Cedar Crest Bible Fellowship Church

The reality that God's law compounds our sin cannot lead to the conclusion that it is unrighteous, but rather communicates just how unrighteous we are.

Only those who have experienced the infinite forgiveness of God will be a forgiving person toward others. 

This is the process of restoration when a brother or sister is in sin. 

We should not look down on any believer, because every believer matters to God.

The humble will get in and be the greatest in the kingdom, and there will be judgment for anybody who tries to lead them astray.

Jesus came to die for our sins, reveal His and our identity, and then how to live as good citizens for gospel witness.

The goal of suffering is to drive us closer to God, who is sovereign, shepherd, savior, sufficient, and sympathetic.

Jesus welcomes our prayers but may rebuke us for our lack of faith at times. 

There are three proofs that Jesus Christ rose from the dead that, you must either receive or reject.

The last words of Christ on the cross show his compassion, suffering, and completion of redemption.

Jesus Christ is the Lord of Glory, who we should obey and trust in.

To be a true disciple, we must deny ourselves and follow Christ. 

Jesus predicts His passion, which people do not understand, and Satan tries to thwart, and then calls us to the pathway of discipleship, which involves self-denial. 

Evangelists should deeply root their ministry in the cross and wholly rely on the Holy Spirit.

We are shocked when we encounter God's holiness, but God makes a way for us to be with Him and not die.

Only the Father could reveal Jesus’ true identity to us, and it’s through preaching Christ’s identity that He will build His church.

We need the Lord's help to strengthen our faith and understanding, so that we recognize unbelief and false teaching.

God has provided Jesus Christ to intercede for us and atone for our sins.

Jesus is the all-powerful and compassionate Messiah who cares about your every need. 

Always run to Jesus in faith when you need help, no matter who you are.