Pastor Harold and Pastor Tim highlight the importance of unity in worship and the joy that comes from understanding God's word. The discussion emphasizes prayer, humility, and the collective experience of faith, encouraging individuals to celebrate their spiritual journey and foster connections within the community

The church acts as a counterculture, promoting love while opposing worldly philosophies. Christians are encouraged to uphold their convictions and unity without compromising God's word. The discussion emphasizes the importance of truth in media, confronting gossip, and relying on God for strength in spiritual warfare. 

Pastors Harold and Tim emphasize Nehemiah's leadership amidst internal conflict. It discusses the emotional challenges faced by families and churches, the importance of managing anger, and the supportive role of the church. The session also addresses empathy and the need for wisdom in community issues.

Pastors Harold Noyes and Timothy Golden discuss Nehemiah, chapters three and four, revealing the opposition encountered during the wall's rebuilding. Spiritual preparation is emphasized in addition to personal readiness, paralleling Joshua's reliance on divine guidance. Nehemiah's mission illustrates the community's resolve to unite against obstacles, urging collective responsibility and trust in God.

Pastors Harold Noyes and Timothy Golden look at Nehemiah chapter 2 and discuss how Nehemiah's request was granted through persistent prayer, demonstrating how we, as believers, should go about seeking God in a way that is holy, upright, and faithfully persistent.

In this episode, we begin a study on the Book of Nehemiah. We will explore in depth the principles in chapter one.

Pastors Harold Noyes and Timothy Golden discuss John 6:22:40 and how to know if you have God's "seal of approval".

In today's episode, Pastors Harold Noyes and Timothy Golden discuss Jesus walking on the water and the significance of the moment to Peter, the other disciples, and us.

In today's episode, we discuss the feeding of the 5,000 and the impact it had on both the multitude and the disciples of Jesus.

In today's episode, we continue the discussion on Jesus' claim to be co-equal with God and the witnesses beyond Himself that testify to that fact - which, based on the court of law of the day, would have been more proof than was legally necessary to state something as true.