This sermon looks at the ways Satan is trying to steal Christmas.

Today’s message is from our “Let’s Talk About” series. Today’s message is about Thanksgiving, understanding how it all began, and how we’ve lost what the Pilgrams sacrificed and died for. It also looks at how we can get back on track and be a people with a thankful heart.

As we approach Thanksgiving, today’s message looks at the lessons we can learn from a bunch of lepers on our giving thanks and our being thankful.

In Wednesday’s Word new series, “Let’s Talk About,” we’re going to be looking at some of the causes and cures for one of the number one maladies of our culture and society, and that is, stress.

Jesus makes it clear that our love for others is the cornerstone of displaying our love for God. And so, this instruction for loving one another is not so much a new commandment, as it is one that Jesus needs to refresh and re-emphasize within the minds of His followers.

Love is not just a word we use in a sentence; rather it is a lifestyle choice, or rather it’s a way of life that all believers in Jesus Christ must adhere to. Learn more about this as we explore some practical ways we work this out in our daily lives.

Today’s series, “Let’s Talk About,” looks at some practical advice about how to make relationships work.

This message is a part of the series, “Let’s Talk About.” It looks at a Christian’s thinking, and those things that we should start thinking about to transition our thoughts and transform our thinking, which includes thinking about God’s goodness, greatness, and nearness.

This sermon deals with God’s Love for us, and what that exactly looks like as we explore seven ideas and concepts about God’s love, and how God’s love is everlasting, unchangeable, without limits, sacrificial, and filled with grace.

Today’s Sermon is a message about the true nature and character of God, which is something that the church and God’s people have seem to have forgotten.

As we approach these End Times , I’d like to look at our need for something more to be able to survive and thrive in these troublous times.

Today’s message is a message of hope and revival as we look at God’s river of the waters of life that He desires to flow into and through our lives, that is, the flow of the Holy Spirit that is available to all those who believe.

Today’s message is from our End Times series and talks about the Second Coming of Christ

Today’s message is about God’s call to revival and our need as believers to have a new and fresh encounter with God, where we look at the vision of Isaiah, and Jesus’s letter to the church in Ephesus. In our study we look at our need to return to our first love relationship and repent.

Today’s Sermon is part of our “End Times Doctrines” series. Today we are looking at about what Jesus meant when He said the end of times will be like the Days of Noah.

Today’s message is a continuation of the message “God’s Call to Revival – Ezra.” This message looks at the prophetic revelations brought out by the prophets Haggai and Zechariah.

This message is a part of the Feast of Israel series. It looks at the last of the seven feast, the Feast of Tabernacles, or Sukkot.

Today’s message looks at several insights from the book of Ezra in God’s call to revival in their return to the Promised Land after the 70 years of captivity to Babylon.

“Yom Kippur,” is the Jewish High Holy Day where the Jewish people gather, fast and pray, afflicting their souls in order to receive God’s forgiveness and be placed in God’s Book of Remembrance for another year. Please take a moment and learn more about this special day in God’s calendar.

In today’s message on finding hope, we are looking at the door of hope God provides in our valleys of trouble.