Brothers Jim Auld and Jasper Barnett shared the ministry this Sunday, offering messages on the times of the Gentiles and the importance of knowing the love of God.

Brother Bill Hubler shared this brief message from John 20 during a visit to the area. The Lord's triumphant resurrection from the dead has ushered in a new relationship with God, whereby we can come near to Him in faith. He is not just "the Lord"; we can now call Him "My Lord."

Brother Bill Hubler shared this brief message from John 20 during a visit to the area. The Lord's triumphant resurrection from the dead has ushered in a new relationship with God, whereby we can come near to Him in faith. He is not just "the Lord"; we can now call Him "My Lord."

Reflecting on the promises found in Romans 8:28–39, Collin Beckford encourages us to approach the throne of grace with boldness and confidence. When we are in Christ, there is nothing that can separate us from His love. Brother Collin also turns our attention to John 10, where we are given the assurance that nothing can snatch us from the hand of God. Following up on this thought, Brother Norris Clarke encourages us to respond to God's faithful shepherding with obedience. Citing an example from Nehemiah, Brother Norris calls us to act immediately on the truths we find in God's Word.

Reflecting on the promises found in Romans 8:28–39, Collin Beckford encourages us to approach the throne of grace with boldness and confidence. When we are in Christ, there is nothing that can separate us from His love. Brother Collin also turns our attention to John 10, where we are given the assurance that nothing can snatch us from the hand of God. Following up on this thought, Brother Norris Clarke encourages us to respond to God's faithful shepherding with obedience. Citing an example from Nehemiah, Brother Norris calls us to act immediately on the truths we find in God's Word.

The freedom we have in Christ is sometimes hard to understand; if, as Galatians 5:1 puts it, "it is for freedom that Christ has set you free," does that mean Christians are free to do whatever they want? In this message, Luke Harriman considers the meaning of Christian liberty and how it contrasts with the so-called freedom the world offers us.

The freedom we have in Christ is sometimes hard to understand; if, as Galatians 5:1 puts it, "it is for freedom that Christ has set you free," does that mean Christians are free to do whatever they want? In this message, Luke Harriman considers the meaning of Christian liberty and how it contrasts with the so-called freedom the world offers us.

Scanning the Lord Jesus's letters to the seven churches in Revelation, Ken Huebner brings us the practical challenge of taking these exhortations and encouragements to heart personally. From the call to Ephesus to remember her first love to the challenge to Laodicea to forsake their indifference, Brother Ken calls us to respond to these letters as if they were addressed to each of us individually. With God's help, this can cause us to draw closer to the Lord.

Scanning the Lord Jesus's letters to the seven churches in Revelation, Ken Huebner brings us the practical challenge of taking these exhortations and encouragements to heart personally. From the call to Ephesus to remember her first love to the challenge to Laodicea to forsake their indifference, Brother Ken calls us to respond to these letters as if they were addressed to each of us individually. With God's help, this can cause us to draw closer to the Lord.

Jasper Barnett and Campton Smalling shared the pulpit this Sunday, delivering words of encouragement as we enter a new year. First Brother Jasper, took us to John 16 in a meditation that fixed our eyes on Christ as the example and key motivator for godliness. Then Brother Campton, visiting from Jamaica, shared some thoughts from Exodus 8–12 concerning the people of Israel's preparation to move forward out of Egypt toward the Promised Land. May we seek to begin this year with a sense of purpose and vision as we await our coming Lord.