New Song Christian Fellowship: Recent Episodes
In this message we talk about not giving in to the hypocrisy of the pharisees, the need for us to fear God, and how much God loves us-
In this message as Jesus talked with the religious leaders of his day dealing with their hypocrisy, we will talk about hypocrisy in our own lives, and how God wants us to live differently.
In this message we look at Jesus redefining the word Blessed and why it is so important for us to hear, keep, and respond to God's Word!
In this message we look at what Jesus taught after casting out a demon when the crowd responded by either marveling or accusing him of casting out demons in satan's power. We also talk a lot about division.
In this message we look at the second half of the message four marks of a healthy church.
In this message we begin looking at the four marks of a healthy church. This week we look at the first two.
In this message we finish looking at the Sanders test and focus on how Prophecy proves the authenticity of the Bible.
In this message we begin to look at Jesus' teaching on persistent prayer after he taught us how to pray.
In this message we continue to look at the Sanders Bibliographical Test the Historicity and Reliability of a historical document. Specifically the Bible.
In this message we begin to look at the Sanders Bibliographical Test the Historicity and Reliability of a historical document. Specifically the Bible.
In this message we finish our study through the Lord's prayer looking specifically at the doxology of the Lord's Prayer recorded in the book of Matthew for us.
In this message we talk about the phrase in the Lord's Prayer where we ask God to lead us away from temptation and to deliver us from the evil one.
In this message we look at the phrase give us this day our daily bread from the Lord's Prayer and how this speaks to so much more than just eating.
In this message we continue to explore the Lord's Prayer looking at the phrase your kingdom come and your will be done.
In this message we begin looking at the Lord's Prayer in Luke. We start by talking about our Father in Heaven and how we need to hallow His name-
In this message we will study the account of Mary and Martha where Martha was distracted and Mary had chosen the better part that Jesus would not take away from here.
We continue to study the book of Ecclesiastes looking at Solomon's difficulties with life leading towards the end of the book where he concludes that we are to fear God and keep His commandments.
In this message we look at the Parable of the Good Samaritan and the implications of what Jesus' taught us.
In this message we continue exploring Solomon's musings, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, of what life without God is really like.
In this message we look at Jesus' perspective shift when the seventy return from their mission trip. Yes, we have authority over demons but what is so much more important is joy in our salvation.
In this message we continue to look at Solomon's insight into life apart from God and the importance of seeking after God.
In this message we are looking at Jesus sending out the 70 with his instructions, and in such his statement that the harvest is abundant but the workers are few.
In this message we explore the first three chapters of Ecclesiastes focusing on what life is like when we ignore God and do whatever we want.
In this message we revisit the cost of discipleship as Jesus teaches us more about what it means to follow Him.
In this message we look at Jesus being rejected by a Samaritan village and James and John wanting to call down fire on them.
In this message we talk about being who God created us to be and the importance of learning from Scripture.
In this message we study 2 Kings 14 and look at more strife between the northern and southern kingdoms.
In our Resurrection Sunday Message we look at Jesus encounter with the two men on the road to Emmaus.
In this Good Friday message we explored the seven statements Jesus made from the cross.
In this message we will look at the Triumphal Entry of Jesus, presenting Himself to the nation of Israel, and all of us, as the Messiah, the Savior-
In this message we will look at Jesus teaching against division in the church and the importance of unity among believers.
In this message we return to the northern kingdom and explore the next king and the death of Elisha.
In this special message, after one of elders shared his testimony, we looked at the hope of heaven and our mission to reach the lost for Christ-
In this message we see the short lived reforms of Jehoash the king and how quickly he went downhill.
In this special message we look at the qualifications and calling of an Elder for the church as we prepared to install a new Elder here at New Song.
In this message we launch into true greatness in the Kingdom of God after the disciples argue about who will be the greatest.
In this message we look at Jesus healing a demoniac at the request of his father as they come down from the mount of transfiguration. We talk about compassion, community, honesty in prayer, growing in faith, and more.
After the death of Ahab in Israel and Ahaziah in Judah Ahaziah's mother Athaliah takes the throne by murdering all her grandchildren but, by God's grace she misses one, and Jehoida the Priest makes Joash king at 7 years old.
In this message we will look at the fulfillment of God's promise to destroy the family of Ahab. He does so by the hand of Jehu-
In this message we look at the Transfiguration of Jesus Christ and the implications of what that means for us.
In this message we explore if there is anything worth giving up our soul for and how we must lose our lives to save them but if we try to save our souls we will lose them.
In this message we begin to explore the cost of discipleship by looking at Jesus' command to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Him.
In this message we see the death of Ben-Hadad at the hands of his servant Hazael, which Elisha predicted. Then we see Jehu anointed king and the beginning of the end of Ahab's house including the death of Jezebel.
In this message Jesus asks His disciples the most important question any of us can be asked and by God's grace Peter provides us with the correct answer.
In this message we look at more of Elisha's ministry specifically his dealings with the Syrian military and God's deliverance of Israel from a Syrian siege.
In this message we explore the event when Jesus fed the 5000 men -probably 10 to 15000 people-. We talk about being obedient to the commands of God, not making excuses and freely giving to others what we have freely received from God through Jesus.
In the last message for 2023 we talk about R.A. Torrey's prescription for Revival in the church. This is part of our vision and mission as a church for 2024.
For the last week of Advent on Christmas Eve we will study the experience of the Shepherds and their changed lives.
In this message we look at Jehoram the younger brother of Ahaziah both who were sons of Ahab. We will see the war between Israel and Moab. Then in chapter 4 we look at Elisha and the Shunamite woman.
In this message we look at the wisdom of the Magi who came to find a King and discovered an unexpected Messiah.
In this message we delve into Ahab's kids and we will see Elijah taken up to heaven and Elisha taking his mantle as the prophet to Israel.
In this message we focus on why Christmas was necessary by looking at the fall of humankind in Genesis 3. However, not long after the fall God gave the promise of the seed of the woman, a prophecy of the virgin birth.
In this message we see the end of Ahab's reign upon his death. We will talk about spiritual warfare, surrender to God, and a few other nuggets from this chapter.
For the first Sunday of Advent we are spending time looking at the name of Jesus and all that it means to us.
In this message we look at Jezebel killing Naboth so Ahab could have his vineyard. Then the Lord sends condemnation upon Ahab and he repents.
In this message we continue talking about being equipped to love and we will focus on how our relationship with God is more important than miracles and the need for rest.
In part 1 of this message we begin looking at Jesus equipping the 12 to send them out on mission.
In this message we look at two wars between Israel and Syria and God's victory for His people.
In this message we will study the desperate faith of Jairus for his daughter, and the woman with the issue of blood. We will spend some time looking at just how loved we are.
After Elijah's victory in God in chapter 18 Jezebel threatens to kill him and Elijah has a lapse in faith and runs for it.
In this message we will see Jesus deal with a Legion of demons saving the man who was tormented by them.
In this message we see the account of Elijah and the prophet's of Baal. God brings great victory and ends the drought.
In this message we finish our study in Mark 13 and in so doing focus on what God wants for us while we wait for Jesus Return. We keep our eyes on Him, we watch, pray, and are ready-
Today we will look at the beginning of Elijah's ministry and the miraculous provision of God for the prophet and how He used Elijah to raise a boy from the dead.
In the second message of this series we will focus on the Rapture of the church. We will look at the different views of the rapture and talk about why we believe in a per-tribulation rapture.
Tonight we begin to see the succession of kings in the northern and southern kingdoms. We will study the wickedness of the kings and violent regime changes.
In light of recent events in Israel we are taking a couple of weeks to look at Jesus' teaching on the end times. Today we finished up by focusing on Daniel's prophecy in chapter 9.
Tonight we look at Jeroboam's utter failure in creating false gods for Israel to worship. Then God sends a man of God to rebuke Jeroboam and then one of the most interesting accounts in 1 Kings takes place.
Today we looked at the disciples waking Jesus up when He was asleep in the boat during a storm. This leads to the question Jesus asked them, and asks us, where is your faith--
In this message we look at the splitting of the kingdom under Solomon's Son Rehoboam. We spend some time talking about the sovereignty of God and free will of human beings.
In this message we focus on Jesus exhortation that His family are those who hear the Word of God and obey it.
In this message we look at the end of Solomon's life and reign and how his lusts turned his heart away from God and the consequences that came from that.
In this message we focus on Light, how God is light, how Jesus is the light of the world and how we are to reflect that light.
In our message tonight we look at God's second appearance to Solomon and His promise to be with Solomon and his descendants as well as the warning of what will happen if they stop following Him. We also look at the visit of the Queen of Sheba and Solomon's crazy wealth.
In this message we look at the most important parable in the Bible the parable of the sower. We begin with a lesson in biblical interpretation.
In this message we look at ministry, We explore Jesus ministry of preaching the Gospel, the importance of not ministering alone, and women in ministry.
In this message we will cover the building of Solomon's Temple and look at how Jesus fulfills the Temple.
In this message we explore the account of Jesus having a meal at Simon the Pharisee's house when a woman comes to Him in worship and repentance.
In this message we see John the Baptist send his followers to ask Jesus if He was indeed the Messiah. This moved forward as Jesus talked about John the Baptist and rebuked those who had not listened to John.
In this message we see Solomon asking God for wisdom to rule the nation of Israel, then he gets a chance to show that wisdom. Then Solomon's government is laid out for us.
Jesus resurrects the son of the widow of Nain. Throughout this message we focus on the life giving message of the gospel and the resurrection life we can have in Jesus.
In this message we will explore practical biblical principles to help us to avoid sin. We will be looking at Scripture from Matthew 4 and 5, Genesis 3, 1 John 2, James 5, and Romans 12.
Today we will be looking at Jesus healing the Centurion's Servant and the importance of faith.
In this message we focus on David's final instructions to Solomon and how Solomon carried those instructions.
In this message we go through an introduction to the book of 1 Kings and we study chapter 1 where Solomon becomes King.
In this message we begin exploring how we are created for a purpose by God. Today we focused on Salvation and being a new creation in Christ and how each person who is alive has been created for a purpose. Next week we will look at how we discover His purpose for us.
This week we look at Jesus' teaching on the importance of obedience and what obedience means to the believer. Obedience stems from hearing the Word of God and putting it into practice in our lives.
In the final message from 2 Samuel we will see David causing a census in Isreal and the consequences that come with that. We will talk about David's repentance and his heart as a shepherd king.
Today we move into talking about the evidence of our relationship with Jesus, known as Fruit. We will talk about good and bad fruit and how good fruit is produced in our lives.
Tonight we will look at David's song of Praise in chapter 22 and the recording of David's mighty men and their exploits in chapter 23.
In this message we begin looking at a section of the Sermon on the Plain where Jesus talks about the blind leading the blind, becoming like our master, the speck and log in the eye and the fruit or evidence of your lives that you are following Jesus.
Today we will talk about the principle of sowing and reaping while looking at judgement and condemnation, forgiveness, and giving.
In this message we see another rebellion against David and Joab committing another murder. After this we study a famine in Israel and then the destruction of the giants related to Goliath.
In this message we focus on loving our enemies, an attitude and action that is the exact opposite of what the world teaches us- We will look at the golden rule as well.
Tonight we will look at the conclusion of the account of Absalom's rebellion with Absalom's death and David's return to Jerusalem as King-
Today we began the Sermon on the Plain a message Jesus gave with a lo of similarities to the Sermon on the Mount recorded for us in Matthew 5-7. Today we look at the blessed-s- or beatitudes and their contrary woes.
We continue to work through 2 Samuel as the conflict between David and Absalom continues to worsen. We will also look at the sovereignty of God-
Jesus gets alone with His Father, prays with intentionality, and then chooses His 12 apostles. We cover that and a few more things in this message from the Gospel of Luke.
In this message we look at two scenes from two different Sabbath days, one where the disciples were eating grain, and one where Jesus heals a man's withered hand.
In this message we look at Absalom returning to Jerusalem but David's stubbornness delaying their reunion. Once David does receive Absalom we get into Absalom's plot to overthrow his father.
In this message we will look at the dinner that Jesus had at Levi's home after calling him to follow. Jesus makes three statements during this dinner that are important for us to study.
We begin to see the consequences of David's sin take form in this horrible action committed by David's son Amnon against his sister Tamar and Absalom's response.
Jesus came to Matthew's tax booth and said -Follow me- and Matthew followed Him. Today we are going to talk about the same call that we all have, to follow Jesus.
We spend this entire message, with the exception of a few verses at the end of chapter 12, dealing with David's adulterous affair with Bathsheba, the murder he committed to cover it up, and God's rebuke through Nathan and pronouncement of the consequences.
He is Risen- He is Risen Indeed- Today we celebrate the greatest day in Human History -so far- as we study the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
In our Good Friday message we studied the crucifixion of our Lord and what that truly means for us.
In this message we explore the Last Supper when Jesus spoke of establishing the new covenant by His coming sacrifice.
In this message we focus on the four friends who brought the paralytic to Jesus by tearing a whole in the roof. Jesus demonstrates His power and authority to forgive in response to the thoughts of the religious leaders who were there.
In this message we draw parallels between David's kindness to Jonathan's son Mephibosheth and Jesus love and kindness for us.
Today we look at the compassion of Jesus as He heals a leper. Then we delve into the topic of healing from a biblical perspective.
In this message we focus on God's promise to David to build him a house, a reference to the Messiah coming through David's line.
While teaching on the shores of Galilee Jesus calls His first disciples as recorded for us in Luke. The call to follow Him is for all of us.
In this message we looked at David moving the Ark of God into Jerusalem and spent some time talking about worship-
In our message we looked at Jesus rebuking multiple demons, healing a multitude of people, and teaching with authority that astonished those who were hearing him.
In our continuing study through the Bible we are in 2 Samuel and will be looking at Ishbosheth's murder and David finally becoming King over all Israel. As well as the conquest of Jerusalem.
In the first half of this message we will focus on Jesus reading and being the fulfillment of this prophecy from Isaiah 61-1-3. In this passage Jesus reveals that He is the Messiah who came to set us free from our sins.
Tonight we study the defeat of Jericho by God's power and miraculous hand. Then we see the first defeat of Ai because of the sin in Israel, once that is dealt with God gives victory to Israel over Ai and pronounces the blessing and cursing related to the law from Mt. Ebal and Mt. Gerizim as commanded in Deuteronomy.
Where do wars and fights come from among us- James explains it is often by the pursuit of our own selfish desires. The solution is humble submission to God. We will explore all of this and more in this message.
In our continuing journey through the Bible we are now in Joshua and in this message we see Israel crossing over the Jordan as God miraculously stops the flow of the river as well as the celebration of passover and a few other important aspects of this portion of Joshua.
In chapter 1 of James we were told to ask for wisdom when we need it and God would give it to us liberally and without reproach when we ask without doubting. Today James tells us what that godly wisdom looks like.
In this message we begin the book of Joshua with an introduction to the book and a look at Joshua taking over the leadership of Israel, God's encouragement to Joshua to be strong and of good courage. We also see the spies going to Jericho and Rahab protecting them.
In this message we talk about the fact that those who are called to teach the Word of God will receive a stricter judgment for their teaching and life. Then we dive into the untamed tongue and the importance of our speech to others and about others.
As we finish the book of Deuteronomy and the Pentateuch we are studying the song of Moses, Moses farewell blessings over the tribes of Israel and the record of Moses' death.
In this message we explore the passage of James where we are told that faith without works is dead. We will talk about what that means to us and what we should be doing with our faith-
Moses is nearing the end of His life and is giving the final instructions he will give to the nation of Israel. Tonight we explored the importance of the Spirit's illumination of the truth, the need to be obedient to God, the foolishness of thinking that sin has no consequences and more.
Everyone has favorite people in their lives. But showing favoritism is not what God wants us to do. He wants us to live lives that reflect our faith in Christ. That is what we will be talking about today.
As we move through Deuteronomy we focus on having our whole lives as an act of worship to God. Then we explore curses and blessings based on our obedience to God.
Be quick to hear, slow to speak, and, slow to wrath. Be doers of the Word and not hearers only. So much good and practical teaching in this section of James 1. We continue to look at how we are to grow in our spiritual maturity and live out our faith in Christ.
Tonight as we continue to explore the entire Bible we are in Deuteronomy and talking about various laws that the Lord was giving to the nation of Israel. We focus on purity and marriage.
In this message we talk about the importance of glorying in our trials as God is purifying us and how we endure temptation, noting that God does not tempt us but has given us everything we need to be whole in Christ.
This week we review a multitude of laws in the second law giving of Deuteronomy like the cities of refuge, fairness in judgement, laws concerning war, sexual morality, unsolved murders, female slaves, and loving our neighbors.
As we begin our journey through the book of James we will look at a book introduction today and will talk about how trials produce patience, and our need to ask God for wisdom in faith, without doubting, knowing that God will give us this wisdom bountifully and without reproach-
As we move through Deuteronomy we will be looking at the importance of Israel being set apart, the rules set out for kings in Israel and we will spend some time talking about Moses' prophecy concerning Jesus Christ.
In the last message of the Christian Atheist series we look at how we may believe in God but we don't fully trust Him with every aspect of our lives. What do you need to let go of and trust God with all you are-
Continuing in Deuteronomy we are going to look at worshiping God His Way, in Spirit and Truth, the importance of avoiding idols, rejoicing in the Lord, living our lives differently from the world, and a review of some of the laws and festivals.
As we take on week 3 of our Christian Atheist series we are looking at those who want to believe in God, they want the benefits of salvation in Christ but don't want to follow Him wholeheartedly, without any sacrifice. Those who are satisfied with being lukewarm, apathetic, and Jesus will have none of it.
Blessing and Curse, the choice is ours. In this message we see Moses warning the people to not believe they had earned the land to not forget God and to keep the law and be obedient to all that God says. We look at a review of some of Israel's disobedience and the importance of taking heed so we don't fall into sin.
A Christian Atheist is a person who believes in God but lives like they don't. This week we talk about the person who believes in God but does not fear Him. The person who has a form of godliness but denies it's power and practices some form of customized Christianity.
In a special mid-week message we are talking about being free from bitterness. The Lord laid this message on the heart of our pastor to share with the congregation as He wants to bring healing and forgiveness from bitterness to our lives.
In our opening series of 2022 we are using Life.Church's series Christian Atheist to talk about not just believing in God but living our lives accordingly. We begin by talking about the importance of knowing Him and knowing Him well.
In chapters 7-8 of Deuteronomy Moses is speaking to Israel to obey God's commands, to utterly destroy the nations in the land, and he warns them not to forget God when things are going well. We also talk about how our real life is the spiritual life, how we are chosen in God's love, and the blessings of obedience.
In the first of two messages we are talking about our Vision and Mission for the New Year by celebrating all that God has done in 2021. To Him be all the glory-
For our Christmas Eve celebration we talk about Jesus the Word that became flesh and dwelt among us.
In our fourth week of Change Your World for Advent we are talking about our come and see ministry. We are to point people to Jesus, bring people to Jesus, be witnesses to what we have seen and know, and live out our testimony all for His glory-
In our journey through the Bible we are studying Deuteronomy 4-6 in this message. We spend time talking about the importance of not messing with God's Word and being obedient to His Word by the power of the Holy Spirit. We also review the 10 Commandments and look at the Shama, the prayer of Israel- We also talk about spiritual strength.
We cannot change what we don't or won't see. Once we see it we are responsible for it. In our third week of Advent as we look at how God has called us to change our world we are looking at the importance of opening our eyes to the world around us that God is calling us to change.
In this message we started the book of Deuteronomy looking at the beginning of Moses farewell speech to the nation of Israel before they entered the land. In this message Moses tells the people to enter into the land God has promised and begins to remind them of what God has already done.
In the second week of our Advent 2021 series we continue to look at how Jesus came to change THE world so He could use us to change OUR world. This week we look at our spheres of influence.
In this message we finish the book of Numbers looking at the tribes who wanted to stay on the other side of the Jordan River, the cities given to the Levites, and a review of inheritance laws.
For this Advent season we are talking about how Jesus came to change THE world so He could use us to change OUR world. Today we talk about adding value to others as we begin a series based on John Maxwell and Rob Hoskin's book Change Your World.
In the second part of our series on Honor we are going to look at Who we honor and How we honor them, with God of course being first, honoring others, and then speaking of specific groups we should honor and how we honor them.
In our continued journey through the Bible we are looking at six chapters of Numbers tonight where we will see the second census of the people, inheritance laws, reminders of the offering and sacrifices they were to make and Israel's vengeance on Moab at God's command.
In this short two part series borrowed from Church of the Highlands, we talk about honor and the importance of honoring God and honoring others. This week we look at why we honor, next week we will look at who and how we honor-
In this message we look at the serpents God sent among the Israelites for their complaining and sin, then we look at the whole account of Balaam and Balak, including Balaam's talking donkey, prophecies and blessings, and the outcome of Balaam's advice to Balak.
As we conclude the book of Romans we look at the importance of community, unity in the church, obedience, the need to avoid division, and Paul's benediction to the church in Rome.
In this message in Numbers we look at the rebellion of Korah, the budding of Aaron's Rod, the duties of the priests, offerings for the priests, and from the priests, as well as a look at the law of the red heifer and Moses' getting angry and striking the rock for water when God told him to speak to the rock.
In Romans 15 we look at how we have been and are being transformed into a community in Christ. A community that bears one another's burdens, encourages one another, and glorifies God together.
Numbers continues as we look at the rebellion of the people and their refusal to enter the land God promised them. Only Caleb and Joshua spoke up among the spies. God gives them a consequence of 40 years of wandering. We will also look briefly at a review of some of the laws.
As we continue to look at what we have been transformed to as followers of Christ, today we look at being transformed for liberty and the necessity to not allow our liberty to cause others to stumble or fall in their faith. We will note that everything that is not from faith is sin-
In this message we look at the beginning of complaining against God and against Moses. We see the importance of humility and the value of trusting God in our circumstances.
In what area of your life is spiritual apathy taking over- Are you loving your neighbor the way God wants you to- Are you living your life the way God wants you to- We will address these issues as we continue to look at the application of Romans while discussing how love fulfills the moral law.
In our journey through the Bible we are looking at Number 6-10 tonight and taking time to explore the Priestly blessing and the grace of God in the Old Testament, and the the Levites being given wholly over to God, as well as a few other aspects of these amazing chapters.
Are we as Christians supposed to submit to our government- Yes- Are there any exceptions to this mandate- Yes as well. Today we explore those questions.
We delve into the book of Numbers in this study. Tonight's focus on The arrangement of the camp, the census of those who could go to war, and we look at the importance of confession.
In our continuation of Roman we begin to look at what we are transformed to do as followers of Christ. Today we are focusing on being transformed to serve, transformed to love, and being transformed to unity in Christ-
In this message we finish up Leviticus, reviewing the feasts of the Lord, looking at the Year of Jubilee and spending some time looking at God's promise to bless the people when they obey and the consequences for not.
Moving forward in Leviticus we are looking at more of the levitical laws like laws dealing with sexual immorality, a plethora of laws for basic good behaviors and so forth.
We are moving into the next stage of the book of Romans. Chapters 1-11 were all theology, and in chapters 12-16 Paul gives us the practical application of the Word. We are focusing on not conforming to the world but being transformed by the renewing of our minds.
As we move forward in Leviticus we spend time in this message on the laws concerning leprosy and God's arrangement for the miraculous. We also briefly discuss the laws of bodily discharges. We spend most of our time on Yom Kippur or The Day of Atonement.
In this message we look at God's plan for the nation of Israel and how Israel's reconciliation will mean life for the world. In this message we spend some time on the issue of eternal security and the issue og replacement theology.
Here we continue in the book of Leviticus looking at Moses anointing Aaron and his sons for the ministry, the beginning of that ministry, two of Aaron's sons sinning before the Lord and paying the consequence of it. We tied off the study with a look at dietary laws and the laws for the cleansing of a woman after she gave birth.
In our message from Romans 10 we look at the complimentary side of God's sovereignty, which is the free will of human beings. We not only discuss these two things, but also how they work together, as well as how God is certainly smarter than us and that's ok for us to accept. We also talk about the Word of God as logos and rhema, and apply our need to be people of the Word-
In our first message in Leviticus we survey the first 7 chapters of the book making connections to how Jesus is the fulfillment of the Old Testament Sacrificial system.
As we move through Romans we are looking today at Paul's burden for the nation of Israel and the sovereignty of God in relation to Israel's election and rejection of Jesus.
As we finish up the book of Exodus in this message we look at the actual building of the Tabernacle and God's blessing upon it as He fills the Tabernacle with His presence and glory.
As we close out Romans 8 we are blessed to talk about how there is nothing that can stand against us as followers of Christ and nothing can separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus. We finish up with the amazing victory that is ours in Christ.
As our journey through the Bible continues, we are looking at Moses intercession for the people of God as he seeks for God's presence to go with them as they move forward and into the promised land.
Romans 8 is such a rich place to be. Today we continue by looking at how the Spirit intercedes for us and how that intercession leads to all things working out for our good according to the will and purpose of God.
In our journey through Exodus we are continuing tonight with implements of the tabernacle, including how to make the incense and anointing oil, and God's call on the artisans who would do the work. We top it off in chapter 32 with the making of the golden calf as Israel sinned.
Our journey through the Bible is currently in Exodus and tonight we are looking at more pieces to the tabernacle and the priestly garments.
As we continue in the book of Romans we are looking today at our eager waiting for the return of Jesus- Maranatha-
In this message Moses worships God on the mountain with Aaron, his sons, and 70 of the elders and then begins receiving instructions from God concerning the Tabernacle and the implements and furniture of the Tabernacle.
In this message we continue in Romans 8 and the importance of being led by the Spirit of God and the reality of our adoption as children or God.
In this message in Exodus we look at the continuation of the judgments and statutes God have to Moses on Mt. Sinai.
Today we moved into Romans 8 where we look at our life in the Spirit instead of life in the flesh. This is the beginning of the Mount Everest of Romans in Chapter 8. We hope you are blessed-
In our continued journey through the Bible we look at Exodus 19-20 in this message with a focus on the 10 commandments.
The law is good, we know this from our last message in Romans 7. In this message we are looking at why we do what we do, even when we don't want to.
In this message we look at God providing bread from heaven in the Manna, Water from the Rock, and Jethro's advice to Moses about leading the people of Israel.
In this message we look at the beautiful fact that because of our identification with Christ we have been freed from the law, and the proper use of the law.
In this message we celebrate Father's Day by finishing a two-part series we started on Mother's Day. Today we are talking about Biblical submission and what that is meant to look like in the context of a loving marriage.
In our continued journey through the book of Exodus and the Bible as a whole we are looking at the institution of the Passover, the death of the firstborn, and the Exodus from Egypt in this message.
In today's message we look at the fact that we cannot abuse God's grace and use His grace as an excuse to sin. Instead we must choose whom we will serve. Will we serve Jesus leading to a righteous life or sin leading to death-
As we continue through the Bible we find ourselves in Exodus 8-10 for this message looking at the plagues in Egypt and the way in which God showed His superiority to all the false gods of Egypt.
In our continuation through the book of Romans we are looking at the contrast today between what Adam brought into the world, death, and what Jesus brings into the world, which is life.
In this message we see Moses and Aaron's first interactions with Pharaoh and the first plague sent upon Egypt by God.
Our focus in this message is that we have been reconciled to God through Jesus Christ our Lord. He did everything that could be done to save us when we didn't have any strength at all to save ourselves-
As we continue through the book of Exodus we look at God calling Moses to deliver the children of Israel from the burning bush, revealing Himself as the I AM and helping Moses to overcome his hesitation to go.
In this message we continue spending time looking at the grace of God in the book of Romans. We also spend some time talking about how trials help us grow-
In this message we continue our journey through the Bible as we begin the book of Exodus with an introduction to the book and the first two chapters-
In this message we are continuing to look at the faith of Abraham as our example and our encouraged to believe in God for the impossible, even when the rest of the world, or our own hearts tell us not to. We can trust His promises and rest in His grace.
In our final message from Genesis we look at Jacob's prophetic poem over his sons, his death and burial, as well as, Joseph's reiteration of his forgiveness for his brothers, and Joseph's death as we finish off the book of Genesis.
In the first of a two part message series -the second half will be on Father's day- we are talking about husbands and wives and what the Bible tells us about the two rules for husbands and wives that husbands are to love their wives and wives are to submit to and respect their husband. This time as a gift for the mom's I pick on the husbands.
In these chapters Jacob-Israel makes his journey to Egypt, is reunited with his son Joseph, and blesses Joseph's sons claiming them as his own. We also see Joseph's handling of the continued famine and set ourselves up to finish Genesis next week.
In this message we look at Joseph's reunification with his brothers and the amazing work of God on their behalf.
In this message we begin looking at Abraham as our example of faith, where we are saved by faith through grace, no works involved so we cannot boast.
In this message we look at the account of Judah and Tamar, the only information we get about Joseph's family while he is in Egypt. Then we return to Joseph and look at him being falsely accused, imprisoned, forgotten, and then exalted in God's timing.
In this message we look at the passage that explains that we are saved by faith through grace alone maybe better than any other passage in all of the New Testament.
In this message we look at the chapter where Dinah is violated by Shechem, and then move into the beginning of the account of Joseph with his brothers selling him into slavery.
In this message we look at how we are all sinners, it is part of our nature, and we act on that nature. Being great sinners, who cannot save ourselves, we need a great Savior and He is Jesus our Lord.
In this message we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ and focus on what the reality of the resurrection and what the most glorious event in history -until He returns- means for each of us.
In this Good Friday message we explore the crucifixion of Jesus and not only are we looking at what He did, but why He did it for all of us.
In this message one of our Elders takes us through Jesus Prayer in the Garden and arrest leading to His crucifixion. This message offers the importance of prayer for all of us.
In our second Easter Week message we are looking at the Last Supper where Jesus instituted Communion and we spend our time looking at the significance of the events of that night.
In the first message of Easter week we are looking at Jesus triumphal entry into Jerusalem where He presents Himself as Messiah to the nation of Israel and His followers worship Him.
In this message we look at Jacob fleeing from Laban, his wrestling with God, and his reunification with Esau after 20 years. We focus on the importance of the eternal over the temporary and Jacob's surrender to God and the changing of his name to Israel.
In this message we look at how God is true, faithful, and righteous and we focus on the importance of God's Word in our lives.
As we continue moving through Genesis we are looking at Rebekah and Jacob's deception of Isaac so Jacob could get the blessing, and then Jacob encounter with God in Bethel, and Jacob marrying Leah and Rachel and having a bunch of kids while working for Laban in Haran.
Much of chapter 2 is helping us to see the importance of not being hypocritical. In this message we look at the heart issue of our relationship with Jesus, avoiding all hypocrisy and thereby living an authentic life in Christ.
In this portion of Genesis we look at Abraham's servant getting a bride for Rebekah, Abraham's death, Jacob and Esau's birth, and some other wonderful parts in this section of Genesis.
In this message one of our elders, John Ritchie, gives an encouraging message about focusing our sight, our thoughts and our lives on Jesus as a prescription for worry-
In this message we dive into Genesis chapter 20-23 where we look at Abraham and Abimelech, Isaac's birth, Abraham's faithfulness and obedience when he is called to sacrifice Isaac, and Sarah's death. There is so much in these chapters including the gospel in Genesis 22.
We have no excuse to judge because we ourselves are all sinners. However, it is the goodness of God, who shows no partiality, to lead us to repentance and the full and abundant life He has for us.
In this message we are looking more at Abraham, how he had Ismael with Hagar, the sign of the covenant of circumcision, Abraham interceding for Sodom and Gomorrah, and Lot's escape from Sodom and Gomorrah. A lot to consider in these four chapters.
The good news that is the Gospel is so good because we know what the bad news is. In this message we are talking about sin and how clearly the Bible outlines sin for us. We do not get to impose our opinions on the Bible but the Bible forms our opinions and worldview. We obey and listen to God it's not the other way around.
In this message we begin looking deeper into the life of Abram -before he became Abraham- and his relationship with the Lord. Specifically, we spend time looking at the fact that Abraham was justified by faith just like we are.
Not really a Valentine's Day message, but today we turn to Romans 1 verse 18 and we are talking about the wrath of God being revealed against a world that has rejected God's truth. We have a choice as to what or who we worship, what or who we believe, and that choice should be, must be the One True God-
In this message we begin by looking at the table of nations in chapter 10, then we talk about the Tower of Babel and the disbursement of the nations. We finish off by getting into the life of Abram.
Today we spend our time exploring the theme of Romans that we are not ashamed of the gospel of Jesus which is the power of God for salvation to those who believe.
In this message we finish off looking at the flood of Noah, while exploring the amazing evidence for a world wide flood. We are glad you are here to join us for our journey through the Bible.
In our journey through the Bible we continue with Genesis chapters 4-6 and look at Cain's murder of Able, the genealogy in chapter 5, and we look at Noah and God's instructions for the Ark.