A Scripture that is often misquoted and taken out of context, Pastor Jason gives clarity on the true meaning of this passage. When we understand what God’s goal is for our life and when we understand what the true good is that He is working in our lives, It totally changes how we respond to circumstances we go through.

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 Job.

As Jacob finds himself being deceived by his Uncle Laban, we are confronted in a very graphic way with the reality of the biblical principle that what a person sows, they will reap.

In chapter 4 we saw the “Day of Christ” in reference to the Rapture, and it was Jesus’s day of rejoicing because it is the day He takes His bride and removes her from the earth for Himself. Now in chapter 5 we will see the “Day of the Lord” which refers to God’s final judgment of man on the earth.

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 Job.

As we see the Lord's blessing of Jacob at Bethel and then his response to this blessing we get a glimpse of the incredible grace and patience of our God.

We often think of how much we look forward to the Rapture of the church and what a special day that will be for us. But we probably don’t think of how special this day is to the Lord. Why so? It may be our wedding day but it is also His!

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 Job.

How do we respond when God's will prevails over our will? In Isaac and Esau handling of God's choice for the family blessing, we are confronted with two vastly different responses to this very important question.

This week we will finish looking at this higher standard in personal purity and move into Paul’s discussion on the principles of the personal government of our life. And will see that the same principle that applies to how we personally govern our lives as we apply it Scripturally, also applies to national governments as well.