This sermon is to challenge those who hold a dispensational viewpoint on eschatology (the study of the end of things). God has one people and no stepchildren. It is through the True Israel that we find our adoption into the Kingdom of God as His children.

When you think of the local church, what comes to mind? Do you have a local body that you are connected with and see as family? Have you ever viewed the gathering/local church as an undeserving gift from God? Pastor Josh gives a brief word of encouragement and thought to those who maybe wrestle with going to a weekly gathering and committing themselves to a local body.

Sermon today was on the identity of Christian households based on our individual daily walk with/in Jesus Christ. Following the sermon we held a baby dedication ceremony (not recorded).

We concluded our Ecclesiastes Sermon Series with a overview of Chapters 10-12, a recap of the message of the entire book and why the Preacher’s words hold such a high value for us Christians today!

Does the value of knowing God surpass the value of anything and everything of this world? Salvation should be seen as an endless treasure. Open up your Bibles and hear God’s voice.

We continued out Ecclesiastes Sermon Series, covering Ecclesiastes 9. Open up your Bibles and follow along.

Getting back into our Ecclesiastes Sermon Series this week, we covered Chapter 8. Open up your Bibles and follow along!

We will pick up our Ecclesiastes series next week (Lord willing). Are you bold enough to ask the Lord to have it all? Will you ask Him to have all the things that you have put in place of Him for the sake of living a life that shows Him to those around you? Take a listen.

We finished out chapter 7 in our Ecclesiastes sermon series. Open yon your Bibles and follow along.

Continuing in our Ecclesiastes Sermon Series, we covered Ecclesiastes 7:1-22. Open up your Bibles and follow along!