From the Pulpit

Matthew 7:15-23 (No Good Fruit) Ron Owen 4/27/25 27.04.2025 27:53 ↓

What of those who do not bear fruits of righteousness?

John 19:28-30 (It Is Finished) Ron Owen 4/20/25 Easter Service 20.04.2025 22:32 ↓

The Lord blessed us today with 3 professions of faith!

Mark 9:11-13 (The Mystery of Elijah Part 1) Ron Owen 2/23/25 23.02.2025 44:30 ↓

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Mark 9:2-10 (The Apocalypse of Jesus Christ, Part 2) Ron Owen 2/16/25 16.02.2025 43:16 ↓

Second lesson about the Mount of Transfiguration.

John 3:1-8 (Regeneration) Ron Owen 12/1/24 01.12.2024 30:46 ↓

Have you been born again? If not, consider how you can be born again? There is only one way and that's through the Holy Spirit (John 3:5; John 3:8). This is God working on your heart. Salvation comes through faith in our Savior, Jesus Christ.  Listen to Bro. Ron's insightful message on how you can be born again today.

Acts 7:39-44 (The Heartbreak of Apostasy) Ron Owens 11/24/24 24.11.2024 33:44 ↓

Apostasy is rebellion against God. Today, Bro. Ron discusses this topic through key Scriptures. Listen closely and ask yourself is your heart on Egypt or is your heart on God?

Mark 8:27-30 (Who Do You Say Christ Is?) Ron Owens 11/17/24 17.11.2024 30:36 ↓

Who is Jesus to you? How do you define Him? The Bible shows exactly who He is. If you believe what the Bible reveals about Jesus then you will not be condemned (John 3:18). This is the most crucial question you will ever face, so take the time to reflect on your response. This is your eternal life we are talking about, so we invite you to listen as Bro. Ron shares insights on the vital topic.

Mark 8:22-25 (What Does That Mean???) Ron Owens 11/10/24 10.11.2024 36:20 ↓

Today, Bro. Ron, will explore the difference between exegesis and eisegesis, highlighting why understanding this distinction is crucial for accurate biblical interpretation.

Mark 8:1-21 (Bread, Part 2) Ron Owen 11/3/24 03.11.2024 29:17 ↓

Bro. Ron continues his sermon on "Bread," exploring the biblical illustrations of leaven: In today’s sermon, we dig deeper into the concept of leaven as used in Scripture, understanding its spiritual significance through a series of illustrations. Leaven, or yeast, is often employed in biblical texts to symbolize various forces—whether positive or negative—that shape and transform.