From the Pulpit

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

Jesus came to the fig tree expecting to find fruit thereon. The tree appeared in health as it had leaves. However, when no fruit was found, He cursed it and shortly thereafter, it withered away. One can have the outside appearances that all is well and yet not have produced fruit to the glory of God. With such, God is not well pleased. Sermon by: Assistant Pastor Bobby Clark

Faith is essential as God intentionally does not physically reveal Himself - leading mankind to believe without seeing. True faith does not require physical proof. Many risk missing salvation by demanding signs; as faith alone is the means to eternal life. Sermon by: Pastor Charles McKinney.

Jesus uses a young colt to ride into Jerusalem. Though He could have used a more glamourous means of entry, He chose this lowly means. This demonstrates God's use of His humble servants who are often overlooked by those who assume through their vanity they are more worthy. Sermon by: Assistant Pastor Bobby Clark

Job's friends were convinced Job had sinned; not knowing the full story. Job suffered emotionally, physically, and spiritually as God was not responding to his cries as he suffered at the hand of Lucifer. Sermon preached by Pastor Charles McKinney.