Mason brings this weeks message out of Daniel 3, a familiar passage about Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego and what they were consumed by; here’s a quick hint: it wasn’t the fire. You see, they had faith long before they were facing the furnace. The fire you go through might burn you or hurt, but it […]
Richard returns this week to continue the Sing-a-Long Psalms series.
Richard brings this week’s message from Psalms 51, where David writes deeply about the depth of his transgression and his recognition of his need for forgiveness. David recognizes how he has sinned against God and that repentance is more than going through the motions and offerings. Forgiveness requires recognizing the depth fo our sins and […]
Mason brings this week’s message on being adopted into God’s family. Mason talks about the adoption process and some of the questions that may come up for parents that are looking to adopt. One question that arises is what disabilities they are willing to handle. God accepts all; there is no disqualifying disability’s that He […]
This week we are in Psalm 34 where David has a song of praise and reminds us to focus on God. David invites all who hear the Psalm to join him in magnifying the Lord. This reminds us of a familiar passage in Romans 8 where we are reminded that God works all thing for […]
We ran into a few technical difficulties this morning, but was able to capture most of this week’s sermon for you. We are in Psalm 8, where we see David praising the Creator for everything that He made and remembering even us in all of creation. Seeing creation should lead to praising the Creator.
This week Richard brings a remote message about what seems to be an often overlooked passage in Exodus 35. The Israelites had been given specific instruction on what the Lord required from the Commandments to various laws to the construction of the Tabernacle; they had been given specific tasks. In Exodus 35:30-35, we see how […]
Richard wraps up the sermon series in Joshua 8:30-35. While this passage may seem an odd place to end a series on conquering, it is a very meaningful section of scripture to understand. The Israelites had understood that they had done wrong and were being repentant for their actions. In this passage, they have recognized […]
This week Richard dives into Joshua 7, where we see God deal with the Israelites’ sin, specifically Achan’s sin of plundering from Jericho. The Israelites were directed to not take anything, yet Acahn compromised and this lead to troubles for the Israelites in future battles. The sin had to be dealt with so the Israelites […]
Larry Richardson brings this week’s message from Isaiah 53 where we take a closer look at the death of Jesus. Jesus died violently, voluntarily, visibly, victoriously, and vicariously.