The prophet Isaiah prophesied precisely what would happen to Jesus over 750 years before He died on the cross. Isaiah 53 is shockingly accurate in describing the suffering Christ would endure. It is also the most quoted Old Testament chapter in the New Testament.
You grew up hearing about the Golden Rule: Do unto others as you would have done to yourself. Jesus teaches on that and shows us how it can be life's guiding principle.
Israel has descended into Moral Chaos. There is no leader and everyone is doing what is right in their own eyes. This leads to one of the most disturbing chapters in the whole Bible! We see a repeat of Sodom and Gomorrah.
The most misquoted verse in the Bible is Matt 7:1 where it says "Do not Judge." Even Non-Christians like to throw this at Christian when we don't approve of their actions. Today, we look at how to rightly use this verse and all of the rest in this passage.
A secret enemy within the church is eating away at the fabric and causing problems. It is why many so-called Christians have left the church in the last 20 years. That enemy is called Secular Humanism. Atheist professors started it in direct opposition to the church. It has secretly eroded the foundation of many churches and Christians. This message exposes its beliefs and how Christians can battle against them.
Jesus gives us three commands and six reasons why a disciple of His shouldn't be consumed with worry and anxiety. We see how we can cope with the stress and weight that worry brings in the process.
Israel had lost its way and it started in the home. Micah creates his own shrine, hires his own priest, and then the tribe of Dan steals it and replants itself. There are many correlations in this passage to the time we live in.
Where are your investments? Jesus shows us in the Sermon on the Mount what He considers a healthy portfolio.
Samson was so infatuated with Delilah that he lost his mind. It ended up being his downfall.
Jesus takes time in the Sermon on the Mount to teach His disciples how to pray. In a few short verses, He gives five keys to improve your prayer. Matthew 6:9-13
We start with our monthly prophecy update and then jump into Judges 15 and look at Samson's conflicts. We learn valuable lessons from a man gifted by God who chose to go it alone.
What are the motives behind our actions? Jesus looks at giving, prayer, and fasting and gives us a hypocrisy test.
A look at what Critical Race Theory is and how to respond
Jesus issues the biggest challenge yet in the Sermon on the Mount, Love Your Enemies. We will look at practical ways to do that and point out how to avoid some of the pitfalls the Pharisee’s put in place.
Israel forsakes the Lord and when they turn back God tells them to cry out to the gods they were worshipping. Fortunately, He shows compassion and sends a judge to lead them into battle.
Jesus shows us how to deal with character issues of telling the truth and turning the other cheek.
We start with a prophecy update from 2 Thessalonians 2:10-11 and then dive into Judges 9 as we look at unholy ambition.
In this teaching we find out how the Pharisees were creating loopholes on the commandments and how Jesus had to further elaborate and give new guidance on the commandments.
A faith that can't be tested can't be trusted. Gideon is put to the test as God calls him to go to battle.
Jesus takes the 6th commandment, "Do not murder" and discloses its full meaning. He adds anger and contempt for others to what will be under God's judgment.
Pastor Chuck address cultural issues of our time from a biblical perspective.
Salt and Light-Matt 5:13-20 This is a message to the disciples of Jesus Christ on how they should live like and for Jesus going forward.
We see Gideon's encounter with the angel of the Lord, and his calling to lead Israel into battle.
We continue in our series on the Sermon on the Mount by looking at the final five beatitudes
Deborah judges over Israel and leads them in victory over Sisera.
We learn about The Sermon on the Mount and how to be righteous disciples of Christ. A portion of these teachings are referred to as the Beatitudes, and they are outlined here.
Look at current events and see how they line with Biblical prophecy. We are going to look at the timing of the rapture, the Antichrist, and how we are getting closer to both.
Pastor Chuck, tells us about our theme as a church and how we need to be equipped as a church so we will be able to endure the end times before Christ returns.
Tim talks about what we need to do after Christmas.
Isaiah writes this prophecy 650-700 years before Jesus comes, and he talks about how he is sending his servant as this gift to be a light to the nation.
