Given by Mark Winner
February 11, 2023
The world seems to hold little care for contracts. People create and break them all the time. How about us? When we were baptized, we made a contract with God about how we would act and think. Are we still as committed to that contract now as we were when we first made it?
Given by Bruce Gore
February 4, 2023
We all understand the need, importance of personal Bible study. But why do we and how do we go about it? Is it random or structured? Do we study with a goal in mind? Let's strive to get more from what God wrote to us, for us.
Given by Mark Winner
January 21, 2023
How would you handle yourself if you were told that you can no longer keep the beliefs that you hold?
Given by Mark Winner
January 14, 2023
What exactly is God looking for in those who will ultimately be in His eternal family?
Given by Bruce Gore
January 7, 2023
Though the Apostle Paul endured many trials and much suffering his spiritual goals and convictions enabled him to remain strong. They are the same ones that will help us finish our spiritual journey.
Given by Jeff Yost
December 31, 2022
Conversion from human to spiritual is not a small change. It is a total change of our human-focused way of life, to a godly spiritual-focused way of life. This message looks at five ways to consider the changes we need to make in our lives.
Given by Mark Winner
December 17, 2022
Our human nature generally makes us go easier on ourselves than we do on others. We can see flaws in others easier than we can see our own flaws; this helps to inflate our pride and vanity. Ultimately, we need to be seeking to see ourselves how God sees us.
Given by Bruce Gore
December 10, 2022
Given by Mark Winner
December 3, 2022
Our human nature generally makes us go easier on ourselves than we do on others. We can see flaws in others easier than we can see our own flaws; this helps to inflate our pride and vanity. Ultimately, we need to be seeking to see ourselves how God sees us.
Given by Mark Winner
November 12, 2022
Our human nature generally makes us go easier on ourselves than we do on others. We can see flaws in others easier than we can see our own flaws; this helps to inflate our pride and vanity. Ultimately, we need to be seeking to see ourselves how God sees us.