Scripture is filled with the greatness of God. In this meditation following our Breaking of Bread meeting, Brother Richard Ledgister drew our attention to seven “greats” in the New Testament that we receive through the work of the Lord Jesus, the great Shepherd of the sheep (Heb. 13:20).

In Matthew 26 and 27, we see that the Lord Jesus suffered at the hands of all types of people. In the same way, there is no type of people that is outside of the saving power of His death on the cross.

As we watch the news, we can see that there are storms raging all around us. But in Christ, we can have peace in the midst of these storms. God will keep us in perfect peace as our minds are fixed on Him, as we trust in Him (Isaiah 26:3).

During our Fellowship Sunday, Brother Norris Clarke shared two memorable object lessons to reinforce thoughts from the Book of Romans about sin and faith.

The final two chapters of the Gospel of Luke present a diverse variety of responses to the cross of Christ. From the soldiers who responded to the Lord’s sufferings with scorn, to the faithful women who looked on the cross with sorrow and love, these different views of the cross reveal the hearts of the observers. May we truly see Jesus afresh as we “Survey the Wondrous Cross.”

Using the example of John Mark from Acts, we can see several of the temptations unique to those who grow up in a Christian environment.

This is a message given by Brother Winsford King from St. Kitts during a visit to South Florida.