Episodes
Sunday Sep 10, 2017
THERE IS NO PERSON TOO HARD FOR GOD TO SAVE (Revelation 7:9-12)
Sunday Sep 10, 2017
Sunday Sep 10, 2017
Do you believe that this is a true statement? Is there really no person too hard for God to save? Does God save every person that He could save? Why not?
You cannot stop God from loving you. You can reject His love, but you cannot keep Him from loving you. Neither can you keep it from raining, but you can raise an umbrella to keep the rain from falling on you. You can also raise the umbrella of indifference, or the umbrella of sin, or the umbrella of rebellion, so that you won’t experience God’s love, but you cannot keep God from loving you.
You can turn your back on God; you can blaspheme Him, and you can shake your fist in defiance at Him, but you cannot keep Him from wanting to save you. You cannot keep Him from loving you, for He provided a Savior, His own Son, to die in your place, and you cannot keep Him from wanting to save you. However, you can keep Him from saving you. God could overpower your will and save you whether you wanted Him to or not, but that is not God’s way. Each person is given a choice, to accept Christ or not.
Click on the link below to hear a sermon that shows there is no person too hard for God to save. No matter what you have done, there is no sin too far, and there is no crime too horrible, for God to save you. God loves you that much, but you can refuse to accept that salvation. We know this because God will save great multitudes of people, of every tribe, of every nation, and of every language during the Tribulation Period. There is no person too hard for God to save.
Sunday Jul 23, 2017
JESUS IS WORTHY OF MY WORSHIP (Revelation 5:6-14)
Sunday Jul 23, 2017
Sunday Jul 23, 2017
God has placed into the hands of men the decision as to whether or not they will accept Christ as Savior, but the decision as to whether or not they will acknowledge Him as Lord is not theirs to decide. The supreme tragedy of a lost eternity will be to know that there, shut out from the glory of heaven, sentenced to spend eternity in the burning fires of hell, all those who rejected Him as Savior, will still have to acknowledge that Jesus is Lord.
He will be praised at the center of heaven by the sinless sons of light and by the redeemed of all ages with joy unspeakable and full of glory. And He will be praised from the depths of the lake of fire by every damned and outcast soul with sobs and tears and choking cries.
Isa 45:23
23 I have sworn by myself, the word is gone out of my mouth in righteousness, and shall not return, That unto me every knee shall bow, every tongue shall swear.
KJV
Click the link to hear a sermon on how Jesus Christ is exclusively worthy of our worship. There is none other. He is exceedingly worthy because of Calvary, because of creation, and because of conquest. He is eternally worthy forever and ever.
Sunday Apr 02, 2017
THE JESUS WHO STANDS BEFORE US TODAY (Revelation 1:14-18)
Sunday Apr 02, 2017
Sunday Apr 02, 2017
We talked last week about a few things we could surmise about what Jesus looked like the first time He came, and compared that to the one portrayed in the paintings that we see, pictures, movies, and books today. The best example of this image is found in the painting of the last supper by Leonardo Da Vinci, showing Jesus with long hair, long white robes, and gentle in nature. If there is a picture of Jesus hanging in the church, it will be of this Jesus, the one man created because the Bible does not give us a clear description of what Jesus looked like the first time He came. Certainly, this is the image that people have in their minds when they think of Jesus today. When they use the name of Jesus in vain, this in the Jesus they are thinking of. When they declare that Jesus was nothing more than a good man, a prophet, or a teacher, this is the Jesus that they are thinking of. This is a Jesus that you can choose to ignore, or to reject, make fun of, or even deny that He ever existed, because there is nothing intimidating about Him.
However, even if this movie image of Jesus was correct, and I don’t believe it is, it was what Jesus looked like before the crucifixion, burial and resurrection of our Lord. The Jesus that stands in heaven today as the High Priest in the Holy Tabernacle of God, does not look anything like that Jesus. That Jesus was approachable, almost indistinguishable from everyone else. He looked like a common man, with nothing desirable about His appearance to draw our attention to Him. The one that stands before us today, retains the humanity of that Jesus, He has the scars of the nails in His Hands, but everything else about Him speaks of His deity, His glory, and His almighty power as the Creator of all things. The Jesus that stands before us today, is in the full glory of God. There is nothing meek or gentle in His nature or appearance, and when the world sees Him as He is, they will fall to their knees in worship and awe. No one will deny that this Jesus exists, nor will they ignore Him, or curse Him.
Click on the link and learn about the Jesus that stands before John as he hears a voice that sounded like a trumpet, and he turned and saw a vision of the resurrected, risen, glorified, Lord Jesus Christ. This is the Jesus who stands before us today.
Sunday Jun 19, 2016
OUR EXAMPLE IS CHRIST (1 Peter 2:19-21)
Sunday Jun 19, 2016
Sunday Jun 19, 2016
Sunday Apr 24, 2016
CHRIST IS THE LIVING STONE (1 Peter 2:4-7)
Sunday Apr 24, 2016
Sunday Apr 24, 2016
Tuesday Nov 18, 2014
JESUS IS THE SOLUTION (Romans 5:15)
Tuesday Nov 18, 2014
Tuesday Nov 18, 2014
Saturday Jul 05, 2014
THE GOSPEL MESSAGE OF GOD (Romans 1:2-7)
Saturday Jul 05, 2014
Saturday Jul 05, 2014
Friday Nov 29, 2013
THE ASCENSION OF OUR LORD (Mark 16:19-20)
Friday Nov 29, 2013
Friday Nov 29, 2013
Monday Nov 18, 2013
THE RESURRECTION OF CHRIST PART II (Mark 16:6-18)
Monday Nov 18, 2013
Monday Nov 18, 2013
Saturday Sep 14, 2013
JESUS PREPARES FOR THE CROSS (Mark 14:1-21)
Saturday Sep 14, 2013
Saturday Sep 14, 2013
Who was in control of the events that led to Jesus dying on the cross?
Was it the Jewish religious leadership?
Was it the Romans?
Was it Judas who betrayed Jesus?
Listen to this podcast to discover the answer to this question is that Jesus was in complete control of the events that led to His death on the cross. He deliberately, knowingly, and willingly walked to the cross. God so loved each of us as humans that He sent His only begotten Son to die so that none should perish and each of us should have the opportunity for everlasting life.
Jesus tells us that whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. Jesus went to the cross to make that possible.
Join us as we begin a series of lessons that describe the death, burial, and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ. Listen as God shows us just how much He loves us.