From the Pulpit

Jesus addresses his disciples concerning the destruction of the temple, signs of His return, and of the end of the world. Many things will happen to mankind which will lead to much uncertainty. Jesus declared that heaven and earth would pass away but His Words would not. The Word of God has been faithful and true throughout every generation and will remain when the heavens and earth are dissolved...

There exists another world where the Most Holy lives of which we know nothing. The gates of death connect this world. God asks of man, have the gates of death been opened unto you? The obvious answer is no and proves there are things which man does not know. We know others who have passed on are dead but what do we really know of them? Sermon by: Pastor Charles McKinney

Jesus declared unto His disciples concerning the temple that there would not be one stone left upon another. He went on to declare the signs of His coming and of the end of the world. The one thing which must be accomplished before the end will come is that the gospel will be published among all nations. Each Christian has the responsibility to proclaim the gospel. Sermon by: Assistant Pastor Bobb...

After much discussion with Job by his friends in an effort to determine the cause of why the things which happened unto him did occur, the Lord answered. The Lord did not answer the numerous reasons Job and his friends had raised. God had His own arguments which He presented. It was evident Job nor his friends could answer the Lord. His reasoning and thoughts are much higher than man's. Sermon...

How we give to the Lord reflects much about us. It reveals how we esteem the work of God and how we really feel about money. The widow gave all she had into the treasury. Jesus declared she had given more than all the rich who had cast in out of their abundance. Regardless of the size of the gift, the Lord knows what it cost you to give. Sermon by: Assistant Pastor Bobby Clark

There is much which is unknown to man and as a result we are made to continue to search and look for answers. God made each of us this way in that we may realize the answer lies outside of ourselves. Man will never find the answers until he gets saved and knows God. Sermon by: Pastor Charles McKinney

The Scribes held a position of great importance in Israel, yet the Lord told us to beware of them. By the time Jesus was upon earth, the typical Scribe did not have the character and honor of Old Testament Scribes. This underscores the danger and threat that things which began good may not necessarily remain that way if men are not willing to do that which is necessary to sustain it. Scribes in th...

There is light, yet men have an inability to see it. The failure to see light is a lack of faith. This light is the Light of Christ. The failure is not on God's part. Darkness speaks of unbelief and damnation as the Light has no appeal to lost sinners. No matter the darkness of the clouds, there is always light. Sermon by: Pastor Charles McKinney

The Scribes had said that Christ is the son of David. Jesus asked how do they say this when David by the Holy Ghost said the Lord said to my Lord. How can David call Him Lord when He is his son? The Scribes and Pharisees were not able to answer this question revealing their lack of understanding that Christ was indeed the Lord from heaven. Poor attitudes towards the things of God contributed to th...

Job had suffered like no man before. Elihu appears to instruct Job but Job knows the things Elihu speaks about. You don't have to go through something in order to instruct others. However, wisdom is gained through experience. There is a difference in one who experiences things as opposed to those who just quote things. Job said some things that were indicative of a man who was struggling and f...

Jesus was asked by a scribe what is the first commandment. Jesus answered that to love the Lord thy God with all the heart, soul, mind, and strength and thy neighbor as thyself. There is none other commandment greater than these two. The focus of saved people should be in these areas. Sermon by: Assistant Pastor Bobby Clark

All are guilty before God. He stops us so that we are aware. If God did not stop us, we would never stop on our own. It is in this life that God stops the hand and the mouth in order to prepare us for the next life. Sermon by: Pastor Charles McKinney

The Sadducees confronted Jesus concerning marriage in the resurrection. In reality, the Sadducees did not believe in the resurrection; thereby exposing their true motive as a mockery of truth and a perpetuation of their erroneous doctrine. Because men do not know the scriptures nor the power of God, they are at a disadvantage of coming to the knowledge of God. Sermon by: Assistant Pastor Bobby Cla...

God's greatness exceeds human understanding and how His teachings, revealed through scripture, creation, and the church, surpass all earthly knowledge. Sermon by: Pastor Charles McKinney

The Pharisees and Herodians tempted Jesus by asking Him a question concerning the payment of tribute money to Caesar in an effort that they might catch Him in His words. Jesus seeing their hypocrisy and lack of sincerity, answered them in such a way that they marveled at His answer. Sermon by: Assistant Pastor Bobby Clark

Many people turn to sin—such as alcohol, drugs, and entertainment—as an escape from affliction, but that affliction can be beneficial and is often used by God to strengthen faith. Affliction can bring spiritual growth and lead believers closer to God. Sermon by: Pastor Charles McKinney

Wicked men have always rejected the messengers and servants whom God has sent to reach them. The wicked also reject the only begotten Son of God. The Son, who is the stone rejected of the builders, is now become the chief cornerstone. All men have need of Jesus Christ for salvation. Sermon by: Assistant Pastor Bobby Clark

The God of love is also a God of wrath. Every unrepentant sinner should give serious consideration to: There is Wrath. Everything about God's wrath is holy and good. God is justified in His wrath. Sermon by: Pastor Charles McKinney

Job had suffered like no man before. Elihu appears to instruct Job but Job knows the things Elihu speaks about. You don't have to go through something in order to instruct others. However, wisdom is gained through experience. There is a difference in one who experiences things as opposed to those who just quote things. Job said some things that were indicative of a man who was struggling and f...

The religious leaders challenged Jesus and His authority. The works of Christ were evident His authority came from the Father in heaven. Men should take great care in not rejecting the authority of God's man and the word he speaks. Sermon by: Assistant Pastor Bobby Clark

Sin often begins as a thought before evolving into an action. Sin is each man's responsibility without the blame laid upon another. God reveals to man his sins so he can acknowledge his wrongdoing and repent. Man must acknowledge his wickedness, repent and believe on Christ for salvation. Sermon by: Pastor Charles McKinney

Forgiving is being like God. Christians are taught to forgive and are instructed to ask God's forgiveness for their trespasses as they have forgiven others. The expectation is that if they do not forgive others, God will not forgive them. When one forgives another, it sets them free spiritually, emotionally, mentally, and physically. Nothing about forgiving means a condoning of sin. Sermon by:...

Scoffers mock and ridicule the things of God. Every man has the opportunity to know God, but many refuse and instead choose a life of sin. However, they are without excuse as they have chosen to be willingly ignorant. Sermon by: Assistant Pastor Bobby Clark

The church is a place of prayer where we worship and learn of God, preach the gospel, and lead others to Christ. It is not a place of commerce, romance, entertainment, or social gatherings. Online and remote venues are not a substitute for actual church attendance. There is great value in fellowship by holding one another accountable, exhorting one another, and being subject to the discipline and...

God hates sin but does not hate the sinner. He offers salvation to mankind by the sacrifice of His Son. Every person is valued by God, and no individual is insignificant in His eyes. Sermon by: Pastor Charles McKinney