by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached on April 21, 2024)
As we began to see yesterday, our life of discipleship is like a race. When running a race, we don’t burden ourselves down with weights; rather, we discard the weights so that we can run faster! Join us today as we continue looking at the race of discipleship, and learn some more about running that race with patience.
This sermon concludes our series on the early life of David. We have seen this man grow from a young boy shepherding his father’s sheep, to a champion slaying a giant, and now to the king he was anointed to be, ascending the throne of Israel. But we have also seen Saul, a constant character…
by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached on December 29, 2024) (NOTE: Although we have already posted this sermon separately, we felt it appropriate to repost it here in order to keep the order of our Exposition of Nehemiah logically flowing.) As we began to see yesterday, “rubbish” is not a problem that is relegated to…
by Elder Buddy Abernathy (preached 1/17/2021) In this sixth installment of his sermon series on “Acceptable Words,” Elder Buddy Abernathy expounds upon the ways in which our words can affect ourselves in a negative way. Isn’t it true that we often suffer because of what we say? In striving to speak “acceptable words,” we should…
by Elder Mike Rodgers (preached on 7/16/2023) In this powerful message, Elder Mike Rodgers, formerly of San Antonio Texas, takes us through the Twenty-Third Psalm. He focuses upon the Lord being our Shepherd, and shows us how He provides for us in every situation. Please join us as we explore this sweet Psalm. Download Audio…
In this message, Pastor Chris McCool recaps Part Thirteen of our series, about the Syro-Phoenician woman who came to Jesus in Mark Chapter 7, and finishes up the message. Do you think you don’t stand a chance in Jesus’ sight? This woman certainly didn’t – and yet our loving, compassionate Savior blessed her faith with…
by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached on July 9, 2023) In the first half of this sermon, we were examining the necessity of Christ’s sacrifice for our heavenly purification. The sacrifice of bulls and goats in the Old Testament was symbolic and superficial, and could NEVER put away sin, whereas the sacrifice of Christ was…
