Mountain View Bible Church

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Pointing people to Christ through the Word of God in the beautiful Monadnock region of New Hampshire.

  1. 5d ago

    Church Matters & Catechism Intro

    This service included some follow-up questions and answers from the morning message on congregationalism. It closes with an introduction of the fifth catechism question, "Who is God the Son?"

  2. 5d ago

    The Church, Christ's Body

    What does it mean to be part of the body of Christ? This message takes us deep into that question, beginning in Ephesians 1 and moving through a rich collection of Scripture to show us that the church is far more than a gathering of like-minded people. We are a congregation of priests. Drawing from 1 Peter 2 and the language of the New Covenant in Jeremiah 31, we discover that believers have been given direct access to God and his word through union with Christ. There is no mediating class standing between us and our Father. The priesthood of believers is not a footnote in church history. It is a living, breathing reality that shapes how we pray for one another, how we engage with Scripture, and how we take responsibility for our own spiritual growth. When we grasp that God has pressed his word into our hands, not just the hands of leaders, something shifts in how we see ourselves and one another. We are not passive spectators. We are a royal priesthood with authority to receive and remove members, discern and defend truth, as well as raise and recognize godly leaders.

  3. Jul 19

    Alaska Mission Team Presentation

    Mountain View Bible Church

  4. Jul 19

    Christ, the Church's Head

    In a world saturated with competing voices and layered leadership structures, Scripture presents the following truth: Christ stands as the singular, preeminent head of the church. This exploration through Ephesians and Colossians reveals that Christ's headship is not merely a title but God's gracious gift of authority designed for our flourishing. We discover that Christ holds authority over every ruler, power, and dominion—not just for today but for eternity. He uses His authority sacrificially, loving the church and giving Himself to make her holy, spotless, and blameless. This understanding transforms how we view spiritual authority—it's not oppressive but life-giving. The practical implications ripple through every area of life: we worship Him exclusively, reflect His servant-hearted authority in our own spheres of influence, and submit humbly to His direction through Scripture, even when it challenges our preferences. This isn't merely theological information but an invitation to organizational alignment—to let our lives and our church body grow progressively into the fullness of Christ's stature.

  5. Jul 12

    Come to Jesus

    In Matthew 11:28-30, we encounter one of the most tender invitations in all of Scripture: 'Come unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.' This passage reveals three powerful truths that speak directly to our weary souls. First, there's an invitation—Jesus isn't commanding us harshly, but warmly calling us to come to Him. Second, there's a promise of rest—not necessarily physical relief, but a deep refreshment of our souls. Finally, there's a paradox that challenges our understanding: Jesus commands us to take His yoke and learn from Him. His yoke becomes easy and His burden light not because life gets simpler, but because we're no longer carrying our loads alone. The God of the universe walks beside us, teaching us, guiding us, and bearing the weight with us. This message calls us to stop running to every other source for relief and instead run directly to the One who promises true rest for our souls.

  6. Jul 5

    Corporate Creedal Conduct

    This message challenges us to reconsider something we might typically overlook: how the church is led and governed matters deeply to God. Drawing from 1 Timothy 3:14-16, we discover that church leadership isn't merely an administrative detail but a crucial matter of conduct that affects how we hold up and hold out the truth of the gospel. The passage culminates in a powerful creedal statement about Christ—His incarnation, vindication, recognition, proclamation, and exaltation—showing us that proper church leadership ultimately serves to protect and promote this magnificent truth. Church government is not a dry organizational topic but an essential element of conduct in our mission of lifting high the gospel in a world desperately needing truth.

  7. Jul 5

    What Is Worship?

    What does it truly mean to worship God? This foundational exploration takes us beyond Sunday morning routines and into the heart of biblical worship. Drawing from Scripture, we discover that worship encompasses far more than singing hymns or attending services. Worship is something beautifully comprehensive: it involves our thinking, meditating, remembering, esteeming, honoring, adoring, choosing, loving, desiring, and fearing God. As we examine various definitions from Christian teachers across centuries, a powerful truth emerges: worship is declaring with our lives that God is more important than anything else to us. It's the overflow of hearts that truly love Him, expressed through both internal devotion and external action.

  8. Jun 28

    The Ministry of Maturity

    What will our legacy be? This question sets the stage for an exploration of ministry that transcends our earthly existence. Drawing from Colossians 1:28-29, we discover that true ministry isn't reserved for those with seminary degrees or official positions—it's the calling of every believer. Paul's compact yet powerful statement reveals three essential elements: the message we proclaim (Christ himself), the means by which we proclaim it (warning and teaching with wisdom), and the motive behind our efforts (presenting everyone mature in Christ). The passage reminds us that Christ is not just a topic we discuss but the very mystery that has been revealed—the Creator who holds all things together and who reconciled us through His death. Our legacy becomes eternal when we invest in people who will live forever.

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Pointing people to Christ through the Word of God in the beautiful Monadnock region of New Hampshire.

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  • Creator
    Mountain View Bible Church
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    183
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