This is the start of a new series. Pastor Hinson starts with the fondation of Who it is that has made these promises. He first brings out the scriptural fact that God neither was nor is under any obligation to give a promise to any. Secondly that all power belongs to God and is ever available to Him. Thirdly that God is immutable and thus He will not change His mind. Forthly, He reminds us about God's faithfulness. He has much to say on these subjects, so listen in and recieve a blessing.

A sermon expounding on what -once for all- means.

This sermon is focused mainly on the appointment of the death of our Lord Jesus Christ.

A look at some of the characteristics of our inherited nature that we should always be aware and-or beware of.

Some reasons why we should keep looking for His coming, and not be discouraged.--Because of His promise.--Because we are commanded to.--Because of the events that will happen when He returns. --Because of the effect it should have on our daily life.

Redemption- the plan, the people, and the price.

This message is for those of you that can declare with the Apostle Paul, -I know Whom I have believed in, and that He is able to keep that which I have commited unto Him against that day.-

This is not so much of a look at the mount called Calvary as it is a look at the legal transaction that took place on the top of it. I suspect that this mount was not much to look at in the way of beauty but what transpired there between the Father and His Son was the most beautiful event in the world-

The easiest and favorite mountain to climb for the natural man, although it's not an actual mountain, and perhaps it is better described as deep and wide pit-

The Gospel message- What it is, what it means, the value of it to sinners, both saved and lost, and a few of the ways we can apply it to our lives every day.