In the third of our 4-part Christmas Weekend, we go behind the story of Old Simeon, learning why people will either rejoice or reject the Christ-child, and all the promises that foretold Him. 

In the second of our 4-part Christmas Weekend, we learn about the shepherds, and why God chose this particular group of misfits to be the first recipients of glad tidings of greatest joy. 

In the first of our 4-part Christmas Weekend, we review the Christmas Story from the vantage point of God's pinnacle providence, seeing how He weaves together history, geography, and ancestry to usher Christ on earth. 

In Luke 24, Jesus appears to his followers, discussing how the Old Testament pointed to him as Lord and Savior. Jonny Ardavanis shows us how Christ was our sacrifice, the eternal lamb, as well as our priest and king.

Over the centuries, there have been many aberrant views regarding the person of Christ. In this message, we will examine a few of the most well known heretical views, and then ground ourselves in a proper Christology via the brief survey of New Testament scriptures.

Over the centuries, there have been many aberrant views regarding the person of Christ. In this message, we will examine a few of the most well known heretical views, and then ground ourselves in a proper Christology via the brief survey of New Testament scriptures. 

Pastor Albert Kilgore dives into the topic of prayer. Are you devoted to prayer? Learn how prayer is commanded by God and a necessity of the Christian life.

Modern views of Heaven and the Kingdom of God, picture a mystical place of cupids and clouds. Sadly, few Christians understand all the Bible teaches about the return of Christ, His kingdom on the earth, along with their role and rewards, should they run the race faithfully.

Modern views of Heaven and the Kingdom of God, picture a mystical place of cupids and clouds. Sadly, few Christians understand all the Bible teaches about the return of Christ, His kingdom on the earth, along with their role and rewards, should they run the race faithfully. 

In the opening verses of Chapter 10, Paul signals his grave concern for the Corinthian pride, and how the old vices of idolatry, sex, and complaint can hamstring their Christian service. Yet in verse 13, he explains temptation, and offers hope, explaining the pathway God offers through temptation.