Examining the importance of following Jesus' example and obeying God's Word and commands. Sermon given on 2/1/2026 from Pastor Jonathan Walton.

Looking at the importance of remaining faithful to God's Word; laboring for the Lord, so we may enter into His rest. Sermon given on 1/25/2026 from Pastor Jonathan Walton.

The Old Testament is filled with positive and negative examples for us to learn from today. Hebrews refers back to Numbers 13-14, where the Israelites refused to trust God and enter the promised land of Canaan. Sermon given on 1/11/2026 from Pastor Jonathan Walton.

As we begin the new year, it's the perfect time to start/get back to being serious about our Bible reading and study. Sermon given on 1/4/2026 from Elder Aaron Barton.

Looking at a powerful and convicting portion of Scripture. Are we bringing all of our requests, problems and thanksgiving to the Lord in prayer? Are we instead just bringing them to other people, or deciding to handle them all on our own? Sermon given on 12/28/2025 from Pastor Jonathan Walton.

The ultimate gift was the one the Lord gave to save man: His Son Jesus Christ. Pastor Jonathan takes us on a deeper look at eleven blessings of His executed plan for our salvation. Sermon given on 12/21/2025 from Pastor Jonathan Walton.

There are warnings given in Hebrews to believers to prevent losing out on blessings from the Lord. One of those warnings is against drifting away from the things that Jesus taught. Sermon given on 12/14/2025 from Pastor Jonathan Walton.

Examining numerous warnings written in Hebrews to fellow Christians, all against turning one's back on Jesus' gift of salvation, or trying to add necessary works for us to attain or not lose their salvation. It's so important to always examine the context, and to truly be in the Word ourselves. Sermon given on 12/7/2025 from Pastor Jonathan Walton.

Every born-again Christian has been given spiritual gift(s) from the Lord. Are we using them to serve Him and His body? If not, before we provide an excuse, we should know His Word says He will continuously provide opportunities for us, and reward us well for our faithfulness. Sermon given on 11/30/2025 from Elder Bud Clark.

It's great to be thankful for the gifts and comforts God has given us, but we should also be thankful for who He is and His attributes: THE LORD; His great and perfect faithfulness to His promises in Scripture, and His impeccable character as a just, true, and loving God. Are we thankful merely in lip service, or also in how we honor Him through obedience? Sermon given on 11/23/2025 from Elder Bud Clark.