Jesus said, "Come Unto Me, and I will give you rest." He said, "take my yoke upon you, and learn of me." What is it to come to Jesus? What is the yoke of Jesus? What are we to learn of Jesus so that we can find rest for our souls?

What is the source of discipleship? How can lost sinners be a dsiciples of Jesus? Jesus gave his apostles instrictions in this. How did Jesus encourage the 12 in the discipleship? Find out in this sermon today.

When the last word of the Old Testament is written, 400 years elapse before a prophet speaks again. Is God absent during this time? In today's sermon, we see how God was not absent. We also think about how we should live when it sometimes seems God might be absent in the affairs of the world today.

In this sermon, we discuss the world's philosophy of self. We see how that philosophy is in conflict with discipleship. Jesus said, we are to deny ourself as one who is following Him.

In this sermon, Bro. Jerry highlights for us of God's unchanging promises to His people. God will restore His people because He promised He would.

Today, we begin our summer discipleship series. We begin with A Call to Follow. What does it mean to follow Jesus? We look in Matthew to get an idea of what it means to follow Jesus.

Some of the last words that were recorded are recorded in 1st Chronicles 29. The words recorded are a prayer offered by David. In the first part of his prayer, he focuses on Yahweh. In this sermon, we discuss YAHWEH, and why it is important to us today.

IN today's sermon, we discuss the history of the church. We discuss the perpetuity of the church. We discuss how the church that Jesus built is still active today. We see how the church is active is aiding Jesus with bringing those given to Jesus by the Father to him.

Nehemiah has dedicated himself to the rebuilding of Jerusalem. Will Jerusalem remain faithful to God in the future? Wioll they be faithful until Christ enters the city of Jerusalem? What might hinder their faithfulness?

"And now you know the rest of the story." Paul Harvery famously used that line to conclude his radion program. How does that line apply to the church at Jerusalem and the life of John Mark? In this sermon today, we attempt to answer that question.