Sermons

While a poor man has almost nothing, he loves God. While a rich man has almost everything, but without God it comes to nothing!

While a poor man has almost nothing, he loves God. While a rich man has almost everything, but without God it comes to nothing!

While a poor man has almost nothing, he loves God. While a rich man has almost everything, but without God it comes to nothing!

While a poor man has almost nothing, he loves God. While a rich man has almost everything, but without God it comes to nothing!

The importance of Christ and the Cross can never be exhausted.

The importance of Christ and the Cross can never be exhausted.

The importance of Christ and the Cross can never be exhausted.

The importance of Christ and the Cross can never be exhausted.

The importance of Christ and the Cross can never be exhausted.

The importance of Christ and the Cross can never be exhausted.

The importance of Christ and His Cross can never be exhausted.

gospel

preaching towards teenages

EDS 11/21/2010 Sermon

A version of 'He Lives On' with a Johnny Cash Tribute version. The song is about the basic Christian concept that Jesus did not die on the cross but rose again to everlasting life which was the message that Jesus brought to us.

Adoption by Shepherd Care reunited these 2 boys after 5 years of not having seen their siblings. We also found a family for the boys and they forever changed our lives...

At the age of 18 Bill Rudge searched for the answers to three crucial questions. He didn't think he needed Jesus Christ, but God had other plans. This challenging message was excerpted from the dedication of the Bible Discoveries Museum in April 2010. For more information visit our web site www.billrudge.org.

The Vision, a program of the Full Gospel Tabernacle of Claypool, Ralph Dotson, Pastor. Nov 3 2010. Why are some scriptured ignored? "Surely God will do NOTHING without first telling his servant, the prophet."

Who's got your back? Learn how we must work together for the kingdom of God.

This is installment #4 in our Advent series about what we expect this Christmas. On this Fourth Sunday of Advent we are challenged, like Joseph was, to make sense of something miraculous - Mary conceiving a baby while still a virgin. We worry as Joseph did about what people think. We listen to the angel tell Joseph not to be afraid and our fear is softened. In this story we learn to expect nothing less than God's own Messiah, just as the prophets foretold.