We continue our study in I Thessalonians on how Paul and the others with him ministered to the Thessalonians. Learn how vital it is to teach others what you have learned in your walk with the Lord!

We begin a short series about men who were influential in the life of Paul the apostle. Most were positive, but some were negative, Gamaliel included. What was so bad about Gamaliel? Please take a listen to this message.

If you're looking for a nice, happy and joyful study, you came to the wrong place. The truth is that there is a time to mourn and that's exactly what this book is. Mourning over the sins of a nation rebelling against God. 

This is the Sunday evening service on June 7, and we had a guest missionary with us who presented the ministry and gave a thought provoking message. Please tune in!

Thank you for tuning in to this message from Sunday, June 7! we apologize for the delay. You can turn in your Bible to Acts 28 and 2 Timothy 2 for the main passages in this message!

We spring off of our study in I Thessalonians 2 to Psalm 139, where David tells the LORD to search and try his heart and thoughts to see if any wicked way was in him. And it goes hand in hand with what Paul was speaking of in I Thessalonians 2:4.

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!