in Christ Jesus and His completed work on the cross.

God's word illuminates every aspect of life, from who we are to who God wants us to be. Using the Word as a lamp for our path is the best guide available.