Brother Jim Auld spoke with passion this past Lord's Day as he took us to the story of Elisha and the Shunammite woman in 2 Kings 4. Just as she was able to experience peace in the midst of the most trying circumstances by taking them to the man of God, we too can say in our hearts "all will be well" as we lean on the breast of our Lord Jesus.

Luke Harriman reminded us today of the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector. Using this contrast, the Lord brings out the temptations we all face to have an improper attitude toward God, ourselves, and others. The answer, in a word, is humility.

During a visit to South Florida, Brother Vivian Smith shared a word from 1 John 2 in which he walked us through John's message to fathers, young men, and little children.

Brother Ken Huebner took us to the Gospel of John, speaking on the Lord Jesus as the true light, bread, way, truth, and life. Afterward, Brother Luke Harriman discussed the way these aspects of the Lord's ministry are foreshadowed in the history of the people of Israel.

Brother Laurel Smalling gave a message from Ruth 1, emphasizing six qualities of godly fathers. Although Naomi's husband Elimelech failed to live up to these expectations, we men and fathers can be encouraged to pursue them with all our hearts.

Luke Harriman gave this message, challenging the hearer to ask, "Whose house am I building?" By considering the example of Solomon in 1Kings and the returned exiles in Haggai 1, Brother Luke warns us that our priorities can often become skewed to the point that our lives mirror the lives of those without a relationship with the Lord Jesus.

Brother Jasper Barnett shared a message from John 4 about the Samaritan woman's encounter with the Lord Jesus. As with her, the Lord is able to take us from the depths of our shame to the "hall of fame."

Luke Harriman gave this Lord's Day teaching on the Breaking of Bread meeting as a type of Memorial Day for the believer. As we remember the One who laid down His life to obtain our freedom, we are transformed in remarkable ways.

During a recent visit to South Florida, Brother Ashton Bristol preached on the experiences of three New Testament saints—Stephen, Paul, and John—who received glimpses of Heaven, seeing and hearing things no one else did. May we strive to hear and see with eyes of faith as the Lord reveals Himself in His Word.

Brother Laurel Smalling shared this message from the book of Jeremiah on the value of walking in the "old paths."