Given by Scott Hammer
Matt. 11:28-30 says our rest, our peace lies in our connection to Jesus Christ. The burdens we carry in our daily lives are shouldered by Jesus. Our ultimate rest in the Kingdom of God awaits us, Heb. 4.
Given by Paul Carter
We have a special gift offered to us... The gift of healing. What does that gift involve, and what do we need to do? This is part two of two sermons on "Healing".
Given by Greg Sargent
We are commanded to become perfect like God. We could translate the word “perfect” as “mature” or “complete” nevertheless mature like God is very spiritually mature. Overcoming to be in the Kingdom of God demands nothing less than striving for perfection which we won’t achieve unless we demand perfection for ourselves. Matthew 5 gives us the details concerning areas of...
Given by David Jackson
As we complete the first month of another year and we look back to consider all that had taken place in our lives last year, do we see God's hand? Do those instances make us believe God a little bit more? Do they increase our faith and confidence that His words are just and true? Will we believe God a...
Given by Ralph Levy
Seventy-five years ago the first atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Sine then many have wondered: will humanity end this way? The answer is no, because of the elect of God. Who are the elect, and how did they become the elect?
Given by Phil Sandilands
Given by Paul Carter
We have a special gift offered to us... The gift of healing. What does that gift involve, and what do we need to do? This is part one of two sermons on "Healing".
Given by Jon Pinelli
God's command to keep the seventh day is specific. He used two words: "remember" and "holy." What did God mean by the use of those two words, and how do they apply to the Sabbath?
Given by David Jackson
If you have noticed, the world is not getting any better. In 2003, there was the deadly SARS (Sever Acute Respiratory Syndrome) epidemic, which spread across 29 different countries from November 2002 to July 2003 resulting in 8437 infections and 813 deaths. Today, there is again a deadly virus with the potential of worldwide impact, the 2019 Novel Coronavirus. Just as we look at war, political unrest,...