Join us for this message on Psalm 113, as Pastor Gene Crow opens up this psalm's call for us to praise the Lord, and the reasons for us to do just that.

What is the church- A social institution- A moral organization- -Join us as Pastor Gene takes a brief look at the essential nature of the church, as well as its essential activities.

In this message we return again to the book of Numbers and we see another example of Christ being presented to us in all of the scriptures. Grab your Bible and follow along as we find God -In the Midst of the Camp.-

In this message Pastor Gene Crow looks at one of the most powerful, comforting, precious promises in all of the scripture. You won't want to miss this message from God's word to your heart.

Many things vie for priority of place in the worship services of churches today, both by the leadership of the church and the people in the pews. Join us in this message as we learn what Paul saw as the clear priority in preaching.

The themes of God's sovereignty, providence, redemption and the line of the Messiah are all before us as we conclude our look at the sweeping story of Ruth in this message. Pick up your Bible and join us.

As Pastor Gene continues his short study of the book of Ruth, we are introduced to the third, and perhaps most important character of the story. Pick up your Bible and join us for the second part of -Ruth, Relatives, and Redemption.-

In this message we begin a short look at the short book of Ruth. The brevity of the book can be misleading, for it is a beautiful tale of redemption, and, as we'll learn, the line of the Messiah runs right through these pages.

In the conclusion to the book of Romans, Paul reaches back to the opening chapter to revisit his reasons for writing the letter, and magnifies the grace of God in his ministry, as he reminds us of the importance of the gospel.

Today's sermon is just what the title says, a simple Christmas message. Luke's record of the birth of Christ is packed with significance as the angels tell of the most important and wonderful event ever to occur, as God takes on a human nature and comes to be the savior of men.