Today our special Christmas series continues as pastor Lloyd takes us back to that cold night over two thousand years ago. Join us in Matthew chapter one, and Luke chapter two.

Today we'll consider the most significant birth in the history of man. Over two thousand years ago, a baby was born into the world under the most inauspicious of circumstances. But the life He led and the reason He came to the earth make this event truly life-changing.

Today we'll continue our special Christmas series with a message titled "The Alpha and the Omega". It centers around the greatest person who ever lived - and the reason for the Christmas season - Jesus Christ. We're looking at who Jesus was when He actually walked the earth, and what He will be when He one day makes His triumphant return to earth. And of course, Lloyd will also share what He is now.

With Christmas Day just six days away, we will continue a special week of Christmas messages today. What better time of year to learn about who Jesus was, who He is, and who He will always be! If you read the newspaper or watch the news on TV, you know all about the recent trend of taking Christ's name out of the celebration this time of year. Well, it doesn't really matter who calls it "the Holiday Season" or who calls it "Christmas" - Jesus Christ is still the King of Kings and Lord of Lords!

We are going to begin a week of special Christmas messages today, as we prepare to Celebrate Christmas Day next week. Today pastor Lloyd will begin by talking about the prophetical foretelling of Christ's birth. Why did God choose Bethlehem as the place? Lloyd will be taking us to several places in God's word, but we will begin in the book of Micah, so find your place there as we bring you a message titled "Little Town of Bethlehem".

Today on Bridging the Gap, pastor Lloyd Pulley will tackle the issue of Evolution head on as we continue our look at the great flood and Noah's Ark. Secular science can't hold a candle to the truths of the Bible - and they are PROVABLE truths as well!

One of the lessons we learn by studying the great flood is that God is serious about sin - and He does have an end to His patience. Those are important things to consider in the year 2023, even as we consider these events of thousands of years ago.

We're studying the first eleven chapters of the book of Genesis, and today we come to a story that's familiar to every Christian. Noah's Ark and the great flood were stories we learned in Sunday school and VBS, but what really took place and what the meaning really is may have been lost in all the excitement. Join us in Genesis chapter six as we join pastor Lloyd Pulley for a look at the great flood.

If you created something beautiful and someone came along and smashed it deliberately, how would you react? Well, when God created the earth, and all of the creatures on the earth, and then turned His beautiful creation over to Adam and Eve, they and their descendants messed the whole thing up. Let's join pastor Lloyd now in Genesis chapter six and see what transpired in the days leading up to the great flood, when God finally had enough of mankind's sin.

As we look at Genesis chapter six today, we are about to see God destroy everything through a worldwide flood, and pastor Lloyd is going to talk about some of the reasons why God did what He did.