Beacon of Hope

I Corinthians 3 is very specific about what the foundation is, what it is for and what our responsibility is regarding building thereon

Great deeds, great need, great misunderstandings, great advice, great pride, great awakening, great humility, great deliverance, great gratitude, great understanding and great foolishness are all in II Kings Chapter 5

Although “Babes” in Christ and yet carnal, the Corinthian church was not a new church when the text of I Corinthians 3 was given. They had been believers long enough to be mature yet they were still babies.

The message given to Paul by God for the Corinthians was a message of faith in the power of god and not the wisdom of men.

After he was crucified, Jesus showed Himself alive by many infallible proofs.

The Corinthians had a standing, a striving, a security and a sanctification that we can see in our own lives.

The relationship of Naomi, Ruth and Orpah along with an understanding of Romans chapter 12 will guide the child of God into the path that leads to healthy, strong and Godly relationships

The events surrounding the garden of Gethsemane serve to identify and warn of the nature of being truly offended.

This message deals with teaching in the sense that great commission given in Matthew 28:19 - 20 contains both the word “teach” and “teaching”. Many people falter at being a witness for Jesus because they “don’t know where to start’” or they “don’t know where to begin”. Four powerful Bible examples are given to show us “where to begin”

A strong Biblical view of what living faith looks like from Hebrews chapter 11.

The Meaning, the Manifestation, the Motivation and the Menace to be a living sacrifice is thoroughly and Biblically explained.

May the slight folly of a busy preacher teach us not to miss the good things God has for us along life’s path!

Biblical Christian Unity has an origin, an aspect, maintenance and benefit. Learn of all these in clear understandable language.

The book of Corinthians shows what a great heritage, potential and responsibility we have as God’s people.

What most people refer to as a church is a congregation, a gathering of church members and the actual church of God, purchased with His blood. The three groups are not always synonymous.

A careful study of I Corinthians 9 and Acts 18 reveals the source of many misapprehensions regarding the Pastor church relationship and the Biblical answer for them all!

A chance encounter teaches a great lesson in learning to be “content with such things as Ye have”.

Today is a precious gift from God which should be used to please Him. Biblical explanation and exhortation is given to prepare the believer against four common things which will cause us to give away today.

A Biblical and dynamic message on how the people of God can enjoy a healthy and growing relationship with the Word of God

Our lives are not to be defined by what “things” we possess. God does teach us in I Timothy 6:17, that in their proper place, God gives us richly all things (spiritual and physical) to enjoy. Today’s episode gives one of the fundamental ways to live in that truth.

God seeks to mature us through the trials He allows in our lives.

Timothy had a spiritual heritage, he received sober warnings and had committed to him a sacred trust.

A delightful Bible message regarding a couple used by the Lord in the life of Paul, Apollos and Timothy as well as all the churches of the gentiles

Jesus’ feeding of the 5,000 is with rich with truths that will help us to “pass” the Bread of Life to a hungry world!

Pastor Manning explains the Biblical wisdom of not waiting to see how a day “turns out” in order to fill it with rejoicing and gladness to God