Cedar Crest Bible Fellowship Church

A look at Job and his suffering.

Four lessons for us as we think about Jesus being numbered with us as a transgressor.

After calculating the costs, you must surrender everything to Christ in order to be His disciple.

God's course of study for believers has a clear objective and a personalized curriculum.

The unseen realm is real, powerful, and pervasive. The truth of Christ's second coming affects every aspect of discipleship.

Discipleship involves our relationships with the world, including the First Commission, the Great Commission, money, and suffering.

True disciples of Jesus Christ are concerned with their relationships with fellow believers and at home.

Understanding Gospel freedom involves looking at our identification with Christ, the filling of the Spirit, the means of grace, and self-discipline.

Understanding Gospel forgiveness involves looking at the sin problem, God's response to it, and our response to it.

What did Jesus say about being His disciple and making disciples?

Three important reminders about right and wrong as we head into the new year.

Three triumphs of Jesus Christ and two tasks for us to complete.

The Psalm of David shows us the tumult on Earth and certainty of Heaven, which points to the Son who came at Christmas.

A look at Paul's final prayer, which is God-inspired, heart-felt, and meaningful.

Three observations about life and our response to them.

Three life lessons regarding our hearts, our bodies, and our minds.

Four brief statements that capture what Paul says to Timothy near the end of his life.

Four commands that Paul gave to Timothy help give us direction for our attitudes and actions.

Four ways in which the Word of God impacts us and two reasons why the Word of God must be preached.

We believe the Bible is the Word of God, because the extraordinary uniqueness and unparalleled reliability of the Bible demands our confidence.