In his missionary journeys Paul at one point had reached Athens. We know Greek culture, particularly Athenian civilization, as the cradle for the most significant developments in society, including democracy, political thought, philosophy, science, and the arts. Nevertheless, at the time of Paul’s visit, it was a pagan culture, devoid
Continue readingDear Members and Friends of IBCZ, One of the most important, awe-inspiring, yet difficult truths to grasp of the Christian faith is that, as Scripture teaches, God Himself came to us even as one of us. The one true God, who exists as God the Father, God the Son, and
Continue readingDear Members and Friends of IBCZ, Last Sunday we examined the justice and mercy of God – two wonderful attributes of God, although to see and experience their true wonder they must be held together. Justice has to do with treating people fairly by giving them what they deserve, be
Continue readingDear Members and Friends of IBCZ, For several months we have been hearing about the Festival of Thought, taking place in the Zurich area Sept. 22-28. The Festival actually kicks off at IBCZ this coming Sunday as Andy Moore, co-founder of the Festival of Thought, will bring our morning message.
Continue readingDear Members and Friends of IBCZ, The sermon last week focused on the Church at Smyrna, as found in Rev. 2:8-11. The risen Christ warned this church of coming persecution which would be more severe than what they had already been experiencing. While we are likely not facing genuine persecution,
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