The difference between doubt and unbelief
Posted October 9th, 2009 by Mike Hubbard
I spoke to a few people this week and had an interesting question raised about Thomas from the story in John 20:24-29. My son Andy stated it best, as he asked if Thomas was given in this passage as a model to follow or whether he was a picture of what not to be. Often […]
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Bibliography for Doubting Your Doubts
Posted October 3rd, 2009 by Mike Hubbard
The upcoming series of messages is based on the book The Reason for God by Tim Keller. But this book interacts with questions of doubt and challenges to the Christian world-view. The following books are recommended reading to go along with this book on the subject. Mike will be using many of these books in […]
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From skepticism to faith – Lee Strobel’s story
Posted October 2nd, 2009 by Mike Hubbard
The challenge for us in the series, Doubting your Doubts involves being honest with our faith presuppositions. Whether you have been a Christian all your life, are in seek mode, or are a skeptic, you come to issues of faith with assumptions that often form your faith responses. The goal is to examine those closely, […]
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The “One Anothers” of the New Testament
Posted September 6th, 2009 by Mike Hubbard
This morning I will share in my message a key concept as it relates to people living in community with other Christians. Throughout the New Testament, especially in the epistles (letters) the writers use the Greek pronoun allelion, which is a pronoun that marks reciprocation between two or more people or groups, and is most […]
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False Teachers – How do you know?
Posted August 21st, 2009 by Mike Hubbard
I was sitting in my Community Group last night discussing issues from the Sunday message about false teachers, and the question arose, “How do we know you aren’t one of those guys?” Of course the answer is because I am a great guy who would never steer you wrong. Actually, this question was a very […]
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