A LESSON IN COVENANTS

What do you know about the Old Testament covenants and the new covenant Jesus established in the New Testament. Today we will explore how each of the OT covenants built one upon another up to the cross, where Jesus established the New Covenant through his blood.
Check out our worship videos:
The Lenten Reading, the anthem, the Old Testament reading, and Pastor Joe's sermon, "The Hour Has Come."

Lenten Reading by Arguell Harris

Our Anthem

Old Testament Reading by Evelyn Schussler

Pastor Joe's sermon - "The Hour Has Come"

Shadow of the Cross

Can the shadow of the cross be found in the Old Testament? Charles Spurgeon, the great Baptist preacher of the late 1800s thought so. In fact, he thought the cross could be found on every page of the Old Testament. When the Israelites were invaded by poisoness sakes, God instructed Moses to place a bronze snake on a wooden pole and raise it into the air. When the people gazed upon the snake, they would be saved. Clearly this is a "type" or symbol of the cross, a foreshadowing of what was to come. Check this morning's worship videos from the Colerain Presbyterian Church:

Lenten Reading by Stacey Singhaus

Our Choir's Anthem

Pastor Joe's children's sermon

Pastor Joe's sermon

El Shaddai

God reveals himself by name. God told Abram he was El Shaddai, the All-Sufficient and All-powerful One. God then gave Abram a new name: Abraham--father of multitudes. Abraham laughed because he was 99 years old, but then realized, if God was all-powerful, God could do whatever if wanted. Abraham then walked in faith and became the father of multitudes. I've heard it said that we are all theologians: We live our lives according to what we believe about God. Check out this Sunday's videos from the Colerain Presbyterian Church:

Holly McCormack and the Lenton Reading

Libby Hoskin's Minute for Mission

Our Choir's Anthem

Pastor Joe's Children's Sermon

Evelyn Shussler's Old Testament Reading

Pastor Joe's Sermon: El Shaddai