There is a need to see God clearly in all of His holiness and majesty. Likewise, one must see themselves in all honesty and admit to where they have fallen short and repent. Sermon by: Pastor Charles McKinney

God reveals His great love and forgiveness towards mankind. He forgives all who will repent. Sermon by: Pastor Charles McKinney

Only God can tell us what shall be on the morrow. Without the ability to see the future, we must have faith in God. Sermon by: Assistant Pastor Bobby Clark

God created creatures in which we know nothing about nor have we seen. We accept these things to be true without proof or evidence. Faith does not require us to see anything. Pastor Charles McKinney

At the supper Jesus takes bread, breaks it and declares it is His body broken. Likewise, He takes the cup and declares it is His blood of the New Testament. This communion is a memorial for Christians as we remember Jesus dying for us. Sermon by: Assistant Pastor Bobby Clark

To condemn God is to assume your way is right and God's way is wrong. Should God's way be canceled? God is exposing man's vain attempt to be righteous. Man's righteousness is not a righteousness which God accepts. Sermon by: Pastor Charles McKinney

Jesus announces at the supper that one of the twelve shall betray Him. Jesus is calling out Judas before the actual betrayal; thereby addressing the hidden sin in his heart along with the intents of betrayal. Judas chose to stay lost and go forward with the betrayal. Sermon by: Assistant Pastor Bobby Clark

When confronted with God's holiness, one must recognize one’s own sinfulness and unworthiness. Examination of self must be spiritual, not just morally or socially. Sermon by: Pastor Charles McKinney

Judas, being one of the twelve goes unto the chief priests and agrees to betray Jesus unto them. Judas was the son of perdition. By choice, he never got saved. Judas is an example of a religious but lost person. Sermon by: Assistant Pastor Bobby Clark

Job and his friends have debated as to why God has not answered him. It was a mystery as to why such a good a man as Job had suffered so much. God did not attempt to answer any of their questions, nor did He defend Himself. Sermon by: Pastor Charles McKinney