Pastor Michael takes us to the gospels, in Luke 2:22-24 to point out the biblical, historical context of Jesus' birth and the actions of Mary and Joseph shortly following His birth.

Pastor Lamberson takes us to Psalm 49 to look at a story of redemption.

• Author’s Audience 49:1-2
• Author’s Purpose 49:3-6 (1 Corinthians 2:6-7)
• Money Cannot Ransom A Soul 49:7-14 (Ecclesiastes 3:19a)
• Our Hope 49:15-20 (Matthew 6:19-21, 1 Timothy 6:7, Matthew 16:24-27, Luke 12:15b, Proverbs 4:7)

Pastor Michael opens up Romans 3 to see how Paul uses the First (Old) Testament in his writing. Join us in listening.

Pastor Lamberson opens Psalm 63:1-5 to look at those who love the Lord, and find His love better than life.

• Those who love the Lord, Desire Him (Passionately) v1
• Those who love the Lord, Know Him (Personally) v2
• Those who love the Lord, Praise Him (Faithfully) v3-5

Pastor Paul Lamberson continues in the Psalms this week, looking at Psalm 34:1-9 with today's sermon "God Is..." 

Grab your bible and listen with us as Pastor teaches us that

• God is worthy,
• God is unique, and that
• God is a giver.  

Pastor turns to Psalm 141 to teach us from this prayer of David. 

He sees four aspects to this prayer:

A Prayer of Praise (141:1-2)

A Prayer for Holiness (141:3-5)

A Prayer for Justice (141:6-7)

A Prayer of Dependence (141:8-10)

Listen in for the details.

And, as a reminder, next week is Psalm 34:1-9, not Psalm 36, which we looked at last week.

Pastor Michael takes us to the book of Jude to continue his series on the writers of the new testament and their use of the old, or first, testament in their writings. Today he looks at Jude 11-13 to remind us to be on guard against sin in our camp.

Pastor Lamberson looks at 1 Corinthians 13 to remind us that knowledge, without love, we have nothing. Knowledge of God should cause us to love God, which then should cause us to know God more, which then...

Pastor Lamberson takes a look at Psalm 36: David's assessment of the wicked, of God, and his decision to follow God.

What does Pastor mean when he says "Rootless and Fruitless?" Listen to today's episode and find out!