Pastor Kyle Corbin provides an overview of the Book of Proverbs, which contains easy-to-read, godly wisdom helpful for any person at every stage of life.

Helen Cannon describes disciples of Jesus Christ as "supernatural people" who regularly:

1. worship God;

2. pray to God;

3. abide in His Word;

4. witness the Good News to unbelievers - and make them disciples; and,

5. love one another as Jesus loves us.

Though we may be tempted to discouragement by judging our performance in these five areas, the good news is that God is attracted to - and eager to use - our weaknesses for His Kingdom and glory!

Pastor Kyle Corbin reviews guidelines given by Paul in Ephesians 4 that instruct us on how we should get along with other believers. This is important because we need each other - and especially Holy Spirit's guidance - to imitate the example of Jesus Christ and become more like Him.

As Pastor Kyle Corbin reviews Ezra's account of the exiled Jews' return to Jerusalem, he highlights the importance of giving up sinful practices that lead us away from clearly hearing God and fulfilling His plan for our lives.

Focusing on 1 John 3:1, Helen Cannon celebrates the Father's amazing, supernatural, gracious love for us, which is revealed fully by His Son Jesus Christ.

1 John 3:1 reads: "Behold what manner of love the Father has bestowed on us, that we should be called children of God!" (NKJV translation)

Pastor Kyle Corbin leads us in examining a colorful, prophetic drawing of the Shiloh congregation, and understanding that picture according to scriptural truth.

Using Paul's prayer in Ephesians 3:14-21, Helen Cannon invites us to experience and share the supernatural love of Jesus Christ!

Pastor Kyle Corbin concludes his series on Ezekiel's Chapter 47 vision with thoughts on yielding to the Holy Spirit's lead in our daily lives and ministry to others.

Pastor Kyle Corbin and the Shiloh congregation discuss possible meanings - and implications - of the prophet Ezekiel's vision of God's river flowing deeper and deeper until one must yield to its current.

Pastor Kyle Corbin begins a series discussing the prophet Ezekiel's vision of a deep, wide river flowing from the temple of God.