This is the first sermon preached at our Spring Revival meeting here at Bonners Ferry Baptist Church, and we are glad to have a local Baptist pastor, Seth Hohenstreet, preach a convicting message on how the Christian should give his all for the Lord, and let Christ do the impossible, so He can be glorified. And this is all based out of John 3, the account of Jesus turning water into wine.

Proverbs 29:18 says, “Where there is no vision, the people perish: but he that keepeth the law, happy is he.” In today’s world, there is a lot of spiritual blindness. Not only in the lost world, but also the Christian world, and tonight’s message deals with this, and the solution from God’s Word.

This phrase, “neither barren nor unfruitful” comes from 2 Peter 1, where Peter is dealing with how we should add so many things to our faith, which is the foundation of our Christian lives. And once we do, we will be just that.

We begin Colossians 2, and look at how Paul fought and suffered for the church there, to have good doctrine. There is a necessity for good doctrine in our churches today. Please tune in.

Tonight we continue along the same lines as this morning's message and look at verses 57 and 58 of I Cor. 15. Please tune in to another encouraging message for Christians.

Our main text this morning is I Corinthians 15:50-57, where it talks about death and sin and the resurrection. There is no need to fear death if you are a Christian, because Christ has conquered it. 

Tonight we look at two different uses of the word “strive”, and find when it is wrong to strive, but also, when it is absolutely right to do so.

Tonight we look at two different uses of the word “strive”, and find when it is wrong to strive, but also, when it is absolutely right to do so.

We look again at the sadness of David’s decision to join the Philistines to stay away from King Saul’s hand. But was fleeing to the world the answer to running away from the flesh? It never is, and what an application that is to us today. Please tune in.

We come to the end of our short series in Genesis 24, and look at verses 29-67. We see the servant of Abraham prospered because of one thing; he kept his master’s will in his focus. What truth there is in that for each one of us as servants of God. Please listen.