This evening, we focus on Colossians 4:10, where it talks about Marcus, the nephew of Barnabas. We find that he is also known as John Mark, who had accompanied Paul and Barnabas at one time.

This evening, we look at three sins David committed in II Samuel, and we see how they quickly progressed into bigger ones. This is a warning to us as Christians to not ever let the little sins slip by.

This is, once again, something Christ said on the cross right before he died. and there is such a powerful application found in these two words. He went through thirst so we could never thirst again!

Tonight, we look at Colossians 4:9, where Paul commends a faithful brother, Onesimus, and we find more about him in the book of Philemon.

Steven Hohenstreet Preaches out of Haggai 2, and the word of the Lord coming straight to Zerubbabel. And the theme of this short book of the Bible is getting back to work on God’s house, and don’t worry about the future, but simply serve God with what you know to do, and trust Him for the rest.

Camden King preaches from Psalm 113, a psalm about praising our God. And he pulls great truths about the fact that we should always praise the Lord out of this psalm.

This is the second message preached here at the Montana/Idaho preacher’s fellowship, and Dawson Neal preaches from II Samuel 5,6 where David fights battles and wins, but then tries to move the ark of the covenant, and it cost a man’s life. 

This is a message given us by pastor Jeff Friesen in Creston, BC, Canada. He deals with covetousness out of Hebrews 13:5, and how our foundation should be on Christ, and that’s our foundation, we will never be covetous. This is the first message preached at a preacher's fellowship hosted by BFBC.

We look at II Samuel 2:1-4, and look at something seemingly minor in David's life, that he inquired of the Lord about, and yet we learn a valuable lesson in this message, to always look to the Lord for guidance in every aspect of life.

We look at another selfless saying of Christ on the cross. He was making sure that his mother was taken care of by John, His beloved disciple. What a clear picture of Christ's selflessness even in the midst of unbearable suffering.