Church Of The Word

It matters how we live our lives. The Bible teaches us there are only two choices, God’s way or our way. In this message we learn the danger of forsaking God’s way.

It’s difficult for us to understand why suffering exists in the world. We want to believe God excuses us from earthly suffering once we get saved. The truth is He doesn’t. In this message we journey through the Scriptures to learn the proper outlook on human suffering.

When calamity comes upon a fellow Christian, how do we respond? Do we automatically assume it was because of sin or do we show compassion and help them through their grief? In this message from the book of Job we find the answers.

Can anything in this world be compared to God? In this message we examine an ancient prophecy where God declares it can’t be. Mankind wants to see the object of our worship and this gets us into trouble.

What if God really loves you? In this message we discover that God is able to love the unlovable and save those who come to Him. God reminds us He is the Creator and nothing is impossible for Him.

Seven hundred years before Jesus was born the Prophet Isaiah declared the Messiah would be God in the flesh. When John the Baptist began ministering he proclaimed the time had come.

The youth of today face many challenges. The key to overcoming these challenges is learning at an early age to trust the Lord. This message was spoken directly to our youth.

Many people talk about what it takes to increase in our faith. In this message we learn what Jesus said about it.

What happens when we die? Is there an afterlife? Does what we do now affect the afterlife. These questions are answered in this message.

Unfortunately there are people in this world who aren’t trustworthy. In this message we are reminded that as Christians we are accountable unto God to do what is right.

Sometimes in life we face overwhelming circumstances. In this message we learn there is a quiet place where we can go to drown out all the noise. There is a hiding place in the Lord.

Of all the wonderful attributes of Jesus described in the book of Hebrews the final one may be the best. In this message we are reminded of basic Christian principles and placed in the hands of Jesus the Great Shepherd.

How do we respond to being corrected by God’s Word? In this message we learn that we need to respond not by pouting, but with reverence and godly fear.

It is easy to become bogged down in the everyday struggles of life. This in turn can negatively affect our spiritual life as well. In this message we are reminded that we are working for a reward. After we finish the race set before us, we will receive the greatest reward ever. We will get to be with Jesus Christ forever.

Many ideas are floating around about what it takes to please God. In this message we learn that the only thing the pleases Him is faith. This passage honors the Old Testament saints who lived and died in faith. We also learn about promises we have received that they didn’t.

The Christian life can be difficult. Sometimes we are tempted to give up and stop trying to live like Jesus. In this message we receive encouragement from the Scriptures to keep going.

In this message we learn about the one and only thing that can cleanse us from our sins. That is the precious blood of God’s only Son when he died on the cross for us.

In this message we learn how Jesus reformed the Old Covenant given to the children of Israel. Through His sacrifice He established the New Covenant by offering Himself to God in the true Tabernacle in Heaven.

God’s covenant with Israel was good, but the people weren’t able to keep their end of the bargain. In this message we discover God’s New Covenant established by Jesus. This New Covenant is better than the old one and based on better promises.

Melchizedek is maybe the most mysterious person in the Bible. A priest of the Most High God who had no mother or father. It’s not recorded where he came from or where he went. Neither do we know when he was born or when he died. In this message we learn how God’s Messiah would be a priest like Melchizedek.

Getting saved is a beautiful thing. Our sins are forgiven and it is a time of great joy. After some time, we must begin to grow in the things of God. In this message we see the importance of becoming mature Christians who closely adhere to the teachings of Jesus. We also learn that as mature believers we should understand the difference in good and evil.

Lonely, afraid, despair. Does this describe your current situation? In this message we discover that Jesus has experienced the worst this world has to offer. We can come to him no matter what we are facing. He is Our Gracious High Priest.

A reading of the Easter story from the Gospel of John.

Just before Jesus was to be betrayed, arrested, and sentenced to death; He said a prayer for His disciples. In this message we learn that we were included in that prayer also.

When we live our lives is disobedience to God’s Word, we have no rest. In this message we learn there is a place called “The Rest of God.” There is a place where God exists and has ceased from His labor, and wants us to join Him there.