Given by Zach Smith
Titus 2 addresses much of value to mothers and mother figures. But it’s the method in which this teaching is to be passed on that is instructive for all of us. This message explores the topic of mentoring in maintaining a healthy congregation.
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.
Given by James Ellis
The minor prophets Joel and Haggai both provide a vision. What shall we do with the information that this vision provides?
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.
Given by Randal Salyer
Building a personal relationship with God is important, but it should also reach into every part of our lives and how we connect with others, even those who might not know the truth. This relationship isn’t just about the individual; it’s about being part of something bigger, like a community or a "holy temple" based on...
Given by David Register
God’s Holy Spirit is the power that emanates from for God the Father and Jesus Christ. It is the most powerful force in the universe and God makes that power available to those who are called and converted. This message focuses on that power throughout the Old Testament and sets the stage for the Pentecost Holy Day.
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.
Given by Mike Blackwell
The apostle Paul says in 1 Cor. 13 that three things abide faith hope and love. To survive and grow over the long haul it is impossible to keep going without strong hope. Lose hope and you won’t endure.
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....