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How often do we ask little of God? Is God just someone to give a little patience with our kids or help us get to work on time or is he a powerful healer who can take us through the deepest of valleys. Take a listen and hear how God wants to work in your life if we would only ask.

Evangelist Bill Prater takes us through David’s experience with grief in the Psalms and testimony of the loss of his son.

Join us as Pastor Bill Prater takes us through Ephesians and his own testimony of how forgiveness can heal your life.

In 2 Samuel 9, King David shows enormous grace to Mephibosheth by inviting him into sonship. This was done not due to Mephibosheth's worth, but for Jonathan's sake. Like Mephibosheth, we are all lame and outcast from the King's table. For Christ's sake, God offers grace and forgiveness. Join us as we examine what it looks like to eat from this table of grace.

Satan has a plan to destroy believers. The bad news is that he is a committed and cunning enemy. The good news is the Bible clue us in to the attacks he will use. Join us tonight as Bro. Prater offers us insights into victory in the Christian life.

Can we reach a point where God lets us go? Romans 1 tells us that God turns people over to a reprobate mind and in our lesson from Hosea, we see that Israel reached this point as a nation. God's message is that Israel's whoredoms were so engrained they were to be left alone. He even warns the nation of Judah to keep separate. Are there people, places, or things that threaten to drag you away from...

Christians need to rise up out of sleep and realize there is a calling and responsibility. What is that calling and how is it done? take a listen and find out.

The greatest promise in Scripture is arriving and fulfilled-and it comes to a young lady named, Mary. Here is the great promise and hope, that guarantee extends to us today.

My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge. This is God's message to the Israelites. They had knowledge, but they rejected it and forgot it. The result is that sin took their hearts elsewhere. This same thing can happen in the life of a believer. God's sacrificial love will not let us go, but it will not let us off the hook, either. Join us as we look at what happens when God's people are led a...

God is without limits but mankind is not. Listen to find out how our limits can be a blessing.

As we begin our new series from the Book of Luke, we start with a breaking of the 400 years of silence as Gabriel comes to a man name named Zacharias.

God gave Hosea a strange but specific command in chapter one. Hosea was to go and take a certain kind of woman. And he obeyed. In chapter three, it becomes obvious that Gomer has returned to her old ways. God gives Hosea another command as strange as the first: Go buy Gomer back to yourself. This is a wonderful picture of grace, forgiveness, mercy, and redemption. But, there are stipulations and s...

Have you ever gotten more than you asked for? Whether that is a good thing or not often depends on the circumstances. When you meet Jesus, you get far more than you asked for, and it is always a great thing. Those who are in Christ get the opportunity to see God work in miraculous ways, they experience joy that endures, they are a part of the family of God, and they gain a friend that sticks close...

The final chapter of Jonah focuses on his reaction to God’s mercy toward Nineveh. When the city repents, Jonah becomes angry and complains to God - even to the point of being frustrated by God's compassion and forgiveness. In fact, Jonah says he would rather die than see Nineveh saved. God responds by teaching Jonah a lesson through a plant and a worm. Ultimately, this shows Jonah's misplaced prio...

The love God has for His people is both severe and sincere. In Hosea chapter two, we see both of these aspects on display. God loves His people enough to judge their sin and cut them off from falling further away. This seems severe, but it is for their own good. God also loves His people enough to allure them back to Himself, providing comfort and hope. This severe and sincere love is for you as w...

As we close out II Samuel, we see David getting right with God. What a powerful text as we learn how to come before God after we have blown it.

A nobody with nothing has just seen a great victory but it’s not over. He must continue…

In our first lesson out of the book of Hosea, we set the stage for what is happening in Judah, Israel, and the world around them. Once the context is set, we go verse by verse through the first chapter of this minor prophet. We see that God's orders are difficult, but require action. We see Hosea's obedience to God's command and the coming judgment for Israel outlined in Hosea's life. Finally, we...

What is it and how can we avoid it? Take a listen now to see the sin that gets more people later in life or after many years of serving the Lord.

We saw how God calls a nobody, now we will see how God uses a nobody with nothing. When it feels like all we have as God, take courage to His calling-“If God be for us, who can be against us”

In Genesis 3:15, God promises a coming Seed that will crush the serpent's head. As time moves forward, God rules and overrules in the affairs of men and keeps His promises. In this last lesson on Genesis 1-11, we trace the Messianic Seed line from Noah's son, Shem, all the way to Abram (Abraham), the Father of the Jewish people. In this message we are encouraged to rest in God's faithful promises...

As we begin our new sermon series entitled, Near to Impossible, we look at a man named Gideon. God called him where he was both physically and mentally. He called him to a high calling. How was this going to be done…take a listen to find out

God's plan and command was for mankind to fill the earth and subdue it. In Genesis 11, we see that the people of earth were determined to stay in one place and make a name for themselves. In this lesson, we look at the rebellion of the people and the judgment of God. We examine a few extra-biblical sources regarding what the tower may have signified, and what part Nimrod played in all of this. Ult...

David was used by the Lord to further establish a nation and its people. Though David had many mistakes, he was a man after God’s own heart and had a reputation that sought to help and grow others around him.

Jesus called Peter from fishing with the phrase “follow me.” But Peter denied the Lord and returned to fishing. In this message, we examine the reunion between Peter and the Lord and discover that Jesus meets us where we are and restores us to service.