The Lord uses specific words in Holy Writ. Instead of “big” and “little”, words like “small” and “great” have a much more profound and descriptive meaning. In this message preached by Elder Lonnie Mozingo, Jr., at the anniversary meeting, the meaning of such words is expounded upon. From Small to Great

In this message preached at the October anniversary meeting, Elder Graham Sims, pastor of Wilson Creek PBC in Tennessee, preaches about the timely redemption that came to the house of Naomi through the work of Boaz. And so our Kinsman Redeemer Jesus Christ has procured eternal redemption for us by his work on the cross. …

God designed his word to have an impact in the lives of His children. In I Thessalonians 2, Paul describes it as effectually working in the believers at Thessalonica. Just like a car needs fuel to run properly, so the word is the fuel for the born again child of God. In this message, Brother …

In the series on I Thessalonians, Pastor Tim preaches about the next description the Apostle Paul used in describing how he cared for the church in Thessalonica. From a nursing mother to a Godly father, Paul covered the spectrum of parenting in describing how he loved and cared for the church. Faithfulness of Fathers

The Apostle Paul used the most self-sacrificing example he could think of to describe the manner in which he dealt with the Thessalonians. He took care of them like a mother would take care of an infant. Pastor Tim examines this example of self-sacrifice in the ongoing series in I Thessalonians.  Manner of a Mother

For the child of God, there can be no doubting their identity. Jesus clearly identifies what we are – salt and light. But even more than our personal identify, the Lord clearly lays out the identity of the church. In this message, Brother Luke preaches about the identity crisis that the church of Lord is …

In our age of TV preachers with outstretched hands, asking people for money, Paul presents a stark contrast in I Thessalonians 2. In our time when the almighty dollar drives everything, when Paul wrote to the Thessalonians, he went to great lengths to remind them that he charged nothing for preaching. In this message, Pastor …

Paul encountered a culture of idols when he preached. There was a god for everything, and also a “catch-all” in case they missed one – the “unknown” god. An idol is anything we count on to “deliver” us. We may not have little idols of wood or stone today, but there are many things we …

The disciples prayer tells us to ask the Lord to “lead us not into temptation,” while the book of James states clearly that the Lord does not tempt us. In this message, Brother Luke presents an accurate view of how these two passages do not contradict one another, but are in harmony. Preached September 3, …

No one usually enjoys being roused from deep sleep. And while physical sleep is good for us, spiritual sleep is not. Paul encountered spiritual “deep sleep” just like Jesus did. There are specific reasons for God’s people being in a spiritual “deep sleep”. In this message, Pastor Tim preaches about how deep sleep can come …