We find ourselves on an island with Paul, stranded with Barbarians.  He was the same person no matter where he went, because he was confident that what he believed was true. How confident are you?

Before we dive into our study of Jeremiah, we take a little break and look at Jeremiah 36, and talk about why we believe in the preservation of scripture and so much more!

We begin our study in the second chapter of this book, and look at how Paul and the apostles, though they suffered for the gospel’s sake, did not enter into Thessalonica in vain, because the gospel was preached and that’s what its all about!

In Acts 27, Paul witnessed a shipwreck that could have been avoided if godly counsel was heeded to. This story is such a tremendous parable that applies to so many facets of your life!

Are you able to preach the entire gospel out of the Old Testament? It can be done, and  done easily because that’s what the apostles did! And Isaiah is where a great part of the gospel can be preached! Please tune in.

In our ongoing study of I Thessalonians, we explore a passage that, while seemingly for unbelievers, offers just as much of an application for believers too.

Felix rejected an opportunity to escape the judgment of God upon him. How did he do that? He put it off until a more “convenient” time, and ended up in Hell for it. Paul, in the midst of a wavering government, stood firm and unwavering in everything he knew to be true. What do you KNOW is true from God’s Word? Are you preaching it with authority? 

Is comparing Solomon to Jesus Christ a valid interpretation of the book? Is the Shulamite woman a representation of the church? This study may surprise you about the book’s meaning. It offers a clearer understanding of the true meaning of the Song of Solomon. This is no private interpretation, but simply a clearer one that magnifies the foreshadowing of Christ in it!

The Thessalonians were “ensamples" to many other churches because of how they followed in affliction with joy of the Holy Ghost in the footsteps of Paul and the other men. Men who ultimately followed God. They were not only followers of Christ in word, but in deed.

Did Christ assert that He would never put upon you more than you could endure? Will He ever subject you to trials that are beyond your control? In this message, we look at the story of a woman who finally comprehended the unwavering power of her faith in God, yet her life was not lacking in trials and testing.