Tim Parker presents an introduction to Paul's spiritual son (Timothy) and highlights the sincere faith of his predecessors. 

Looking at the responses of a few of Jesus' disciples to His Resurrection, we can locate ourselves and receive the same ministry to us.

There was much preparation Jesus gave to His disciples before the cross but they could not seem to receive it.  But once the cross and the resurrection occurred and Jesus prepared to leave, then they were ready to move beyond Easter.

Join us today as one of our fathers in the faith, P. Bill Sammons, Sr. shares the connection between Passover and Jesus who fulfilled Passover.

An experience with God, an encounter, a visitation. . . ought to produce a response in us. Are we paying attention? Are we ready to meet Him or are we missing Him?

Firm, determined, unwavering . . . , that is what resolute means, according to The American Heritage Dictionary.  Scripture tells us that Jesus resolutely set Himself to go to Jerusalem when the fulness of time arrived.  Today's message relates how Jesus with a face "set like flint" went to Jerusalem to die for you and me.

Today we look at the example of the life of Apostle Paul who bore the "brandmarks" of the fellowship of sharing in the sufferings of Jesus.  Though many things came against Paul, nothing deterred him from his purpose to reach the nations with the Gospel.

Beginning with the end in mind is the way our God works.  Let's set the end before us and order our lives accordingly.

Isaiah 46:10 says, "declaring the end from the beginning, and from ancient times things which have not been done, saying, 'My purpose will be established, and I will accomplish all My good pleasure.'"

Hope, Paul wrote in I Corinthians 13:13 that hope is one of the three abiding virtues. What is so foundational about hope?

You probably know a little about the Christian sacrament of communion but today you will get a chance to hear some of the deeper significance of The Power of Communion.  In this episode, our guest speaker, Pastor Bill Sammons, Sr. relates Old Testament connections to the Lord's Supper and what this deeply spiritual meal can mean for us today. In fact, you may want to prepare a piece of bread or a cracker and some grape juice to partake of it at the conclusion of the message.  Engage you faith with the preaching of this good word.

To hear more from Pastor Bill Sammons, use the following website link

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