Feb 25, 2015

by William Villalpando           I have told this story so many times — but it means so much to me, get ready to hear it again ;). There are going to be times in our lives when God issues us a challenge: a challenge to take a leap of faith and full-heartedly trust him.     It should be said that the idea of SCSC was a big jump...

Feb 25, 2015

Katrina Goodrich           Acts 10:1-48 Cornelius is a centurion commander and a devout man. He and his entire household pray and give to the needy; however he is still considered a Gentile, common, non-Jew. He is not a Christian as he has not received the gospel (the gospel has been circulating among the Jews but not much further)....

Feb 25, 2015

Introduction to a Sermon Series by Pastor Dusty Mackintosh, Next Step Christian Church Thornton, CO           10 Commandments, old and busted We are about to embark on a series within a series. This is a landmark in Israel’s history, the meat and potatoes of the Mosaic covenant. Just in human history, this stands as some of the oldest...

Feb 25, 2015

Vilan van de Loo           At the end of 1892, two men knelt in a cabin of the boat, “The Conrad.” Gerard Veldhuyzen, Jr. prayed for the safety of his friend Johannes van der Steur (1865-1945), who was about to leave the Netherlands for the Dutch East Indies. Veldhuyzen knew his friend too well to be able to trust in a peaceful future....

Feb 25, 2015

Cumberland, Maryland By Pastor Ron Higson           The Full Gospel Seventh Day Baptist Church first met together as a group in January 2007, but the story begins farther back with a seed that lay dormant for many years. As a young married couple, we attended a Seventh Day Adventist church and heard someone mention SDBs, but I didn’t...