This morning we looked at Matthew 24:15-28 and were reminded that even in the great tribulations, we should never turn to false hope but should endure until Christ's coming.

This morning, Dr. Wesley Perkins filled the pulpit as Bro. Randy was on vacation this past week.  Wesley shared with us from 2 Corinthians 5:16-21 about reconciliation and how we are reconciled to Christ as followers of His.  He also posed some questions to us, encouraging us to let the fact that we are reconciled with God impact our lives and asked us what it looks like for us to be ambassadors for Christ and bring reconciliation to others.

This week we were looking at Matthew 24:1-14 where Christ encourages us to persevere in faith no matter what comes our way.

This morning we looked at Matthew 23:37-39 and were reminded that in order to show the world the heart of Christ, we must model Christ's compassionate plea to gather them.

Today we are in Matthew 23:13-36 and come across a clear warning from Christ - that to avoid the coming disaster, we must mark and avoid false teachers.

Today we were back in the Gospel of Matthew, Matthew 23:1-12, and were reminded that to avoid our Lord's condemnation, we must pursue genuine ministry.  Listen to the message to learn how we can do just that.

This week we looked at some passages in the Old Testament and how they pointed to or foretold things about Christ as recorded in the New Testament.

We were glad today to hear a message from Bro. Aaron Udell as he shared with us from Genesis 15:1-17 and encouraged us to find comfort in knowing that God is always there for us and Jesus has paid it all.

This morning we were in Matthew 22:15-46 where we are told that the greatest commandment is to love God with all of our heart, soul, and mind. What does this really mean and how do we apply it in our lives each day?

Today we looked at Matthew 22:1-14 and how this parable of Jesus applies to us today.  What can we learn from His teaching here?