Maranatha Bible Church

Holy living is revealed in how we respond to people, circumstances and the Holy Spirit.

Our salvation grounds us in joyful hope, and the future return of Jesus gives us a life of glorious anticipation in spite of hard circumstances.

The strength to endure the greatest grief is our hope in being with Jesus and our departed in Christ forever.

The will of God is our sanctification. How does this look in our lives?

Standing firm is often tested in the simplest areas of life.

Receiving and accepting God’s word will change our lives, but will also produce opposition.

Pastor Robbie challenges us to live out and announce the gospel that has been entrusted to us.

Forgiveness is central to the gospel that we have been entrusted with.

Pastor Robbie tells us the day of the Lord was a question the apostle Paul deals with in this first of letters to the churches.

God’s mercy and goodness makes his judgment welcome and right.

God’s wrath will produce fear. Make sure it is a healthy one.

The finished work of Christ on the cross saves us. Saves us from what?

Pastor Robbie tells us that the day of the Lord is near. Get ready.

God’s own people are not immune from His judgment.

The invisible hand of God produces the triumph in impossible circumstances for the good of his people and the glory of his name.

There are two aspects to The Day of the Lord - a day of rejoicing and a day of horror.

Why would Esther worry about her kinsmen when she and Mordecai are protected and removed from the coming disaster?

Pastor Weymann Lee tells us trusting the Lord requires a measure of risk. Are you a risk taker?

Clinging to faith in the terror of the unknown reveals the character and courage of Esther as she saves her people.

Esther takes her life and places it in the hands of her God who proves trustworthy - again.