In today's sermon we continued to look at the promises kept in the life of Jesus. God promised the Messiah would come. God promised He would bear our sorrows, and iniquities. God promised that by His stripes we would be healed. We know that He did come. Why and for who did He come?

Today we have an opening by Brother Nick Scott. He opens with a brief reading of the Christmas Story from the boos of Matthew. After that we look into the promise of a savior. God had foretold of a coming savior from the very beginning. God promises a savior brought a surety that has touched us all. God bless you all in your studies.

In today's sermon we look at who we are chargable to. Paul has spent the entirety of this epistle charging us to grow and stand fro truth. In the closing of this book he tells us who we are chargable to. We need to grow and stand not because of church name, tradition, or pride. We need to do so to honor our God and our Savior! God bless you in your studies.

In today's sermon we look at Paul's charge to Timothy and the church to be content. Ill contentment is at the root of all our problems. We must learn to be content. Yet we are not to become complacent. There are things we should not seek, and things we should. God bless you in your studies.

Today we look at a hard subject. We live our lives like we are free. Yet the reality is we are all slaves to something. Once we see this it opens up so much of Scripture. May God bless you all in this study.

Today we get back into 1 Timothy. Paul challenges the church to be respectful. Most people's problem with church is not the teachings, its the people. We must be welcoming and respectful to grow and live up to being The Lord's church.

Today we have Elder Tim Montgomery with us. God blessed him well in sharing with us Paul's teachings on Godliness. Enjoy your studies and God bless.

Today we look at the church's role in charity. There are many needful people in this world. Jesus tells us they will always exist. Who is suposed to help all of these people? There are many that we as individuals should help. Then there are those the church should focus thier help on.

Today we have a visiting minister, Elder Carl Staten. He brings a message from John 6. Speaking of the bread of life. God bless you in your studies.

In today's sermon we are encouraged both to not despise the youth, and as the youth give no reason to be despised. Both of these statements are true and needful. God intends for us to grow up in the church, and expects us to encourage those who are growing up in the church.