Though it is easy in the midst of the pushback we experience as pilgrims in this world to conform our behavior to the ways of this world, Peter encourages us to remain set apart. Peter reminds us that we are called to holiness. Based on the nature of God, the nature of our redemption and the nature of the Word holiness is to be a primary mark of our lives.

Pastor Ebo shares a message of what the Bible says about the value of human life. Anfrew Wood also shares about the Hope Resource Center and their efforts to help minister to new mothers.

In the passage today we will see God raise up another deliverer or “judge” to once again lead them into victory and freedom from their enemies. And once again we will see the incredible grace and patience of God with His people.

Once again we see Israel crying out to God to rescue them. However, this time God will confront them in their sin in order to lead them to repentance. God will often do the same when he confronts us by sending the Holy Spirit to convict us of our sin before He sends help. Pastor Mark encourages us to be in a place where God can use us rather than a place where God may chastise us.

Once again we see Israel crying out to God to rescue them. However, this time God will confront them in their sin in order to lead them to repentance. God will often do the same when he confronts us by sending the Holy Spirit to convict us of our sin before He sends help. Pastor Mark encourages us to be in a place where God can use us rather than a place where God may chastise us.

Pastor Mark's Wednesday evening teachings will give us an overview of God's Word from Genesis to Revelation. Tonight, Pastor Mark continues in the book of Numbers.

Pastor Mark's Wednesday evening teachings will give us an overview of God's Word from Genesis to Revelation. Tonight, Pastor Mark continues in the book of Numbers.

We ended last week in the middle of the Song of Deborah as she and Barak were celebrating the supernatural victory God that had given the children of Israel over Jaban and Sisera in the valley of Megiddo. Today we will finish this song of celebration and get further insight into the battle. We also see how God dealt with those who participated in the battle, and those that did not.

We ended last week in the middle of the Song of Deborah as she and Barak were celebrating the supernatural victory God that had given the children of Israel over Jaban and Sisera in the valley of Megiddo. Today we will finish this song of celebration and get further insight into the battle. We also see how God dealt with those who participated in the battle, and those that did not.

As we see in today's passage, Jesus provided four witnesses to show that He was who He said He was. He used John the Baptist as a witness, His works as a witness, The Father, and The Word of God. Can He use you as a witness?