The letter of Colossians was written by Paul to a church he had not been to, to people he had not met. The letter no doubt was a blessing to that church then and is still blessing churches today.

Peter alludes to several Old Testament passages in his 1st letter, most notably the 40th and 53rd chapters of Isaiah and the 34th Psalm. In this message brother Cole looks at what in these passages would have been comforting to Peter and those who read it.

The result of sin brings a separation from God. A child of God cannot fall from grace or be separated eternally from the Lord, but if we are not careful we can be separated from fellowship with the Lord in this life.

Peter directs his first letter to the Lord’s people to encourage them in encountering suffering. His message is still an encouragement to all the Lord’s people that feel like strangers.

A look at the various interpretations of mansions in Heaven.

In this message Elder Lofton looks at the word “sake” and the various aspects of it seen throughout scripture.

Elder Tim Stepp introduces services with a look at the various parables found in Luke 15 and how personal the word of God is.

In this message Elder Charles looks at the parable of the prodigal son and what lessons we can learn from this parable for our own lives.

In this message brother Cole looks at various places that speak of the tree of life.

Paul told the church at Corinth we are not ignorant of Satan’s devices. It is vital for the Lord’s people to know their enemy and how he works.