Pastor Jay’s remarks at the dedication of our newly remodeled kitchen in memory of Ruth Stephens, who could always be found there serving others, and Jerry Gibson, who donated the funds and was a friend to this church for many … Continue reading →
We begin with a brief history of the church presented by Priscilla Whitmore. Then Pastor Larry Thacker Jr. shares a vision for our future built around the account of the rebuilding of Jerusalem found in the book of Nehemiah.
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The next passage in our study is Matthew 13:10-17. It’s between the parable of the sower and its explanation. The disciples want to know why Jesus speaks to the crowd in parables. I always found His answer puzzling, and a … Continue reading →
We continue on with our study of references to God’s kingdom. This TIME we will be in Matthew 12:22-29, but it will be helpful to read through the end of the chapter. Jesus casts out a demon and the man … Continue reading →
Nothing you do can make God love you less. Nothing you do can make Him love you more. He loves you with a perfect love.
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This is the audio from the memorial service held at the church on September 12, 2021. The copyrighted music has been edited out and an attempt has been made to make the testimonials easier to hear. The enhancement gives the … Continue reading →
The next passage in our study is Matthew 11:11-15. the Disciples of John the Baptists have just come to Jesus on John’s behalf to ask if he’s really the one or if they should be looking for someone else. John … Continue reading →
Church goers should all be familiar with the term, gospel. We apply it to the four accounts of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus and also to the message they convey. That message in brief is that He is … Continue reading →
Our text is Matthew 8:5-13. This is a story of “amazing Faith”. Even Jesus was amazed! We don’t have record of many things getting this kind of response from Jesus. That it happened at all is a testament to his … Continue reading →
I taught from Matthew 7:21-23. I think this is the most frightening passage of scripture in the whole Bible to a Christian. The suggestion at first reading is that you could be a superstar in the ministry and still be … Continue reading →
