Pure, peaceable. These are the first two attributes of heavenly wisdom. Being wisdom filled is an imperative of a holy life and it is a direct window into the spiritual condition of the believer. We begin today by asking the question again. Who is wise? Once we get the pure, peaceable wisdom of God it begins to produce outwardly its attributes, to where others are now the direct recipient of this Heavenly wisdom. The attribute we will discuss today is this attribute of heavenly wisdom being gentle. Gentleness is something that as I have studied on it this week and tried to listen to the Holy Ghost has been determined to be a distinction of someone with great power and strength. For without strength there would be no demonstration of gentleness.

Because Jesus Christ was appointed by God to be our High Priest, we may come boldly to the throne of grace to obtain mercy and find grace to help in time of need. I. The Nature of the Priesthood II. A Royal Priesthood III. A Sympathizing Priest

You Can Do This Joshua 17: 17-18 August 2, 2026

Paul wants to make certain that the readers do not misunderstand. Just because God will give us freely all things and that all things come from His hand, does not mean that everything will be easy. When we suffer persecution or tribulation, it is being directed by God for our good even though the people doing it mean it for evil. It is still good for the people of God. He wrote that for the name of God, we are like sheep being slaughtered. There is a good purpose for it, but there is no promise that it will be pleasant. The sheep are for the sake of the owner of the sheep. In this case, for the glory of God to be seen and often God's work is most evidence in the response to difficult things. We need to be persuaded that nothing can separate us from God. That everything, things that we like and things that we don't like, are from the hand of God.

Sunday Morning Service, August 2, 2026

Scripture: Isaiah 52:1 - 53:6 Text: Isaiah 53:1 Sermon "Who Has Believed Our Report?" 1. The Authoritative Message we Hear 2. The Accountable Hearers we Are 3. The Applying Power we Need

In his Sermon, Rev. Dr. Matthew Everhard preaches about Genesis 3:1 and highlights two categorys: YOU HAVE AN ENEMY: The devil wants to destroy you, he wants to destroy Churches, he hates you and tempts you... But: YOU HAVE A REDEEMER: who loves you and who wants to save you.