born and raised twice in the bay, I preach Jesus and him crucified
Jeremiah 1:10 Introduction: The divine mission entrusted to the prophet Jeremiah parallels the urgent task we face today – to rescue lost souls from the clutches of sin. Just as Jeremiah confronted the impending destruction of Judah, we too are called to dismantle the citadels of sin that threaten to engulf our society. Through God's guidance,... Continue Reading →
“not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day drawing near.” (Hebrews 10:25, ESV) In the realm of evangelism, a sacred duty beckons - a divine task handed down through time (2 Timothy 4:5; 1 Corinthians 1:21). It’s a work of... Continue Reading →
In the tapestry of life, one thread stands unwavering: the certainty of death. It is a subject we often tiptoe around, like a timid preacher hesitating before a king. Yet, the truth remains: just as Jesus faced the shadow of His impending death with a meal shared and prayers whispered, so must we confront the... Continue Reading →
In the crucifixion accounts found in Matthew 27:34-38 and Luke 23:27-33, we encounter a profound moment in human history. That day, three crosses stood on Calvary, bearing three different destinies—two thieves and Jesus. Let's dive into the significance of these three crosses and what they represent in the grand narrative of salvation. The Cross of... Continue Reading →
In the Gospel of Luke, Jesus is heading towards the cross on His way to Jerusalem. Along the journey, He encounters ten lepers in need of healing. This story contains powerful lessons about goodness, tenderness, compassion, mercy, and the importance of gratitude and worship. As we explore this narrative, let us delve into its profound... Continue Reading →
Phillip W. Martin 