This morning we continue our study verse by verse through the gospel of Matthew. There are no less than two significant truths present in this final portion of Chapter 1. Jesus saves and Jesus is God in the flesh. Matthew takes the inspiration of the Holy Spirit very seriously. Scripture text is Matthew 1:18-25.

This morning we begin a study verse by verse through the gospel of Matthew. Many believe Matthew to be the first gospel account to be written. It was directed to a mostly Jewish audience, which explains many of the distinctives found in Matthew's inspired writing. Today's Scripture text is Matthew 1:1-17.

This morning we conclude our study verse by verse through the Old Testament prophecy of Malachi. The day of the Lord is approaching. There will be two responses and two outcomes. There will be a discernible difference between the righteous and the wicked. These will be the last words God sends to his people for over 400 years until the coming of the Messiah. Scripture text is Malachi 3:13-4:6.

This morning we continue our study verse by verse through the Old Testament prophecy of Malachi. The Lord tells his people he will return to them if they will only return to him. The problem comes when God's people are unwilling to acknowledge their disobedience and their need to return to the Lord. Failure to obey in financial matters is the most obvious indicator of disobedience and rebellion. Scripture text is Malachi 3:7-12.

This morning we continue our study verse by verse through the Old Testament prophecy of Malachi. Our special guest preacher is Rev. James Nugent from the South Carolina Baptist Convention. Two questions. Two statements. Two applications. The judgment of the Lord is coming upon those who are disobedient. Scripture text is Malachi 2:17-3:6.