Tonight’s message is somewhat of a sad one. We see that Saul asks for the Lord’s help in battle, but He does not answer. Please tune in.

This morning we are in a familiar text of scripture. Genesis 22, the account of God testing Abraham with sacrificing his only son, and we see such a strong picture of the cross throughout this story.

Tonight we look at the end of verse 7 through verse 9 of Colossians 2, and we see that we need to be content, be aware of men's philosophies and worldly ideas, and rejoice in our salvation and the Savior who shed His blood for us.

We come back to our "Tale of Two Kings" series, and look at one of David's lowest times in his life, where he is acting like the Philistines, and even acts like he hates his own, but he finally has to face the choice of whether or not he will fight against his own. 

Charles Spurgeon once said that we as Christians may be the only Bible some people will read. And we can see that aligns with II Corinthians 3:2 where it says that we are epistles known and read of all men. Please listen to this message from our guest preacher.

We come back to our Colossians series, and look at chapter 2, verses 6 and 7, where verse 6 says, “As ye have therefore received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk ye in him:”.

This is the third night of our Spring Revival meeting with Pastor JR Thompson.

This is the second night of our Spring Revival meeting with Pastor Aaron Meade.

We are still taking a break from the “Tale of Two Kings” series, but we do look at David and Absolom, with David as a picture of Christ, and Absolom as a picture of Satan. Please tune in.

What is the main purpose of why we as Christians should be devoted to Christ? Why should we love Him? Because He first loved us by taking the penalty of our sin on Himself. It is possible for a Christian to lose sight of how much Christ loves us, and this message should encourage you to never forget the price paid for our sin.