In continuation of the Crossing the Line series, Pastor Evans focuses on the moth in the text and what it represents.

Pastor Evans introduces the series entitled -Crossing the Line-. God has set up boundaries for us, and those who cross the bounds will have to face the consequences.

The children of Israel were fed by the hand of the Lord with manna everyday. But there came a time when the manna ceased, because God was moving them to something better. Although change is uncomfortable, often times God is moving us to better things.

In Psalm 92, we find a statement that the righteous shall flourish like the palm tree. Pastor Evans describes the similarities between the palm tree and a righteous Christian.

We have no greater possession than the salvation we have received from the Lord. From our redemption, we learn more about the God that purchased our salvation.

We have no greater possession than the salvation we have received from the Lord. From our redemption, we learn more about the God that purchased our salvation.

When we face giants in our life, we don't often see them as a blessing. But in this message, we find that our life's greatest blessings follow the defeat of our enemies. The key is having the faith to leave our comfort zone to face them.

Coming from the First FWBC pulpit in Hayesville, NC, Pastor Evans preaches on Jacob's dying act- worshipping the Lord while leaning upon the top of his staff.

Brother Andrew Phipps Jr. uses this story of the King Uzziah to warn the family of growing careless in the house of God. A slow fade occurred over the generations, leading to the falling away of God's people.

In the Bible, the river is both used as a prophetic and a practical picture for the believer. The picture of the river in Ezekiel 47 depicts our journey into a deeper relationship with the Lord. But in John 7, we find Jesus revealing himself as the source of the river.