1 Thessalonians 2:17-20-In a sense this text helps us to understand that we must be diligent to keep our perspective while we are overcoming that which comes against us—problems.

Hebrews 6:1-2; EphesiaDear brother or sister in Christ, YOU have a responsibility to feed yourself spiritually.

ns 4:11-16-

Hebrews 10:24-25-Those who analyze church and culture trends suggest that churches are declining as a smaller proportion of our country claims to be believers in Christ. Yet, it is obvious in Scripture that God expects the redeemed to be connected to a church.

Romans 6:1-10-Once you have experienced the new birth, once you are saved from sin by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, what is your next step? Simple-believer’s baptism.

John 3:1-5; Ephesians 2:1-10-This morning we consider the biblical concept or doctrine known as regeneration. What does it mean to be born again? This is the first and absolutely essential step to gaining entrance into the Kingdom of God.

Matthew 7:24-29-The verses before us today are the finishing words of the Sermon on the Mount as recorded by the gospel writer, Matthew. These words are a fitting conclusion to the greatest sermon ever preached by arguably the greatest Preacher who practiced perfectly what He preached.

Matthew 7:2-23-The verses before us this morning are jolting and sobering. Jesus speaks frequently against the sin of hypocrisy in the lives of believers.

Matthew 7:15-20-False teachers exist in our midst, in our culture and society. We clearly live in an alarming time when many, who claim to be called of God, who claim to be Ministers of the Gospel, are nothing more than self-promoting, money-grubbing, egotistical charlatans. Tragically, thousands upon thousands follow these false individuals, who spread their lies across the landscape of Christianity, and lead so many astray.

Matthew 7:13-14-The two verses before us this morning are HAUNTING! These words from the lips of Christ should rattle us a bit.

1 John 2:15-17-Today is a special, annual day in the life of our congregation. This morning, we recognize and celebrate with our high school graduates.