In the conclusion of the parable of the sower, this morning Pastor David considers the thorns and the good ground. The thorns of the cares of this life and lust of things, etc. can quench our frutifulness in the kingdom of God and therefore, we must b…

When Moses asked who would he tell the Israelites had sent him and what was his name, God answered Moses in a profound way. The name that God took for Himself is translated "I AM THAT I AM". This morning we consider the eternal essence of God and Jes…

In the first of two messages on the Parable of the Sower, Elder David Wise considers those who cannot hear the word of God since they have not been given the ears to hear. From the parable we also consider the perils and difficulties of the children o…

Visiting Minister Elder Tony Lester, brings out the perspective of the Apostle Paul from Philippians 3. We should follow Paul's example to forget those things which are behind and press forth to those things which are before us, pressing toward the ma…

The rich, young ruler came unto Jesus desiring to perform an action in his mind to earn eternal life. However, Jesus shows him that there is nothing that he can do to merit eternal life. Unfortunately, the man was unwilling to sacrifice his riches to e…

The scriptures affirm that God came into the world to save sinners, but it's also proper for us to accept and affirm that Christ came to save me individually - to save this specific sinner. Jesus is the good shepherd of the entire flock of God's sheep…

The Holy Spirit's ministry in our lives will always be to glorify Jesus Christ, so therefore when we use our spiritual gifts the end result will always be to glorify Christ. There are many different ways and administrations that those spiritual gifts …

In light of our salvation from sin, God calls on us as our reasonable service to give ourselves back to him as a "living sacrifice". But what does a living sacrifice look like and what sacrifice could I possibly render back to God when I consider God'…

There's a lot we can learn from the burden and subsequent joyful perspective of the minor prophet Habakkuk. He lived in a time where he saw the rapid decline of a godly culture and wondered aloud if God heard their prayers or cared for God any longer.…

Why do we worship on the first day of the week? The Old Testament command to observe the sabbath actually gave no provision to worship on that day, but rather to rest from work and to meditate upon the salvation of God. In the New Testament, Christ f…