Given by Leon Walker
The Scriptures prove clearly that Jesus Christ is an eternal being who has always existed. He was not created. He, along with His Father, is God. At the present time, there are two beings in the one and only true God—God the Father and His Son, Jesus Christ.
Given by Joel Meeker
These important passages contain vital information that helps teens have a more successful and more joyful life.
Given by Ralph Levy
What is the gospel? Does the Church have the responsibility to preach this message of hope to the world? What is the responsibility of each member of the Church in the preaching of the message?
Given by Britton Taylor
When God alters the physical by His sprirt, a miracle has occurred. This sermon explores the role of miracles in a Christian's life.
Given by Doug Horchak
Gratitude, or thankfulness, is addressed much by God in His Word, but how important is it, really? Mankind has learned the essential nature of a grateful approach to life, and Scripture shows how needful appreciation and gratitude are in the life of a Christian.
Given by David Johnson
Most people give little thought to the problem of covetousness, but it is one of the 10 fundamental rules God gave. Why would my private thoughts be so important? Jesus told His disciples to “take heed of covetousness.” Could I be overlooking this problem in my life? And if so, what can I do about it?
Given by Britton Taylor
Jesus Christ paid the price so we can have access to the armor of God. If this is the case, it must be worn. But what price—what personal sacrifice—will we pay to wear the armor of God?
Given by Clyde Kilough
In an age where, research shows, people are becoming increasingly isolated, the directive in Hebrews 10:25 to not forsake “the assembling of ourselves together” becomes more important than ever. This message examines in depth why this verse, and those surrounding, carries such weighty meaning.
Given by Ralph Levy
Many Church members face challenges in their personal Bible study. Time is at a premium, and Bible study can at times become stale. This message presents some suggestions for keeping our Bible study alive and interesting.