IN his sermon, Philip Snell takes a break from the series on Romans and talks about a lesser known holiday, known as Tu B'Shevat. He explains why this particular day is sometimes referred to as the "Birthday of the Trees," and more importantly, about the significance of trees, plants, and their fruit.

In his message, Coen Snell teaches on Israel's journey through the wilderness. In particular, he discusses Israel's crossing of the Red Sea, and the song that they sing after.

Continuing Joe George's series on Romans, Speaker Philip Snell discusses Romans 3, the location of the well-known and oft-quoted verse, "For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God." The meaning of that verse and its surrounding content is what Philip covers today.

Today Philip Snell returns to his rebooted series on Romans, last discussed on November 15, 2025. Today's teaching is done in two parts, verses 1-8 and verses 9-18.

Today Philip Snell talks to us about covenant relationships (as opposed to transactional relationships), and why we should be seeking to care for each other.

In his sermon, Brian Fritz discusses the reality that we all really belong to God. He reads from several portions of Scripture, using examples like Joseph in Egypt to highlight that even when it seems like human machinations have won, God has a plan beyond it.

Today Philip Snell talks about the history of Hanukkah, and shows that Yeshua (Jesus) celebrated Hanukkah.

Today we have Alex Yalenga from the Zambia Messianic Fellowship (zamf.org) who gives a report on 2025 mission activities in Zambia. They help orphans, the Lemba people, and Ashkenazi Jews who escaped to Zambia during the Holocaust.

Today Zach Williams gives us a teaching on the Book of Job. Zach suggests we think of this story as a movie where we are shown scenes taking place in heaven that the main characters are not aware of.

Today Youth Band drummer Zeke Williams gives us a message on Creation starting with Genesis 1:1, Concerning the creation of things Physical, Metaphysical, and Spiritual.