Andrew preached out of 1 Samuel 10 about the Lord being a God of Peace.

In this sermon, we looked at God as Sovereign. He is intimate in all the details that bring about all things to come to pass. Like God, we, as followers of Christ, must look at things with spiritual eyes and not with eyes of the world. Like.Share.Comment.Pray.Go

Israel demands a king

God's many promises are clear in scripture as well as His advice and commands. For example, Proverbs 3:5 "Trust in the Lord with all your heart; do not lean on your own understanding." In 1 Samuel 7 we can see what happens to the people of Israel when they seek the Lord with all their heart and trust in Him.

God will not have other idols be made and put on a shelf. The Levites knew better and should have destroyed the golden offerings from the Philistines.

Steve Obie preached from 1 Samuel 5 and showed us how the presence of God is greater than ALL! While some role early to worship dagon, the only God worthy of early rise and worship is the LORD.

Continuing through our series in 1 Samuel, Pastor Kyle preached on chapter 4. In this sermon, Kyle showed how the people of Israel got very religious once things got bad but neglected to seek the face of God and His holiness.

Today Pastor Matt preached through 1 Corinthians 12:12-31 looking at the exhortation for all believers to be using their gifts for the edification of the body and the furtherance of the Kingdom of God!

This week we continued in 1 Samuel moving to chapter 3. Samuel gets a called by the Lord through prophetic means of which were infrequent at that time. The prophecy was about the very High Priest he was serving. We see God has preserved for hope for HIs people during the time of Samuel just as He has for all of creation in Christ Jesus. We see the obedience of Samuel in saying the hard things and the numbness of Eli in not knowing the Lord. Are you like Samuel or Eli? Thank you for listening.

New Years Resolution from a Biblical Perspective