Cedar Crest Bible Fellowship Church

We call today Good Friday because of the glory of the cross and the hope that is found in Christ alone due to His death on the cross.

Only the believer with a new and hungry heart for holiness will see the Lord.

Mercy matters to God and He will show mercy to those who have been merciful.

God will satisfy the person who is seeking after true righteousness with salvation and sanctification.

God will bless the humble and gentle Christian with ownership of the world.

When we sin against God, do we have a contrite heart or a proud heart?

The King will bless you abundantly if you believe what he says about us and rightly respond to Him.

The main idea of the Sermon on the Mount: Jesus tells us what is required to enter the Kingdom of Heaven and how we are to live as citizens of that kingdom.

Jesus is calling us to renounce everything and follow Him!

People must repent and trust in King Jesus, because He alone is the light who will dispel the darkness of this sin-cursed world.

Jesus must resist the devil's temptations and pass the test in order to fulfill all righteousness, and we must follow in His footsteps in order to resist the devil's temptations.

Because of the value of the message we carry, we continue on, share it, and encourage ourselves with its good news.

Entering the kingdom of Heaven requires the new birth, and that only comes through the person of Jesus Christ.

Entering the kingdom of Heaven requires new birth and the repentance of sin as one trusts in the Lord Jesus Christ.

The story of Joseph, Mary, and Jesus fleeing to Egypt shows us that because our God is faithful, we are able to trust Him.

We should respond to Jesus like the wise men did, worshipping Him with extravagant joy.

Jesus Christ came to earth to be with us.

Jesus is the Son of God who took on human flesh to save His people from their sins.

Matthew details the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, the promised Savior, Messiah, and King of the Old Testament.

Our fellowship with God affects our fellowship with one another.