Pastor Wade Orsini continues his sermon series on the Book of Genesis with sermon "Noah's Nakedness, Ham's Fall, & Canaan's Curse" expositing Genesis 9:18-29. AUDIO DRASTICALLY IMPROVES in the 5 minute mark.

In tonight's special service, director Stephen Bond gives a brief overview of the crucial points that revolve around the important role of VBS in not only the children's lives, but also the lives of those involved. Pastor John Peront concludes the service with a encouragement to the assembly and various prayer requests that will be very helpful as the VBS staff moves forward in the ministry.

This sermon explores the nature of true repentance through an exposition of Psalm 51, emphasizing that genuine contrition requires acknowledging the filthiness of sin while simultaneously apprehending God's mercy. The preacher outlines three essential components of this spiritual process: recognizing personal guilt, trusting in divine forgiveness, and applying the atoning blood of Christ for purification. By analysing David's prayer, the text illustrates how believers must move beyond superficial regret to a deep, personal confession that leads to faith in Jesus' sacrificial death. The message underscores that salvation is not achieved through human effort but through the cleansing power of Christ's blood, which washes the soul completely clean. Finally, the sermon calls listeners to embrace this gospel truth and share the hope of redemption with others.

The Plan Of Salvation Acts 7:44-46 1. We must enter through the ONLY door. John 10:1-2, 7-9 2. Next comes separation and daily cleansing. 2 Corinthians 6:14; Ephesians 5:26-27 3. We enter into fellowship of the Word at the table. Matthew 6:11 4. We learn to walk in the light at the candlestick. 1 John 1:7 5. Then comes power in prayer at the incense altar. 1 Thessalonians 5:17 6. We are then ready to enter the Most Holy place to the highest level of personal power and detailed service. Psalm 37:23 7. Thus we reach perfect rest and peace under the blood. Matthew 11:28-30; John 14:27; 16:33

We learn from Jesus to pray like a child speaking to our Father. 1. How does a child of God pray? Not in a public show, as the hypocrites. (v.5) In a private place. (v.6) 2. With whom does a child of God pray? Not with other people. (v.5) In secret, to our Father alone. (v.6) 3. How do we children of God talk to our Father? Not with meaningless repetition, as the Gentiles. (v.7) Speaking to our Father, knowing He already knows! (v.8) What are the do's and don'ts of praying to God as our Father? What is the Bible's view of praying in public worship? 2 Chronicles 6:12-14 How was Jesus' viewpoint of prayers with many words? Matthew 6:7 How often are we informing God of a new situation? Eph. 3:20, Rom. 8:26

1. The prayer 2. The results

Discovering how to pray from the Lord's Prayer.