CC Greenville Messages

Pastor Rit continues his series in the Book of Acts. This morning Pastor Rit finishes we are in Acts chapter 12. We see how God frees Peter from prison.

Pastor Rit continues in the Book of Daniel and covers Daniel chapter 2. Here we see King Nebuchadnezzar's first dream and how God gives Daniel the interpretation of it.

Pastor Rit continues his series in the Book of Acts. This morning we are in Acts chapter 12 where King Herod Agrippa starts to persecute the Church, killing James and arresting Peter.

John Michael McCauley shares on the significance of Jesus officiating at the Passover Seder Feast and the importance of taking the Lord's Supper worthily. The Church believes that communion is symbolic of Christ's body and shed blood, and participation is commanded, but it is not salvific.

Pastor Rit continues his series in the Book of Acts, and we see this morning that the persecuted Church scattered from Jerusalem, and many went to Antioch. It is here that the Church was first called Christians because of their belief in the Risen Messiah, Jesus Christ.

Pastor Rit discusses Daniel 1:8-21, emphasizing themes of faith, sovereignty, and prophecy. He reflects on the importance of independence from sin, as celebrated on the Fourth of July, and parallels between current events and biblical prophecy. Pastor Rit also encourages viewers to discern the signs of the times and remain faithful to God's word, drawing lessons from Daniel's life and his refusal to defile himself with the king's food and wine.

Pastor Rit emphasizes the need for individuals to examine their lives for areas of compromise and to seek alignment with God's will. He encourages viewers to consider their spiritual responsibilities, especially in raising children, and to avoid the distractions of worldly entertainment that can lead to spiritual complacency.

Pastor Rit then discusses a significant event that he believes marks the beginning of World War III, which involves the use of American weapons on Russian territory. He reflects on the gravity of the situation and compares it to the extraordinary times faced by biblical figures like Daniel, Azariah, Mishael, and Abednego, seeking a special measure of divine power to be effective witnesses in these challenging times.

Pastor Rit discusses the significance of Acts 10:44 - 11:18, emphasizing the inclusion of Gentiles in the Christian faith and the role of the Holy Spirit. He reflects on the historical context of Pentecost and its fulfillment in Acts, the importance of the law given to Moses, and the need for a savior. He highlights the transformative power of Jesus Christ's sacrifice and the forgiveness of sins through faith. He also addresses the theme of spiritual rebirth and the assurance of Salvation, underscoring the work of the Holy Spirit in believers' lives.

Pastor Rit then delves into a discussion focusing on the spiritual gifts, particularly the gift of tongues, and its purpose for self-edification. He emphasizes the importance of other gifts for the edification of others and the building up of the church. He also touches on the preparation of Cornelius by the Holy Spirit, the significance of baptism as an act of obedience and public declaration of faith, and the necessity of heeding the Holy Spirit's guidance. He warns of the consequences of division within the church and stresses the need for genuine love and unity among believers. He then addresses the impending judgment on nations, including America, for their attitudes towards Israel and the Jewish people, urging the Believer to prepare spiritually for challenging times ahead.

Pastor Rit starts the Book of Daniel covering chapters 1 verses 1 through 7.

Who is a godly father? Pastor Jonthan Miller, Sr. encourages fathers to seek after the Lord and to let Him work through them to become the godly fathers they need to be!

Pastor Rit finishes the Book of Ezekiel covering chapters 46, 47, and 48. We see how God wants the land of Israel divided up during the Millennial Reign.