This message deals with four kinds of people that followed after Absalom, David’s son and rival. Absalom is a picture of the Devil, and we can learn truths from those that followed after him, and realize just how easy it might be to fall prey to the Devil and his devices.

You can take your Bible, and go to Numbers 13, a sad account of how the children of Israel had so much potential, and yet they blew it because of fear rather than faith.

We look at another failure of David in this message. All he did was number the people, but he says that he sinned greatly. Why is that?

We look at another failure of David in this message. All he did was number the people, but he says that he sinned greatly. Why is that?

When we preach Christ crucified, are we relying on our own intellect? On our own eloquence? If so, then we make the cross of Christ of none effect. Please tune in.

We hear about the Laodiceans first in the book of Colossians! We all know the account so well about the lukewarmness of the Laodiceans, but let this message sink in, and ask the Lord to do a work in your heart as you listen.

Did Amnon really have a friend? What is a good friend? This is a tremendous message about the vitality of godly friendship.   

Today, we take a look at Galatians 2, and see that Peter had a problem with hypocrisy, and it had to be dealt with. This is a warning to those of us who are saved, that our lives should match up with the doctrine we know.

We look at a string example of a Christian who just decided to give up! Let this study in Colossians be a warning to each of us.

In this message, we look at Psalm 51, and David’s confession for his great sin committed against God. This psalm has so many applications to the Christian today. Please take time to tune in!