Pauls Valley Weekly Sermons

Who or what is the Holy Spirit? Is the Holy Spirit an impersonal force, emanating from God? Or is the Holy Spirit a Divine Person of the triune God? What about the gifts of the Holy Spirit? Which gifts does the Holy Spirit provide and which gifts do people abuse?

Our very own Lisa Rollings, shares a touching story comparing the earthly adoption process with the heavenly adoption process. You too can be adopted by a loving, merciful Father and family in heaven.

Sometimes I would find myself seeming to be just waiting on God. What did I need to do next? How could I fix it? How could I do things differently? I found God leading me to a lesson about prayer and revival. The two are inseparably linked. It’s never too early and it’s never too late. You can experience a revival in your life, your family, even your community.

Bamidele Atoyosoye is our guest speaker.

In this sermon, we investigate God’s character and the beginning of 2 religions: The correct view of God, and the wrong view of God. How did the fall impact humanities view of God’s character? Is trust in God something that can be restored?

Tony Ponterio delivers his final sermon before heading home to New Jersey. He leaves us a message of the Keys of Success. How to be a successful Christian. Tony defines 3 keys each of which at their core is Jesus Christ.

Pride goeth before destruction …

Pride is a deceitful thing, it gives us a false sense of reality. What are the Biblical warnings of Pride? The best place to journey is into Exodus and the story of Israel.

We take a look at one of the very common beliefs of mainstream Christianity, that is Israel in End-time Prophecy. There have been millions of books sold in over 50 different languages discussing the role literal Israel will play in the End-time Events. The most common of which are:

We investigate these events looking only at Scripture to define them. You might be surprised by the results.

Have you ever wondered, What is our purpose? What is it we are supposed to do?

We read in Matthew 5:13 about being the salt of the earth. Interestingly in this time period salt was used for preserving, and we could apply this as preserving the Gospel. It says in the scripture that if the salt loses their savior they are good for nothing and thrown out.

Rodney Phillips joins us as a guest speaker.

Looking at the history of Nineveh, the largest city of its time in Assyria, it’s a similar location to where ISIS controls right now. Nineveh was a very advanced society. They were accredited with founding many modern advances.  But they were religious extremists. They believed in many gods similar to Babylon.

This is the setting that Jonah enters. Many of us are familiar with the story of Jonah, but what about the rest of the story?