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Throughout Scripture, numerous key decisions and events take place under an oak tree. These moments frequently signify change, destiny, and sometimes even judgment. The oak tree can be seen to symbolize the Lord's protection, offering a place where we can remain with Him and allow Him to transform us. 

07/14/2024 - Sunday Night

Scriptures Used (In Order of Occurrence):
Judges 6:14, 19
Psalm 104:16
Isaiah 61:3
Genesis 35:8
Psalm 91:1

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In His Word, the Lord frequently urged His people to remember the things He had done for them. One such reminder was the stone of help, Ebenezer, mentioned in I Samuel, symbolizing God's past and present aid. Similarly, for modern believers, the church serves as an "Ebenezer"—a place that helps us and reminds of our need for His continual presence in our lives.

07/14/2024 - Sunday Morning

Scriptures Used (In Order of Occurrence):
I Samuel 7:1-12
Psalm 61:2

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This message was originally recorded at the First Pentecostal Church of Buford on April 1st, 2012.

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The Word of God teaches very clearly that we will reap what we sow, whether it be good or evil. Even after following the plan of salvation, we often face the consequences of our past choices. Thankfully, God empowers us through the Holy Ghost to faithfully serve Him and plant good seeds, ensuring a fruitful harvest in the future.

07/09/2024 - Tuesday Night

Scriptures Used (In Order of Occurrence):
Haggai 2:10-16
Galatians 6:7-9

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In God's work, He seeks willing individuals who give of themselves not out of guilt, but from a place of love. This truth is revealed in Exodus, where the offerings that built the Tabernacle came from the willing hearts of the people. It is one of the greatest honors to actively participate with God in building His kingdom rather than just being mere observers!

07/07/2024 - Sunday Night

Scriptures Used (In Order of Occurrence):
Exodus 35:4-5, 20-21

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The Old Testament recounts the event of Moses raising a bronze serpent in the wilderness, where all who gazed upon it were healed. This event foreshadowed the New Testament, where Jesus was lifted up on the cross, bearing the sins of humanity. Even today, those who look to Him and obey Him can find salvation in His name. 

07/07/2024 - Sunday Morning

Scriptures Used (In Order of Occurrence):
John 3:14-16
John 3:3, 5, 8, 12, 14-16
Numbers 21:1-9
Romans 3:23
Romans 5:12
II Peter 3:9
II Corinthians 5:21
Galatians 3:13-14
Isaiah 45:22
Acts 4:12
Hebrews 7:25
John 12:32

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This message was originally recorded at the First Pentecostal Church of Buford on September 8th, 2019.

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The people of Israel in Haggai's time were disheartened, believing the temple they were constructing in Jerusalem could never match the grandeur of the former one. They failed to recognize that God's nature is to continually advance toward greater glory. This truth applies to our own lives as well: when we work for Him, He plans for our future days to surpass our past.

07/02/2024 - Tuesday Night

Scriptures Used (In Order of Occurrence):
Haggai 2:6-9
Zechariah 4:9-10
Isaiah 43:18-19
II Timothy 1:7

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The life of Samson, though marked by many missteps, ultimately concluded with a redemptive message. In his final moments, he prayed this prayer that now resonates with anyone who has fallen: asking God to remember, strengthen, and avenge him. Samson's life illustrates that, despite our flaws and failures, it is possible to turn completely to God and end our journey in right standing with Him.

06/30/2024 - Sunday Night

Scriptures Used (In Order of Occurrence):
Judges 16:25-28
Hebrews 11:32
Psalm 138:3

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King Manasseh, despite having numerous opportunities filled with potential for greatness, made a series of wicked decisions that ultimately led to his captivity. It was only when he hit rock bottom that he wholeheartedly turned to God and acknowledged his need of Him. From his example, we learn the importance of recognizing the blessings of serving God now, rather than waiting for tragedy to compel us to do so.

06/30/2024 - Sunday Morning

Scriptures Used (In Order of Occurrence):
II Chronicles 33:1-14, 21-23
Galatians 6:7-8