In this message James Widgeon leads our new study in the book of Obadiah, with supporting Scripture from Genesis, Numbers, and Acts on the two sons of Issac, Jacob and Esau. Jacob would receive the birth-rite blessing of Issac, His Father, even though Esau was born first. Jacob's descendants would form the later Israelite's and Esau's descendants would form the Edomite's. These two nations would forever be at enmity with the other.

In this message Pastoral intern Jansen Lorch leads our continued study in the second book of Ezra. We study the list of people who were the descendants taken captive by king Nebuchadnezzar and who later returned to Jerusalem and Judah, everyone to his own city. Some of these men would help rebuild the Lord's temple. Additionally, when the Jews returned to Jerusalem, their first act was to rebuild the altar where it was before. Their first priority was worship.

In tonight's message we are blessed to welcome guest speaker Jack McMahan who provides an update on what the Lord is doing in New Zealand followed by a Q and A session. Please continue to pray for the McMahan's that the Lord would provide opportunities for them to share Him with others.

Our Scripture reading was found in 1 Chronicles 4:1-43.

In this message we are again welcomed by speaker Jack McMahan who leads our study on God the Father having exalted Jesus: He is Preeminent: 1) in relation to the Fath - exact image, 2) in relation to creation - creator and sustainer, and 3) in relation to the church - the head. His work of reconciliation is Preeminent, is He preeminent in your life?

Our Scripture reading was found in Ezekiel 3:1-27.

In this message we have the privilege and blessing of welcoming Jack and Beverly McMahan, who leads our message today focused on five key concepts of sharing the Lord's table.

In this message Pastor Matt teaches us the importance of not just saying, but doing. Not just thinking, pondering, commenting, or connecting it to other texts. Rather, the Lord wants us to observe/keep/obey/follow/put into practice

The Christian can confidently ask God for whatever is needful. Not

Our Scripture reading was found in 1 Chronicles 3:1-24.

What we will see in the rest of this section is that God’s grace did not

Our Scripture reading was found in Ezekiel 2:1-10.

In this message we are welcomed with a prerecorded missionary update from Mariano Proto. Additionally, Pastor Matt shares his study on the theology of the cross and gospel and how it can be studied and applied in our daily lives as Christians. It specifies how our savior Jesus Christ's sacrifice was sufficient to save sinners from the 2nd death and how His people can have a relationship with Him.

In this message Pastoral intern Jansen Lorch leads our continued study in the second book of Ezra. We study the list of people who were the descendants taken captive by king Nebuchadnezzar and who later returned to Jerusalem and Judah, everyone to his own city. Some of these men would help rebuild the Lord's temple.