A Stonebriar Fellowship
We have entered a very sacred season of our calendar year wherein we celebrate the wonder of the advent of our Savior. The apostle stated it most succinctly, “The Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we beheld His glory… (John 1:14).”
We have entered a very sacred season of our calendar year wherein we celebrate the wonder of the advent of our Savior. The apostle stated it most succinctly, “The Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we beheld His glory… (John 1:14).”
We have entered a very sacred season of our calendar year wherein we celebrate the wonder of the advent of our Savior. The apostle stated it most succinctly, “The Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we beheld His glory… (John 1:14).”
We have entered a very sacred season of our calendar year wherein we celebrate the wonder of the advent of our Savior. The apostle stated it most succinctly, “The Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we beheld His glory… (John 1:14).”
We have entered a very sacred season of our calendar year wherein we celebrate the wonder of the advent of our Savior. The apostle stated it most succinctly, “The Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we beheld His glory… (John 1:14).”
We are entering a season composed of two celebrations: one is a remembrance as a nation of God’s providential blessings, the other the remembrance of the condescension of God in assuming humanity that He might later assume our debt.
Jesus chose twelve men to discipleship and later Apostleship. They would become his closest companions throughout His earthly ministry and assigned the task to carry the gospel throughout the world, having the authority of heaven as witnesses to His resurrection. Today, we focus on Bartholomew, Judas Iscariot and Matthias.
Jesus chose twelve men to discipleship and later Apostleship. They would become his closest companions throughout His earthly ministry and assigned the task to carry the gospel throughout the world, having the authority of heaven as witnesses to His resurrection. Today, we focus on James the son of Alphaeus, Thaddaeus and Simon the Zealot.
Jesus chose twelve men to discipleship and later Apostleship. They would become his closest companions throughout His earthly ministry and assigned the task to carry the gospel throughout the world, having the authority of heaven as witnesses to His resurrection. Today, we focus on Thomas and Matthew.
Jesus chose twelve men to discipleship and later Apostleship. They would become his closest companions throughout His earthly ministry and assigned the task to carry the gospel throughout the world, having the authority of heaven as witnesses to His resurrection. Today, we focus on John and Philip.
