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The Communion Service, Part 1: An Overview (Luke 22:19-20)
by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached on February 2, 2025) As we approach our 2025 Annual Meeting, when we will observe the communion service, we pause from our series on Romans to examine the Scriptural foundation for our practice of observing the communion service, commonly called the Lord’s Supper. Please join us as we try…
The Problem of Suffering
By Bro. John Morgan Owens (11/22/2020) There is no doubt that we live in a world that is cursed by sin! We see suffering all around us, especially in the day in which we live. In this comforting message, Lic. John Morgan Owens reminds us of God’s role in suffering, and where our hopes lie….
The Message Matters, Part 1 (Gal. 1:6-7)
by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached on 11/26/2023) In the Galatian letter, Paul tells the Galatians that the message matters! In fact, he says that anyone who preaches “another gospel” (which really is NOT really a “gospel”, or “good news”) should be accursed! So why does the message matter? And what is the message of…
Our Focus in 2022, Part 1 (Ps. 146)
by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached 1/2/2022) It’s hard to believe that 2022 has arrived! What should we be focused on in the New Year? In Psalm 146, the writer gives us the answer: he begins and ends the Psalm with the phrase “Praise ye the Lord!” Join us for part one of this message,…
Family Matters, Part 14: Husbands VI (Col. 3:19)
by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached on 10/8/2023) A husband is to love his wife like Christ loved the church. But what does Christ-like love look like? We have been looking at this love from a biblical standpoint, and yesterday we began to look at the ways in which this love is to manifest within…
Nehemiah Part 15: Opposition, Discouragement, and Fear II (Neh. 4:7-23)
by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached on December 4, 2024) As we began to see yesterday, external opposition often leads to internal problems. In this case, the opposition of the enemies of the Kingdom began to dishearten the Jews, so that they experienced discouragement and fear. This type of internal struggle can often be more…