Where does God long to dwell?  Historically He has made His desire known to dwell among His people but since the cross of Calvary, He has made it plain that He longs to dwell in His people not just among them.

Somewhere between receiving the word of promise from God and His provision, there is something required of us.  P. Scott Hobbs relates our role in this process in a message delivered to Union Street Meeting House on our first anniversary.  At the conclusion of this message you will enjoy music by Kenny Davis and prayer by P. John Hobbs with P. Tim Parker officiating.

You have probably heard about The Tabernacle of Moses, Solomon's Temple and maybe even the Second Temple. But God never promised to rebuild any of these.  He did promise to raise up David's fallen tent.  Let's listen to Pastor Bill's teaching on the significance of David's Tabernacle.

Philip shared with his friend Nathaniel that he had found Jesus of Nazareth and that he believed He was the One about whom Moses had prophesied.  Nathaniel questioned if there was anything good that could come from Nazareth. But Philip gave a personal invitation to his friend: Come and see. 

Do you know the power of your personal invitation?

Boldness came into the disciples with the Holy Spirit and in Acts 4 we find them asking for more.  How much more do we need boldness today!

Scriptures tell us that when Moses came out from the Presence of God, he had to put a veil over his face until the glory faded.  Could it be that we carry a glory that does not fade?

Are you living today from the power of the New Covenant established through the blood of Jesus Christ or struggling under the pressures of the force of modern culture?

Fervent Love is what the Greeks called agape, the kind of love that lays its life down for others.  The love God gives us is agape and this is how we must love  fervently.

The posture of the heart of the servant of Jesus must be humility born out of love.

The apostle James wrote in chapter 4, verse 7, "Submit yourselves to God."  When you break down the word "submit" it means to put yourself under, to subordinate yourself under God.  Today's message instructs us to posture ourselves humbly before God.  This is the place where we may hear from Him.