Salem Wesleyan Methodist Church (Salem, Ohio)

In following God sometimes one comes to difficult places. In these places we should remember that in seeking God we must deny ourselves and take up our cross to follow God.

The Christian has many obligations in life but the top of list is love.

As a country we have grown confident in our situation all the while we have crumbled morally. God is our only hope; we as a nation need to repent and turn to God.

There is a deep yearning in the souls that cries out for freedom. Jesus and His cross is the true answer of that cry and through Him we can have an abundant life free from sin.

When one comes to Christ he is made a new creation, one that isn’t compatible with sin.

In defending the faith, one must begin with the question of the existence of God.

The question echoes down through time, "What must I do to be saved?". The Bible makes clear the answer is to believe on the Lord Jesus Christ.

We abide in Christ and maintain our fellowship with Him by being loyal to the truth.

The philosophy of post-modernism has become quite pervasive. What is it and what is our response?

While He was on earth and now through the Scriptures, Jesus show us God, the heavenly Father.

Part of the joy of the Christian experience requires trust on our part; trusting in God's love, goodness, power, and that He is a living and present father.

The focus of the Christian life is to love God completely and to do whatever He wants of you.

There was a time in Israel in which there was not a king ruling over the nation and everyone did what they thought was best. However this led to many problems even in the best families of the nation.

As Christians our goal is to make it to heaven, taking as many with us as we can. At times we may find that the journey is not always easy, but we are assured of God's presence every step.

The life of Samson provides us many lessons about distractions and passing our faith on to the next generation.

As a Christian we enjoy fellowship with both God and fellow believers.

As we look into the life of Samson, what lessons can we learn about passing the faith on to the next generation?

God's kingdom is not one of empty talk but of power. This power is seen in its message, making a difference in the life of the one who receives it. It is miraculous and more than any human effort.

God's kingdom is not one of empty talk but of power. This power is seen in its message, making a difference in the life of the one who receives it. It is miraculous and more than any human effort.

The man who is moving in the will of God has inner victory despite all outward circumstances.

Samson ended his life in a climatic event which was a victory to the nation of Israel.

Because we are stewards of God, we will answer to Him as to how we live our lives. We have a great position from which to minister to those around us in service to God.

When we face difficulty or storms in life we have the assurance that faith in God will bring us through.

Samson is playing with fire, teasing Delilah with lies about the source of his strength.

Scripture tells us that we are to delight in the Lord. There are things which should cause us all to delight, and failing to do so has dangerous effects.