Pastor Doug's Weekly Messages

These are fascinating times in the world. On a planet teeming with 7 billion people, a change in the religious leader for 1.2 billion of them represents a significant event. How do the Pope and the Catholic church fit into Bible prophecy?

There are many different rocks in the Bible. Perhaps one of the most interesting stones was the one that covered the tomb of Jesus. If it could speak, what would it say?

This sermon looks at vignettes in the Bible portraying true and false portraits of repentance. Genuine repentance comes from the heart and there is a forsaking of sin.

Pastor Batchelor looks at the concept of opportunity in the Bible. God sets before us open doors. We need to recognize and take steps toward these opportunities. Being in tune with the Holy Spirit is essential to catching divine opportunities.

This sermon looks at a story of the grace of God in Scripture and how our entire status can be changed to a covenant that the Lord has made to save us. It's about Mephibosheth. God takes people from the prison to the palace.

Should we be fearful of things that go 'bump in the night'? Are ghosts real? Does the Bible have anything to say about these things? Join Pastor Doug as he examines the Bible story of Saul and the Witch of Endor.

All of us are being invited to take risks when we go for God, but we don't have to be afraid because we are going "with" God.

How much do you value your liberty, how precious is it to you? Throughout the Bible one of God's primary purposes for His people was to free them from physical oppression and to liberate them from their spiritual bondage. Does freedom from the law mean we no longer need to keep the ten commandments? Pastor Doug shows how sin is slavery.

God's providence gives us evidence for His love and care of people. Have you noticed God's divine guidance in your life?

The sermon focuses on the parable of the lost sheep. Like sheep who wander, people wander from God. Without an initiative from God, they are in trouble. We are to join God in loving searching for the Lord's lost sheep.