In this text, we will learn that Jesus-God Himself-chose to leave the glory He had in eternity past and become a man in order to die for sinners. And from this great example, we learn how we ought to live a life of humility-especially in the church.

In this text, we will see that although doctrine and morals are important in an assembly, there is another key ingredient - love. We know you will be challenged by this sermon.

In this sermon, Elder Brian considers the incident where Judah has a child by his daughter-in-law, Tamar. This message will challenge you.

In this section, we are going to see the error of making Christianity about you. Listen - the Bible isn't about you, it's about Jesus. And the tendency we see in the disciples this evening we all have within ourselves.

In this passage, we will get a far different vision of Jesus than we get in the Gospel accounts. In this passage, John sees Jesus arrayed in all His glory. We know this message will challenge you.

In this sermon, Brother Blake Thompson looks at the birth of Jesus and the events that followed it. We know you will be greatly encouraged by this sermon.

In this lesson, Elder Brian Farley looks at the promise to Joseph concerning the birth of Jesus. We know you will be greatly encouraged by this sermon.

In this sermon, Elder Brian moves through more of Chapter 1. In this passage, John addresses this book to the seven churches in Asia Minor. Throughout this passage, the glory of our Lord shines through.

In this Psalm, David paints a stark contrast between the righteous and the wicked. And yet we know, whatever we may have, it only comes through the blood of Jesus.

In this important message, we are going to see something old and something new. We will see -what should be the- last Passover celebration replaced with the first observance of communion, or the Lord's Supper. Certainly, this is greatly important for all of us today.