by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached on 2/12/23)
In the last post, we began looking at the anchor of hope that we have in Christ. This anchor is both sure and steadfast because it is grounded upon the Solid Rock of the finished work of Jesus Christ! Join us today as we conclude this message of sweet assurance.
by Bro. John Morgan Owens (preached 1-19-22) Do we sometimes find ourselves to be miserable in this world? Misery is often the result of a lack of gratitude toward God. All good things we have ever experienced are simply merciful, undeserving gifts from God, and when the bad times come we often forget that we…
by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached on 1/25/2023) In today’s message, we continue looking at how God takes care of His Creation. His providential care for the universe displays His majesty and glory, and God points Job and His friends to this fact! Once again, our God is so great that He is the answer…
There are many things that abide in this world, most of which only abide temporarily. However, there are some things that abide eternally, most importantly the love of God for His people. Elder Lonnie Mozingo, Jr., sets forth some of those things in this comforting message from God’s word.
by Elder Luke Hagler (preached 1/30/22) In the first half of this sermon, we began to see how the wicked mock God’s children, questioning “where is thy God?” We also saw that it is God’s children who ought to be asking this question of the heathen, because the heathen’s gods are false gods! In today’s…
By Elder Buddy Abernathy In this second message on “acceptable words”, preached by Bro. Buddy Abernathy, we find that what we say is of utmost importance to God! Please join us as we learn about how we should speak from the word of God. Download Audio File
by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached on November 17, 2024) In our study of the Book of Nehemiah, we are examining Chapter three and the work that is going on to repair the walls of Jerusalem. Today, we review a little of what has gone on to this point, and then we begin looking at…
