We continue our study of the book of Jeremiah. We look at briefly when Jeremiah goes to the potter's house, how we should glory in knowing God and not worldly pursuits, but we look at false prophets for the majority of our time.

There are people all around us who are lost and in need of salvation. We as Christians must seek to bring them to Jesus.

We look at an introduction to Jeremiah, his call, sin and judgment, and some of the examples of the mercy of God in Jeremiah.

We continue our study of Isaiah.

Why is it that God is so concerned for our minds? One reason is because God sees our thoughts as clearly as He sees our actions, and if we want the God of peace to be with us, we must be holy in our thoughts and in our what we do.

We continue looking at the book of Isaiah.

God tells us not to worry but to come to Him and pray to Him. The promise of God is that when we come to Him according to His Word, He will give us peace that surpasses understanding, and this peace will guard our hearts and minds in Christ.

We begin to look at Isaiah. We look at a brief introduction to the prophets, then an introduction to Isaiah, followed by looking at the context of the book, Isaiah's vision of the Lord, and passages that appear in the early part of Isaiah that foretell of the coming of Jesus.

In this message we focus on Christ's love for the Church and our love for Christ.

We need to be true worshipers of God. In this message we look at six truths of true worship: true worship is not based on a location; it is based on God's truth; it is sincere and genuine; it is not through idols; we must believe in Jesus to worship truly; and God is seeking those who will worship Him in this way. We also look at how we can worship God in our everyday lives.