THE WORD

While one person can make a big difference in the world, two can do so much better; because of improved vision, teamwork, synergy, multiplication and the joy of shared results. Building on what was shared last Lord's Day, in the sermon called ONE, this one - entitled TWO - goes on to communicate the importance of being teamplayers and the need to avoid isolating ourselves.

The value of "One" is explored and declared in this sermon about the importance of reaching out to minister to one specific person in need of salvation and restoration.

Using the unique differences between tools to illustrate his point, Terry Snow declares the truth concerning the variety of ways that God uses each of us for His eternal purposes.

Shake Anderson, our Worship Pastor, shares from his heart on the multiple opportunities that we have today to bring life to hurting people; if we are willing to think and reach outside the boxes of our religious culture.

From his own history and testimony, Pastor Barry Jenkins declares the truth concerning our need for racial and denominational unity - in the midst of this divisive world - as well as the vital importance of practising genuine forgiveness.

Drawing practical lessons from the amazing processes of the respiratory and circulatory systems of our bodies, Bishop Greg Holley proclaims the vital importance of our speaking life to everyone and everywhere that God wills us to.

Elder J. P. Grantham delivers an encouraging yet challenging message to find our place in ministry as a member of God's team and to help fulfill the Great Commission. Since evangelism is one of our primary ministries that will no longer be necessary in Heaven, it is imperative that we all make and keep it a priority while living here on earth.

This teaching is for those who are ready to transition from mere membership to meaningful ministry; to move out of the stands and on to the field in answer to the Lord's call for more laborers in His harvest.

In our day of decaying families thoughtout the world, the Word of God brings clarity to the answers needed by us all; if we are to make our families, churches and nations stronger. This insightful teaching will encourage the hearer to help disciple the next generation and in so doing, bring badly needed change to our culture..

In this life giving message, Greg and Marietta Harrell share personal insights and useful Biblical truths regarding oneness in marriage and the healing of covenant relationships.

Counter to our self centerred culture, Jeff Farris declares the truth regarding our need to put God first in every area of our lives. Doing so assures us of His divine provision and protection, just as the widow in the story of 1st KINGS 17 experienced.

The Preeminence of Christ is an often overlooked subject in the lives of many believers today. It flows counter to the quest to be number 1 in our competitive world. However, to recognize Christ and to honor Him for Who He really is can never be substituted with any human effort to succeed.

Some time after the birth of Christ, wise men from the East came to visit. They presented Him with three significant gifts that pointed to Who He was and what He would do for us. These costly gifts also probably provided for the needs of His family in their moving to - and living in - Egypt.

From the Glory of God to the gory need of man, the birth of Christ bridged the gap between the two, resulting in our being able to receive the benefit of His sinless life and redeeming sacrifice on the cross.

From the creation of man, God has proclaimed blessings over His people; and as His blessed people we are called to do the same. In this important sermon, Kerry Kirkwood does an excellent job in teaching and exhorting the hearers to obey the often overlooked practice of speaking blessing over others, which is a mandate for us as believers

Listen to this amazing and humorous story of faith and the eventual conversion of Dennis O'Neill, an actor, singer and dancer who came to Christ through his wife's persistant love and boldness. Using his personal story, this man of God declares the importance of having faith in God and vision from him. Now preaching and performing everywhere the Lord leads, Dennis is a bright light for all to see...

Of the great Biblical mandates for the believer - faith, hope and love - the greatest is love; i. e. sacrificial, unconditional, unselfish agape love. In this sermon you will hear some of the qualities of each and how they work together as well as why love is the superior of the three.

The relentless love of God is practised in our lives as He enables us to silently bear, faithfully believe, actively hope and continually endure - all things - for the sake of those we love. This is divine love that never dies.

An often overlooked characteristic of love is that it always looks for the best in those who are being loved. This is a key to rightly relating to those in our lives who are hard to love. Our prayer is that this message will help increase the ministry of reconciliation where it is needed.

In this short sermon from PSALM 121, we are reminded of several hills from where God sent us help; which includes Mount Sinai, Mount Calvary, Mount Zion and the Mount of Olives. Unlike man-made religion which says we must go up in some way to meet their presumed god(s) or goddess(es), true Christianity preaches that God came down to us, from His high place to our lowest place, to lift us up into H...

Jeff Farris ably shares how we lose our way and how we can get it back. With clarity, empathy and humor, he encourages those who have gotten off track - in their spiritual walk - to begin their journey again.

True love is humble in that it does not boast or manifest pride; nor does it seek to create envy in the hearts of others. True love humbles us in that it moves us to serve others, even if it means stooping down like Jesus did to meet the needs of the lowly ones; like us.

Genuine love is continually wanting what is best for others, which is the remedy to envy. The answer to e-N-V-y is a New View that always looks for the best in others and looks out for the best for others.

With passion and insight, Mary Forsythe declares the truth of God's unconditional love for His children and our transformation that occurs as we grow in understanding it.

Mary Forsythe speaks from her heart, the things concerning our view of ourselves and our Heavenly Father.