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In the Book of Leviticus, God commands Israel to observe certain Days and Times.  This week, Pastor Larry teaches on The Feast of Booths, also known as Sukkot.

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In the Book of Leviticus, God commands Israel to observe certain Days and Times.  This week, Pastor Larry teaches on The Feast of Trumpets, also known as Rosh Hashanah, and the Day of Atonement, also known as Yom Kippur. 

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Pastor Larry takes a look at the Apostles' Creed and the Nicene Creed, exploring their history, purpose, and meaning. 

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Luke ends the Book of Acts with Paul under house arrest, preaching the Good News about Jesus. But then what? Pastor Larry digs into what happened next for Paul.

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This week's teaching is from Acts 28:11-31, as Paul arrives in Rome and spends two years under house arrest, boldly teaching about Jesus and proclaiming the Kingdom of God. 

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This week, Pastor Larry teaches from Acts 27:39-28:10. Paul is headed to Rome to testify of Jesus before Caesar. But Paul and those with him have been caught in a terrible storm. Finally, they shipwreck on the Island of Malta. 

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After two plus years of confinement, Paul leaves Caesarea for Rome. Acts 27:1-38 gives a very detailed account of the beginning of Paul's journey to Rome.

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This week, our study in the Book of Acts brings us to Acts 26:1-32. Paul shares his testimony with King Agrippa and all the other who have come to listen. 

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Pastor Larry teaches from Acts, chapter 25. Paul stands before Governor Festus as the Jewish leaders accuse Paul of all kinds of evil. Rather than return to Jerusalem for trial, Paul appeals to be heard by Caesar. But before heading to Rome, Paul testifies before King Agrippa and Bernice in the theatre in Caesarea Maritime.

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Pastor Larry continues to teach through the Book of Acts. This week we are in Acts 24, where Paul appears before Felix, the governor of Judea.