Brussels Immanuel Sunday Service Meditates on the Discipleship
On April 30, Brussels Immanuel Church offered a graceful Sunday service to God with the scripture Matthew 8:19-22 and Luke 14:26-35. This sermon, delivered by Pastor Apollos Yoon,
Sermons
Brussels Immanuel Sunday Service Meditates on the Parable of a Man Who Owed Ten Thousand Bags of Gold
On April 16, Brussels Immanuel Church offered a graceful Sunday service to God with the scripture Mathew 18:21-35. This sermon, delivered by Pastor Apollos Yoon, said
Brussels Immanuel Sunday Service Meditates on the Impossible Possibility through Philippians
On April 16, Brussels Immanuel Church offered a graceful Sunday service to God with the scripture Philippians 4:13. This sermon, delivered by Pastor Apollos Yoon, said
Brussels Immanuel Sunday Service Meditates on Jesus Refused the Wine Mixed with Myrrh
On April 2, Brussels Immanuel Church offered a graceful Sunday service to God with the scripture Mark 15:22-23. This sermon, delivered by Pastor Apollos Yoon, talked
Brussels Immanuel Sunday Service Meditates on the Parable of the Sower
On March 26, Brussels Immanuel Church offered a graceful Sunday service to God with the scripture Mathew 13:23. This sermon, delivered by Pastor Apollos Yoon, talks
Brussels Immanuel Sunday Service Meditates on the Prayer at Gethsemane
On March 19, Brussels Immanuel Church offered a graceful Sunday service to God with the scripture Mathew 26:31-46. This sermon, delivered by Pastor Apollos Yoon, reflects
Books
The New Testament and the People of God (Christian Origins and the Question of God)
Twenty years on from its original appearance, this ground-breaking first volume in N. T. Wright’s magisterial series, ‘Christian Origins and the Question of God’ still
The Farewell Discourse and Final Prayer of Jesus: An Exposition of John 14-17
Up to now, states author Carson in his Preface, what he has written on the Gospel of John was prepared for the well-trained minister or
Devotional
What Is Natural Law?
From a jail in Birmingham, Alabama, Martin Luther King Jr. discussed civil disobedience, noting that “there are two kinds of laws: just and unjust” and