Pastor Evans continues the Esther series by elaborating further on what the King's Gate was, and what it represents. We find in Chapter 6, that things begin to turn around for us when we honor God.

In Part 2 of the Esther Series, Calvin Ray Evans continues in the story of Esther and the patterns within it that we relate to as born again Christians. We were condemned by the law, but the King we face in judgment showed us love and pardoned us through the scepter.

Often times, the last words spoken from an individual before leaving this world are what they are most remembered by. In the book of 2 Timothy , we contemplate the apostle Paul's final words.

Pastor Evans begins the Esther series on the topic of the hatred of the enemy toward God's people. Just as Haman hates Mordecai, the devil hate all of God's children.

This parable is often misinterpreted. As Christians, we are not the one seeking the treasure in this text, we are the treasure. The Lord sought us, and gave all to purchase us out of the filth of this world.

Often times we ask the Lord- Why are we in this situation-- Why am I here-- As shown in Mark 1, when we experience a heavenly encounter, be sure that a wilderness experience will follow. But if we are following God's direction, He will reveal the purpose in due time.

The children of God have an enemy. The question is, do we fear him or does he fear us--

Trust is something that is earned not given. The Lord is trustworthy because He has proven to be faithful.

This sermon includes the third and final part of the Measure Series, on measuring worship. In addition to measuring the House of God, and the Altar, we reflect on the way we worship God.

We've been gifted precious things from God that we are entrusted with to care for. One of those things mentioned in Revelation 11 is the altar. Here, we are asked to measure the altar, to see our status in relation between prayer and the presence of God.