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The Law Of God is Relevent Today
Given by Justin Adkins
Do we have enough respect for the Law of God? We live in a world where it's really easy to compromise. Do we truly appreciate and constantly guard God’s Law in our lives?
Pride and Humility
Given by Justin Adkins
At every stage of our Christian development, pride is our greatest enemy. One of the biggest reasons is that pride often masks itself as humility. There is a difference between Godly humility and man’s humility… that humility that is actually a component of pride. Sometimes it’s hard to tell which is which… at least to us. But, it...
Conflict Resolution
Given by Justin Adkins
Conflict is part of the human condition. We are not immune to conflict within our families, or the church. I present seven keys for dealing with conflict in our lives.
Melchizedek and Passover
Given by Justin Adkins
We will look at who this mysterious Melchizedek was, why He was important, and how He relates to Passover.
We Are the Temple of God
Given by Justin Adkins
The Apostle Paul calls us the temple of God. We will explore what that means, and the responsibilities it brings to us.
Spiritual Photosynthesis
Given by Caleb Froedge
As we approach the Passover we are reminded of the help we need from Jesus Christ in order to grow, change, and bear fruit. In order bear fruit we must first be willing be in the light.
Depend on God Every Day
Given by Jim Franks
Life is hectic, and trials will come. The lesson from God’s Word is for us to depend on Him every day and not just cry out when something bad happens.
Colossians 1:15-22 - The Supremacy Of Christ, Part 2
Given by Arnold Hampton
Jesus Christ is the image of God. He is God. He is the Creator over all things visible and invisible and He is the sustainer of all things. He is supreme. Jesus is the head of the church, and He controls the church. The church must be connected to Jesus Christ to receive the commands of God.
The Sin of Pride
Given by Wes Cohron
How often do we look for pride when examining ourselves? How often do we admit that we have pride and repent of it? With the Spring Holy Days approaching it is important that we recognize this inconspicuous sin, which has been referred to as “the father” of all sins.
