Churches may have committed people, competent programs and a comprehensive plan, but still fail to fulfill God's purpose. What is lacking? Concentrated Prayer! This sermon from Exodus 17:8-16 looks at why we should pray with fervor, with focus and with faithfulness.

In Exodus 17, Moses celebrates the victory of Israel over the Amalekites by raising an altar to YHWH Nissi - God Is Our Banner. This message traces the concept of "banner" in the Scriptures and points us to Jesus as our call to battle, our strength in battle and our guaranteed victory in battle.

In this message from the series on the Names of God, we look at YHWH Rapha - The God who heals. From Exodus 15:22-26 we consider how God heals the sin-sickness of our bodies minds and souls. We can rejoice because the cross of Christ heals the bitter waters of life.

According to John 8:56 - Abraham rejoiced at the thought of seeing the day of Jesus and when he saw it he was glad. What does this mean and how does it relate to the name of found in Genesis 22 - Jehovah Jireh? This third is a series of sermons on the YHWH names of God looks at Our God Who Provides.

In this second in a series on the names of God, we look at Exodus 3

and consider God's personal name YHWH and what that meant to enslaved

Israel and to us today.

This is the first in a series upon the Yahweh names of God in the

Bible. Using Psalm 9:10 as a springboard, this message conisders three

reasons why it is important to study the names of God: 1) To Enlarge

our concept of God 2) To Enrich our worship of God and 3) To Enhance

our experience of God.

This is the first in a series upon the Yahweh names of God in the Bible. Using Psalm 9:10 as a springboard, this message conisders three reasons why it is important to study the names of God: 1) To Enlarge our concept of God 2) To Enrich our worship of God and 3) To Enhance our experience of God.

John Wesley said: "Work as hard as you can, save as much as you can, and give all you can - to the glory of God." Today God's glory is the missing piece in our approach to work. As a result we are enslaved by our jobs, selfish with our salaries and intolerant of those who are less fortunate. This Labor Day message helps us put God back at the center of our work.

There are many upon the Jericho road who need our help. Will we be good neighbors? This message on the familiar parable of the Good Samaritian (Luke 10:25-37) looks at the three qualities needed - Open Eyes, Open Heart and Open Hands.

This last in a series of messages on the people, the promise and the purpose of Romans 8:28 looks at how we can apply this truth to our lives in the midst of stormy circumstances.