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Habakkuk

Given by Arnold Hampton

We grapple with certain problems in and out of the church and we wonder why? The book of Habakkuk deals with that. The theme of the book of Habakkuk is "the just will live by faith". When faced with adversity, live by faith.

Avoiding Spiritual Pitfalls

Given by Michael Lindenberg

We need to watch for Spiritual Pitfalls that can come into our lives, here is a look at three common stumbling blocks to avoid.

How Is Your Relationship With God?

Given by Bruce Gore

Today we consider perceived advantages and disadvantages of growing up in the church. It is important for us, especially the younger among us, to consider the importance of honoring our parents, not blaming others for our problems, and carefully choosing our friends.

Revisiting Repentance

Given by Mike Beyer

This is a review of the fundamental beliefs of repentance. It looks at Jonah and the prodigal son for lessons about repentance.

Tamar: a Story We're Not Supposed to Skip

Given by Nick Slaughter

Tucked into the Joseph story is a chapter most people skip. Tamar. Awkward. Misunderstood. Uncomfortable. But the Bible doesn’t skip her—and neither should we. In this message, we step inside the world Tamar lived in: A world where covenant meant survival, where households held the power of justice and mercy, and where obligations carried the weight of generations....

Challenges for End-Time Christians

Given by Ken Treybig

God is faithful and enduring. His core values and characteristics will never change. We know He wants to add us to His family. What does He require of us in order for Him to be willing to bless us with sonship in His family forever?

Power, Pride & Humility

Given by Mike McTiernan

This sermon will take a look at power and authority through the lens of pride and humility. What does scripture say about power, and how are we expected to use the power we have been given in this life?

What it Means to be a Firstfruit

Given by Justin Adkins

As God’s Holy Days show us, there is an early harvest. Christ, the first of the firstfruits, is represented as that wave sheaf during the DUB. Then, with Pentecost, there is that wave offering… those two loaves of leavened bread… a tiny representation of the entire harvest. God starts small, and expands His Plan to include everyone.

Rizpah

Given by Arnold Hampton

Rizpah is an example of mothers, grandmothers, mothers-in-law, stepmothers who are there for their children, grandchildren and other children and who show up every day for them.