Haggai calls the people to recall their previous circumstances, and recognize what God is after for His people. 

Having seen the most important provision from God, which is His presence, we look at what else He promises to provide. 

This week, we behold the Gospel promise of communion with God, and how He applies it to our deepest discouragements. 

In this message, we consider how necessary it is for us to draw to Jesus so that we can develop in community. 

We begin our series in Haggai by confronting the tendency we have to delay the work. 

We finish Psalm 23 by taking note of how well covered we are by the Shepherd, no matter how difficult life may become. 

Today we look at Psalm 23, and take reminders of what it means that the Lord is my shepherd. 

Today we look at Joseph and Mary, and how their capacities, desires, and destination were changed by the plans of God; and see how the Gospel does the same work in us. 

Today we look at Matthew 2:1-11, Herod, the religious leaders in Jerusalem, and the wise men. What does their example teach us?

Special note. The last couple of words got cut off the recording. The message ends with "Let us adore Him."

Today we look at Luke 2:8-20 and see the doctrine taught by the interaction between the angel and the shepherds.