In this final message of the series, we are challenged to consider once again the application of knowing God. It is God's will for His children to be sanctified, to be in a process of becoming more conformed to His holiness ... 'as He who called you is holy, you also be holy in all your conduct.' This transformation of the way we think and live will cause us to be different from the world ... as different as righteousness is from lawlessness, as light is from darkness, and as Christ is from Belial! Believers are the temple of the Holy Spirit. We need to live as those who are called 'Holy' for the glory of God and the drawing of unbelievers to His holiness. This message was presented on Sunday, October 24, 2010 by Bob Corbin

The will of God is the expression of His desires that He has revealed throughout His Word. The chief desire of God is the exaltation of His person. The primary motive of worship is the recognition that He is the Creator and that He has created all things according to His desire (Revelation 4). As part of that creation, God made man in His own image and likeness. We are told in the Scripture that God desires all men to be saved and come to the knowledge of truth. It is not God's will, or desire, that any should perish. What is our desire? This message was presented on Sunday, October 17, 2010 by Bob Corbin

Jesus said, 'Not everyone who says to Me, 'Lord, Lord,' shall enter the kingdom of heaven, but he who does the will of My Father in heaven.' It would seem then to be important to know the will of God. The will of God is the expression of His desires that He has revealed throughout His Word. The chief desire of God is the exaltation of His person. 'I am the LORD, that is My name and My glory I will not give to another ...' We are called to do ALL to the glory of Go. Is that OUR desire? This message was presented on Sunday, September 26, 2010 by Bob Corbin

The Will of God has been broken down in theology into various categories including His decreed will and permissive will. However, our 'wills' are an expression of the strength and priority of our desires. God's Will is the expression of His desires which are consistent and in conformity to His being, composition, plan and attributes. Psalm 115 states, 'our God does whatever He pleases.' As believers and disciples of Christ it should be our desire (will) to walk in His steps which He expressed 'My food is to the will (desire) of Him who sent Me, and to finish His work.' This message was presented on Sunday, September 19, 2010 by Bob Corbin

Our names are representations of who we are. So, YHWH, 'the One who exists,' is the name that God has chosen to represent Himself. With this in mind, it is thrilling to note that God has chosen to ascribe His name to four special items: His Temple, His City, His Messiah and His Children. This message considers the ascribing of YHWH's name to His Children. When we accept God's plan of salvation through Christ, we receive the privilege of adoption. At adoption we are given a new name ... we are now called by His name! This message considers the ascribing of YHWH's name to His Temple, His City and His Messiah. This message was presented on Sunday, August 29, 2010 by Bob Corbin

God revealed His name as YHWH, meaning 'the One Who exists'. The importance of His Name cannot be overstated. It is that by which He has chosen to be known and it is not to be misused. God has chosen to ascribe His name to four special items: His Temple, His City, His Messiah and His Children. This message considers the ascribing of YHWH's name to His Temple, His City and His Messiah. This message was presented on Sunday, August 29, 2010 by Bob Corbin

The terms by which God has chosen to reveal Himself provide additional revelation of His character, His works, and His relationship to us. The Hebrew term for God is El. However, from the beginning (Genesis 1:1) God chose to use the plural of that term 'Elohim' in reference to Himself. Beginning at Genesis 2:4, God personalized His relationship with mankind by referring to Himself as YHWH Elohim. The Name YHWH means 'self existent one'. This message covers that interpretation, intensifiers and importance of Hebrew Title and Name for God including El, Eloah, El Shaddai, El Elyon, YHWH, YHWH Tsabaoth and YWHW Elohim. This message was presented on Sunday, August 8, 2010 by Bob Corbin

The Fervency of God displayed in His zeal (for His Person, Plan and People) and in His jealousy (for the affection of His children) ought to provoke those who know Him to worship Him and to desire to reflect Him in their lives. We ought to have a zeal for His Person, His Plan and People! We ought to be jealous for time to spend with Him! What is the object of your fervency? Are you fervent for the things of man, or the things of God? This message was presented on Sunday, August 1, 2010 by Bob Corbin

Numerous times in Scripture God declares, 'I, the LORD your God, am a jealous God.' The word translated jealousy is the Hebrew word qana. In the New Testament it is the Greek word zaelo. Both refer to having a hot fervency toward something, or someone. The Fervency of God is displayed in His Zeal for His Person, His Plan and His People. However, it is also displayed in His jealousy for the affection of His children. Overwhelmingly, God has declared that He will not share His bride with another. Do we have that same zeal for Him and jealousy in our affection for Him? This message was presented on Sunday, July 25, 2010 by Bob Corbin

God is holy and righteous, but we are not. Yet God is loving and faithful and desires for all men to be saved and come to the knowledge of the truth ... and that truth is that God, in His goodness, made a way for us to be reconciled to Him through the payment of the penalty of our sins. That way was for God Himself to be incarnate, taking on the form of a servant in the likeness of man, dieing on the cross AND THEN raising from the dead ... conquering death! We are called upon to reflect the grace and mercy of God to those about us, drawing them to the goodness of God. This message was presented on Sunday, July 18, 2010 by Bob Corbin