Church Of The Word

The struggles of life can be overwhelming. Sometimes we need a person who understands us at our core. By the grace of God we have Jesus who understands our struggles and also our weaknesses. In this message we learn that Jesus is the Captain of our salvation and will guide us through every day of our lives.

In today’s society people are obsessed with the supernatural. In this message we learn Jesus is greater than any supernatural being that exists because He is the Son of God. Through His inheritance, He has a better name than any of the angels.

Who should give praise to the Lord? In this message we learn the answer.

While living here on Earth conflict is inevitable. There is always something to be concerned with or worried about. In this message we learn God’s Messiah would be called Prince of Peace. No matter what our conflict is, Jesus is the only source of peace we have.

We all need a father. Whether an earthly father who raises us, or a spiritual father who guides us in the ways of God, we need guidance. In this message we learn the Messiah would be called Everlasting Father. In other words He would be the Eternal High Priest whose priesthood never ends. Jesus is always available to help us with our fears and struggles in life. He is our High Priest who lives for...

The most controversial statement about Jesus is whether or not He was God’s Son. To this day many believe Jesus was a good man, and maybe even a prophet, but many don’t believe He was God in the flesh. In this message we learn what the prophecies say about this topic and whether Jesus fulfilled the requirements of the Messiah or not.

Whether we seek godly wisdom for everyday life, help in challenging situations, advice on what to do, or just a friend who will listen; Jesus is our Counselor. He is that promised Messiah whose name is Counselor.

God promised the people of Galilee that the Savior would illuminate the shadow of darkness in the land where they dwelled. They were to be first hand witnesses to the Savior whose name was called Wonderful.

When Adam and Eve were banished from the Garden of Eden it appeared all hope was lost for mankind to ever have access to the Tree of Life . In this message we learn that all throughout history God gave glimmers of hope through His Word about a coming Messiah. This Savior would open the door once again to the Tree of Life.

When we are held captive by sin we are at its mercy. Sin pays us with the wages of death. The world is full of problems because of sin. In this message we learn the importance of not adding to those problems by committing willful sin.

How do we respond when we fail God? Do we accept responsibility for our own actions, or shift the blame to someone else? In this message we see the importance of owning our mistakes.

Temptation is a real struggle for us. In this message we learn that the devil is still using the same tricks he did in the Garden of Eden.

The question is often asked, “why does God allow suffering?” In today’s lesson we learn that God never intended for His creation to suffer in any way. We discover mankind was made for paradise.

As we look at the creation story from the fifth and sixth days, we learn that God made all living creatures as individual species who have the ability to reproduce. When God finished with His creation He said it was “very good.”

As we see world events unfolding exactly as the Bible says they will, may we be encouraged to look up and lift up our heads. Jesus said when we see these things beginning to happen we know His return is near.

After God created the heavens and the earth he began to decorate the heavens with lights. In this message we learn about the purpose of the Sun , the Moon, and the Stars.

On the second and third day of creation God created an expanse to divide the waters above the earth from the waters below the earth. He then caused the waters on earth to be gathered together so that dry land could appear. We learn that in the creation of the natural order, God had to build upon the previous days work to bring everything to completion. In this message we see this is also true in o...

In this message we learn that God created planet Earth. At this point it was incomplete and needed more work. God said “let there be light” and things began to take shape.

In this message we look at a prayer of King David. He had committed a serious sin, which led to an even greater sin. The Lord called him out for it and this was David’s response. We learn that even when we fail God will forgive us when we truly repent.

After questioning God’s decision to use the Babylonian Empire to punish his own nation of Judah, Habakkuk is humbled by the Words of God. He declares that whatever God decided to do would be right, and that he would praise and honor the Lord no matter how bad things became. In this message we learn the valuable lesson that God is always just in His judgments and is always worthy of our honor and r...

Even though Babylon was going to be God’s tool of punishment for the nation of Judah, they would not escape judgment themselves. In this message we learn the fate of the Babylonian Empire before they ever reached their zenith. Through the Old Testament prophet Habakkuk God foretells exactly how the leaders of Babylon will ultimately fall due to their pride, abuse of alcohol, and the worship of fal...

The Old Testament prophet Habakkuk had grown weary of the evil he saw everywhere in his society. He pleads with God to do something about it and God responds. In this message we learn that a nation’s sins will eventually catch up with them and God will not overlook wickedness forever.

In this message we see God being praised for His righteous judgements. God’s Word here encourages us to continue living in faith knowing that He will ultimately judge all acts of evil. We learn that evil people will not always rule over the righteous.

Death is the enemy that no human being can defeat. Every person who has ever lived will be defeated by death. Death was undefeated until Jesus was raised resurrected. Jesus gave death it’s only defeat, and has promised victory over it to those who place their faith in Him.

Contrary to popular belief, sin is not in control of this world. In this message we are reminded that Jesus has all authority and is victorious over sin.