I heard about this man who bought a parrot. It was a beautiful parrot but he had a really bad […]
Text: Nehemiah 10Earlier this week I was sitting in my office when I received an email from my youngest sister. She and […]
Text: Nehemiah 9I received an email this week from one of our missionaries serving in the Philippines. She’s been there for about […]
Text: Nehemiah 7-8Do you have any unfinished projects lying around collecting dust? It’s so easy to get sidetracked isn’t it? It takes […]
Sermon Series: A Time To BuildI came across some lines from actual resumes this week: I have lurnt Word Perfect 6.0 computor and spreasheet progroms. […]
Text: Nehemiah 2I want to give you a Bible quiz. I’ll give you a hint – all the questions have to do […]
Text: Nehemiah 1In one of the most compelling prayers in all of Scripture, Daniel prays with full humility and in deep repentance. As we grow in our ability to pray we will see from this prophet’s prayer that humility is an essential ingredient of intercession.
Text: Daniel 9:1-19On this Fourth of July weekend, our thoughts are drawn to the birth of our nation. As we look at how things are going around us, we long for God to intervene and answer our prayers for our country. Using Solomon’s prayer as a model, we will learn some practical guidelines that will help us pray for our community, our county, our country, and for the continents.
Text: 2 Chronicles 6:14-7:14Did you know that the only time Jesus was asked to teach on a specific subject was when His disciples asked for some help in prayer? Followers of Christ ever since have wanted to pray like Jesus did. In this message, we will look at both the model and the proper attitude of prayer.
Text: Luke 11:1-13As Jesus walks to Jerusalem and prepares for His final week on earth, a large crowd that breaks out into praise greets him. Knowing that most of them do not understand who He really is, Jesus longs for them to know who He really is. While its easy for a crowd to get excited, Jesus is more interested in individuals who will surrender their lives to Him – He demonstrates His concern for people by weeping over the city. Are you ready to meet your King?
Text: Luke 19:28-44