"...teach a just man, and he will increase in learning." "The just man walketh in his integrity..." "For a just man falleth seven times, and riseth up again..." There is much to learn about the "just man". Let us all strive to be like this man found throughout the book of Proverbs!

In this message, we look at a rich man in a parable being called a fool by God Himself! What was the reason for it? What made this man a fool? Please tune in.

While I and II Kings talk about what was happening with the children of Israel, I and II Chronicles talks about how these things happened in a large overview. Don't get bored with the genealogies! There is much to glean from these two books of the Bible!

In this message, we look at the life of David. We are nearing the end of David’s life, and yet he still was faithful and still fighting God’s battles. Psalm 18 is a powerful chapter that shows just how much David trusted in God for his protection.

In this message, we learn what a foolish man is. He is a man who bases his life on anything else except for the Bible. If you reject the Bible, you are a fool.

We continue our study in the Old Testament. This is the second part of the study of I and II Kings with some encouragement to follow the leaders that we have in our lives as they follow Christ.

In this message, we take a look at Joab. Was he on the right side? Was he on it for the right reasons? What kind of man was Joab at heart?

On the road to Emmaus, there were two men who were sad. Why were they sad when they had Jesus in their presence? Because they were slow of heart to believe all that the prophets had spoken. Is the same true for you today? Are you slow to believe the Word of God? Please listen to this sermon.

We continue our study in the Old Testament! I and II Kings are books filled with history, and this is just the first study in these books. We will continue the study next week!

Absolom is a perfect picture of the outcome of every person who decides to go against God's word and will, and live their lives the way they want to rather than what God wants them to. We would be wise to take heed.