Pastor Rit continues his series in the Book of Acts and covers chapter 9 verses 31 through 35. Acts now breaks from the Apostle Paul and shifts to the Apostle Peter. The Apostle Peter arrives in Lydda and meets Aeneas, a man who was bedridden for eight years and was paralyzed.

Pastor Rit covers Ezekiel 39 verses 1 through 3. God will destroy the armies of Gog, starting with their weapons. Is Psalm 76 a prophecy of this? Let's see!

Pastor Rit continues his series in the Book of Acts and covers chapter 9 verses 22 through 30. Immediately after Saul was converted and baptized, he preached that Jesus is the Christ in the synagogues and the Jews plot to kill him. He then travels from Damascus, to Arabia, Jerusalem, and then Syria and Cilicia.

Pastor Rit covers Ezekiel 38 and the Gog-Magog War. Who’s involved and what happens after this war? He also expounds on current events and how all the players are in their places ready to fulfill Ezekiel 38.

Pastor Rit continues his series in the Book of Acts. This morning we cover Acts chapter 9 through verse 21. Last week we looked at all the sufferings Paul suffered for the Gospel. This week we see how immediate Paul's change was after meeting Jesus Christ!

Pastor Rit takes a break from our study of the Book of Ezekiel and shares on just how precise the Word of God was on predicting when Israel would return to the land. If the Word of God is that precise, then what must Believers do with that information?

Pastor Rit continues his series in the Book of Acts. This morning we cover Acts chapter 9 verses 10 through 19. After Jesus confronted Saul on his way to Damascus, Jesus now calls on Ananias to be used to restore Saul's sight.

Pastor Rit continues our study of the Book of Ezekiel. Tonight he covers chapter 37 verses 1 through 28.

Pastor Rit continues his series in the Book of Acts. This morning we cover Acts chapter 9 verses 1 through 9. Who was Saul and what happened to him on the road to Damascus? Can the same thing happen to us? Let's find out!

John Michael shares on the Journey of the Magi, who came to visit the "young child" Jesus. We then enter into our January 2024 Communion service.