This is the re-recorded sermon from last Sunday, January 5, 2025, because of the audio and video problems. It's very natural to think about making changes as we begin a new year. Our life in Christ is all about new beginnings. God is the Creator of all things new. He created this universe and all it contains. He created man and He created a new life in man who was dead in their spirit. Join us as we think about the new life and blessings that God gives us.

After studying the promises, prophecies, miracles, and testimonies we come to the crucial question. Who do YOU say Jesus is? In this sermon, we look at our choices concerning who Jesus Christ is.

This Sunday before Christmas, we let the birth narratives from Luke chapters 1 and 2 be the message. The members join the pastor in reading the scripture and give brief comments. The pastor (me) forgot to turn on his microphone at the beginning of the message, so the first three minutes had to be dubbed in. We apologize for any annoyance.

This is a legacy sermon from before 2000. It is concerned with the end times or the last days. the scripture reference is John 6:35-40

This is a legacy sermon from several years ago, before 2000. It is from Hebrews 5:11-6:13, 

God is the God of miracles. Today we look at three examples of His miraculous work. First, we look at the miracle birth of Jesus. then we look at the birth of Isaac, and finally, we look at the birth of Samuel. Using Isaiah 7:1-17 we learn how God is the God of Miracles.

There are over 300 prophecies concerning the coming of Jesus, including where He would be born and through whom. Every single one came true. There is a 1 in quintillion chance of all prophecies being fulfilled, but they concern Jesus' birth. We begin with Micah 5:1-4 but we look at several verses that prophesy about Jesus.

The baby Messiah's coming is foretold. At a time when the land of Israel was suffering great darkness of oppression and sinfulness, a Messiah's coming was foretold. In a land of darkness, a land without hope, hope was offered in the person of Jesus Christ. Listen as we read Isaiah 9:2-7 and learn of the great hope promised to the Israelis and to us.

On this Sunday before Thanksgiving 2024, we pause to look at how to have a heart of thankfulness and gratitude. Join us as we look at Luke 7:11-17 and other verses to see what God's word says about being thankful.

This past Sunday, November 17, 2024, we were honored to have Dr. Todd Gray, Executive Director of the Kentucky Baptist Convention, bring the message to our morning worship service. The title of his sermon is "Taking the Gospel to Your County" and he used Acts 16:6-17 for his scripture reference.