This message uses the example of how an arrow flies true to illustrate to us the importance of proper doctrine. We tend to fixate on one aspect of a particular doctrine, for example love or righteousness, and end up flying poorly and unable to hit the mark because we are not balanced in that doctrine.

Yadah, Halal, Shabach, Zamar, Todah, Barak, and Tehillah are all words translated in our English Bible from the Hebrew words into: “Praise”. This message describes the specific way each of those words was used in the scripture to “praise God”.

This message describes what Jesus actually did with the Law. We tend to think of the Law as bad, when we should delight in it. (Ps. 1) Jesus’ teachings on the Law are life, and are so foundational that the wise man builds his house on them.

This is a very practical sermon focused on seven imperatives found in the book of Jude that instruct us on how to live in the midst of an end time environment. If you are wondering on how to respond to the crazy world around you, listen to this message.

This message is specifically for our church, and the idea that as we are starting fresh, that we must do the work of “cultivating the garden” just like Adam and Eve were placed by God to cultivate the garden in Eden. Cultivation is work, but it’s fruitful work.

One of our own, Talon VanDyck, delivered this powerful word on the need for, and benefits of, Endurance in our walk with God. He breaks down the scripture, and gleans from his own personal testimony to communicate the message. If you, or someone you know, is going through a difficult situation we strongly encourage you to listen and share this message.

This message visits Jesus’ teachings on the keys of the kingdom, specifically binding and loosing. This function of the Church is important to understand and exercise as we seek to co-labor with Christ in the building of His Church.

In this service at Church at the Armory, the Holy Spirit led several members to testify and encourage the body. It was a beautiful service that was very uplifting and the testimonies fit perfectly with the sermon presented about Jesus healing the leper. Listen to these stories and be encouraged!

Revisiting Isaiah’s prophecy found in chapter 24, we discover the key characteristic of that remnant church in the midst of a chaotic world, that characteristic is joy. This message tackles three points of joy we must actively seek to embody. If your world is in chaos, listen to this message and pursue joy.

This Graduation Sunday message speaks to the generation that has not bent their knees nor mouths kissed the “ring” of the entities that would seek to destroy the “way of God” from our society. This message encourages us to see this generation as future hope rather than a destructive force.