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Is it wrong to ask God to bless us? No. However, should we be a little more concerned about blessing God? In Sunday’s text we heard Peter’s words, “Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ (1 Pet. 1:3).” Peter is pronouncing a blessing on God because He deserves to be blessed. How, then should we bless the Lord?
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As we approach the Resurrection/Easter season, we the elders of CBC wanted to make much of this special time in the Christian calendar. In so doing, we’re leading the congregation in A Season of Prayer and Fasting.
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On behalf of the Elders, Brad Kelley provides a reflection on a Daily Bible Reading entry and gives us reasons why we should be reading our Bibles. Join our CBC plan if you need the accountability. It's never too late to start.
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On Christmas Day, let's remember what this Christmas season is really all about. Pastor Jay wrote a devotional for us.
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When we find ourselves asking, "Where's the hope this Christmas?" We can look to what God promises us in Scripture through Immanuel. Read this short excerpt from the December 11th sermon from Pastor Jay. It's been transcribed and edited for clarity for those who might find it useful. In this sermon, Jay referenced an article that's been linked here for your edification.
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How to live a life that is faithful to our calling as followers of Jesus Christ...
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Is it wrong to ask God to bless us? No. However, should we be a little more concerned about blessing God? In Sunday’s text we heard Peter’s words, “Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ (1 Pet. 1:3).” Peter is pronouncing a blessing on God because He deserves to be blessed. How, then should we bless the Lord?
