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Welcome we are glad that you have chosen to join us for todays message from  Luke 1-2.  Today Pastor Tim shares a message entitled “Yuletide Lessons”.  Pastor Tim Shares with us The Christmas story is not just a story about Mary & Joseph, though they are important. The Christmas story is about God. HE takes the initiative to become our Savior. And in the Christmas story we learn valuable lessons about the character of God. 

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Welcome to part two of Pastor Tim's message “Where are the Elijahs?” from James 5:13-18.  Prayer is powerful. And one of the best examples of that is the example given to us in the Book of James – it is the person of Elijah. Let’s listen to the conclusion of this powerful message, “Where are the Elijahs?”  

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Welcome back, we are glad that you have chosen to join us as Pastor Tim Shares a message from JAMES 5:13-18 entitled “Where are the Elijahs?”.  Prayer is essential to the Christian life. And there are principles to prayer that you and I need to know. One such principle says, “The effective, fervent prayer of a righteous man avails much.” Let’s listen to Pastor Tim walk through this summary principle found in James 5.  

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Welcome back we are glad you have chosen to join us for part 2 of Pastor Tims message Three Wise Women” from Luke 1:5.  The Bible says, “He who wins souls is wise.” One of the wisest things you can do is be a soul-winner. Anna is one of the Three Wise Women found in Luke’s Christmas Story. Luke said that she spoke about Jesus to everyone looking for redemption. 

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Welcome we are glad that you have chosen to join us for todays message from  Luke 1:5.  Today Pastor Tim shares a message entitled “Three Wise Women”.  Pastor Tim States We’ve often heard the assumption of 3 Wise Men; we even have 3 Wise Men in our nativity scenes. But did you know that there are 3 Wise Women in the story of Christmas. Let’s take a look at each one found in Luke’s Gospel and see what it is that made them so wise. 

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Welcome back to the conclusion of the message from Isaiah 53:1-6 entitled “Man Of Sorrow”.  As the Man of Sorrows, Jesus is acquainted with our grief. He is the only One who can truthfully say, “I know how you feel.” He then is able to provide exactly what our broken hearts and broken souls need. In the conclusion of this message, we point you to Jesus, the One who has borne our griefs.

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Welcome we are glad you have chosen to join us here on Britt David Podcast.  Today Pastor Tim shares a message from Isaiah 53:1-6 entitled “Man Of Sorrow” Pastor Tim states, The holidays tend to turn up the volume on our grief. It’s always there, but it looms larger, it seems, at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Some people identify with the Psalmist who feels this so deeply that he writes it twice: my eye wastes away because of my grief (Ps 6:7; 31:9). You may be like Job who said, whether I speak out about my grief or keep it to myself, I find no real relief. Jesus, the Man of Sorrows, provides us with that real relief that we long for. 

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Welcome special guest Tim Williams as he shares with us the second part of His message "Why I Know I'm Saved and Saved Forever".

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Welcome special guest Tim Williams as he shares with us the first part of His message "Why I Know I'm Saved and Saved Forever".

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You’ve often heard it said that Jesus loves you just like you are, but He loves you too much to leave you like you are. When He comes into your heart, He comes in as Lord. Doing so demands a change in us. The parable of the cloth and the wineskins help us handle The Challenge of Change.