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Peer Pressure Isn't Just for Teens
Gal. 2:21 - I do not set aside the grace of God, for if righteousness comes through the law, then Christ died for nothing. Special Music by Danny and Nancy Wilson
Better from Worse
When the Apostle Paul gathered his friends together in Acts 20 and let them know that God told him to go to Jerusalem, he could say only one thing for certain: that “the Holy Spirit testifies to me in every city that imprisonment and afflictions await me.” (Acts 20:23).
Paul: The Nazarene Ringleader
Does your faith resemble that of a Nazarene, or something different? Prepare to understand what those of the first century really taught, believed, and practiced in the faith...
Sometimes You Have to Get Bitten by the Snake
Pastor Danny Wilson shares a message from the Book of Acts encouraging us to seek God's had in everything that happens in our lives, whether they are good or bad.
Comfort and Peace in the Midst of Confusion
We live in a very confused and chaotic world and sometimes we as a church can follow suit. In 2 Thessalonians 2:15, Paul is teaching the Thessalonians and us how we can have comfort and hope even in the midst of persecution and false teaching.
Practicing Real and Right Prayer
Today’s sermon is from 2 Thessalonians 1:11-12, where Paul continues to encourage the church at Thessalonica to persevere amid the times of persecution which has escalated in recent times. Initially he encouraged them to have an attitude of gratitude and affirming them with the revealed truth that God will vindicate them and avenge their persecutors. Now though, he turns to the power of prayer.
When It Comes to Defending Yourself: Let Go and Let God
Continuing in the study on Rock Bottom Truth where the apostle Paul is writing to the church at Thessalonica with the express purpose of giving them the hope that in the end God’s righteousness will prevail for them and for their tormentors.
Sleeping and Walking in Church
The story of the boy who falls asleep and falls out of the window during one of Paul's sermons is a reminder that church allows us to have a ringside seat to the miracle of resurrection each and every time we gather.
