The Bad Angel

This Sunday, The Bad Angel, a study on the history of the devil in Scripture, and God’s plan to address the destruction the evil one has done to God’s creation.

One of the questions we will look at is, Why didn’t God just kill the devil when he rebelled?

Why God Sends Angels

In these secular times people are desperately searching for some spiritual and supernatural meaning to help them cope.

One area where many search is in the realm of angels.

Books on angels are always popular.

There is even a popular television program, Touched By An Angel.

People find hope in thinking of the ministry of angels.

This Sunday, Why God Sends Angels, and what the Bible has to say about ministry of these special agents.

Encounters With Jesus: Nicodemus

The encounter that Nicodemus had with Jesus is one of the most interesting and dramatic encounters in the Gospels.

This Sunday, Nicodemus.

He was disciplined, a man of character, but lacked an understanding of the purpose of sending the Messiah.

This message looks at a key figure, but also what we get in the New Birth.

"My Times Are In Your Hands" III

We conclude our study of Psalm 31:15, “My times are in your hands” with a look at the difference between Karma and Providence.

"My Times Are In Your Hands" II

David said at Psalm 31:15, “My times are in your hands.”

Last week we introduced the concept of providence, and this Sunday we will continue this study.

David cast himself on the providence of God.

It helped him to weather many storms.

"My Times Are In Your Hands"

David prays six key words in Psalm 31 that reveal a faith in a covenant God: “My times are in your hands.”

This Sunday we will examine what prompted these words of faith as we examine the two main philosophical views of life (Acts 17).

David and Paul offer a third view that offers hope.

Crucifixion Characters: Christ

The political and religious leaders had their say and their day.

It was now Christ who would not only have His day, but bring about the greatest day in all of history – Resurrection Sunday!

This Sunday we conclude our series on Crucifixion Characters, with the three most important words ever spoken: He is Risen!

Crucifixion Characters: Joseph Caiaphas

Joseph Caiaphas is our third political character we will examine in this series.

Caiaphas was the hand picked high priest by Rome.

It was a very political position as the high priest served in the Temple and as the leader of the Sanhedrin, the Jewish high court.

Caiaphas played a major roll in the execution of Christ.

Crucifixion Characters: Herod Antipas

Herod Antipas is our second political character we will examine in this series.

There are several Herods mentioned in the New Testament, but this one is responsible for beheading John the Baptist and having Jesus appear before him in trial.

Crucifixion Characters: Pilate

Pontius Pilate was a politician thrown into a conflict regarding the trial and crucifixion of Jesus.

What do we know about this governor, and why was his decision laced with trouble?

This Sunday, Crucifixion Character: Pilate.

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