Pius Muzingu, missionary to Uganda, Africa, exhorts us to rekindle our calling to participate in God's ministry of reconciliation.

Tony McCracken, missionary to Malawi, Africa, underscores three key motivations for fulfilling your God-given ministry.

This message will greatly help you understand the distinction between Old and New Testament Law. As New Testament saints, what is expected of us?

Submission. This is what God's people do, and it is what God blesses.

We should plan to receive God's Word together with comprehension, consecration, celebration, and contrition, just as the Israelites did.

If you are prepared to receive God's Word from your pastor, you should expect that:

1. it will be brought by capable hands,

2. it will be the law of God,

3. you will understand it,

4. you will be broken and driven to worship the great God of heaven.

The people of God must prepare to receive the Word of God, with the expectation that it will be brought by capable hands and that it will be the law of God.

In this message, Pastor Todd reviews Nehemiah 1-7, and explains how we are to prepare to receive the word of God with unity.

In 1 John 2:15-17, there are two facts concerning the world that you

need to know so that you can live a victorious Christian life.

The servant of Jesus Christ must proclaim and practice God's truth publicly, convinced that the souls of his hearers will be eternally saved.