Our nature is to be dissatisfied. But the Lord has stated that we can enjoy the abundant life. In this message, Brother Luke explains how we, as naturally dissatisfied beings, can enjoy the abundant life God intends for his children. The Abundant Life

From Romans 6:23, Brother Tim presents the Christian world view of sin and death. The Dead Fish

In this message, Brother Luke Hagler, an avid archer, looks in depth at the way in which the word of God compares children to “arrows in the hand of a mighty man.” Arrows

What if you tried to eat all your breakfasts for an entire week in one morning? Obviously eating doesn’t work that way.  And so Jesus said that each day comes with its own set of problems, so deal with them one day at a time. In this message, Brother Luke uses Matthew 6:34 as a …

Because of the work of Christ, we are assured that ultimately all of God’s sheep will be in heaven one day. But the journey between here and heaven can be difficult and treacherous. And although nothing can prevent our presence with our Savior up there, in the message, Brother Neil instructs us not end up …

In the first message of the new year, Brother Tim continues the series from I Thessalonians. In chapter 3, verses 11 through 13, the Apostle encourages the church to increase and abound in love toward each other, toward all men, and following the example of the way in which Paul loved them. The word “love” …

The nostalgic idea of Jesus’ birth – in a barn, with animals around, may be the traditional Christmas image in our minds of his birth. In this message, Brother Tim preaches about Micah 4:8, which seems to indicate a specific and well known location in the village of Bethlehem where Jesus was born, known as …

The devil seeks to distract us, divert our attention and steal our hearts away from focusing on the Lord. In this message, Brother Luke uses the tragic example of David’s son Absalom, who stole the hearts of the people. The method by which Absalom stole their hearts is a warning to us all. Stealing the …

In the ongoing series in I Thessalonians, Brother Tim takes up the question that Paul asked in chapter 3. While encouraging the new converts, he also gently pointed them to examine what their faith was lacking. We can never find growth in complacency, and the Apostle was always reminding God’s children about this. What We …

In this message, Brother Neil takes up the subject of the true meaning of Christmas. We usually visualize Christ as a baby, but the true meaning of Christmas can only be found not just in the birth of the babe, but in his growing up to be the One who paid for the sins of …