Pastor James Kaddis enters Matthew chapter 16 today! God has given us a very clear picture of what our future holds and what we should be expecting. He has mapped out His plan for humanity and has even given us an opportunity to receive all that He has for us! What’s even more amazing is that He has substantiated His Word by giving us every leading indicator that irrefutably established His word as the truth.

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Maybe you have some unmet needs today and wondering what to do next? Perhaps you even wonder who even cares? Well today on Light on the Hill we’re encouraged by the truth that God cares and He wants to meet our every need! We’ll be finishing up Matthew chapter fifteen with pastor James Kaddis, and the story we’re about to hear may sound familiar to you! Jesus is about to perform another mighty miracle which really displays His care and compassion for people!

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We’ll be continuing a series called, In the Volume of the Book, where we’re taking you from Genesis to Revelation honing in on the areas pertinent to Bible prophecy. And today it’s Exodus and Leviticus that receives our time and attention.

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Can you just imagine what it would have been like to see Jesus healing the blind, lame and mute? No doubt we’d be left amazed, like the crowd we’ll hear about today on Light on the Hill. You can’t help but be struck with awe as you consider His great compassion and love for people. Today pastor James Kaddis has a look at the last ten verses in Matthew chapter 15 where Jesus is near the Sea of Galilee up on a mountainside. And a great crowd has gathered. People coming to Him with their needs, and Jesus would care for them and heal them.

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We’ve got a great study in Matthew fifteen lined up for you today. Pastor James Kaddis will draw our attention to a Syrophoenician woman that was desperate for the Lord, persistently seeking Him. Pastor James believes that’s precisely how we’re to be each and every day. Spiritual beggers, desperate for God and His Word.

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Today on Light on the Hill we’ll introduce you to a woman who was desperate for help. And she went to the right person, Jesus, recognizing Him for who He truly is. Pastor James Kaddis will relate this to our lives. So turn to Matthew chapter fifteen, where we’ll pay attention to verses 21-28. It’s one of the most inspiring and encouraging accounts we have in the Bible of a woman seeking God.

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You might be tempted to think that Christ will overlook the evil that men and women do and say. But nothing could be further from the truth. The words that we use is a reflection of the condition of our heart, and that is precisely what God will judge. The great uprooting is on its way.

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Pastor James Kaddis will continue his study in Matthew. We’ll be in chapter fifteen. Jesus didn’t shy away from confronting and exposing the evil actions in the religious and political leaders of His day. And neither should we!

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We’re going through the Bible at a fast clip here on Light on the Hill, emphasizing Bible prophecy along the way. Today, pastor James Kaddis opens the book of Exodus. Which is a historical account of the Exodus of the Israelites from Egypt. You’ll hear what happens when a nation takes their eyes off the Lord and how it affects the generations to come.

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Today on Light on the Hill we’ll talk about a group of men that really destroyed their lives in the name of keeping tradition. There’s a lot of that going on today! And there are a series of valuable lessons that we need to learn from this!

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