Why Me? begins a discussion by the pastor on grief in our lives

--  with shared perspectives on the subject.

"Always Under Construction" concerns how we as christians begin to apply our regenerated state and move on to a total surrender of self to God. This in order to survive the changes in life until we arrive in heaven.

Do some people seem to have a favorable standing with God while others have to work at it? Moses helps us in Exodus, chapter 33, by making three prayer requests that we can all learn from.

"Grow Up!

" is based in I Peter 2:1-10. It shows gratitude for His mercy in the disciple along with the need to grow up into Christ and become solid witnesses to the lost around us. The Church is "Essential!"

 "The Good Shepherd"  John 10:1-11a is the text. To celebrate the fourth Sunday of Resurrection we take a look at how Jesus knows us and our voice in all things in life. We celebrate our first worship day after several weeks of virus closure.

"The Lord Is with Us!" is a study of Psalm 116 and the presence and support of God for us no matter what the season of our life is. It is a good third Sunday of Resurrection psalm of praise and reflection.

"Partakers of Eternal Life" is based  in the book of Acts, chapter 2:14a,22-36. It shows the proofs given by Peter to the resurrection of Jesus Christ that each believer needs to embrace.

"His Resurrection and Ours" is based on the scripture proofs of the resurrection of Jesus Christ along with the evidence and testimonies to support this fundamental Christian belief.

Text: Revelation 1:7,8,17,18. (Various other texts will be included)

These are taken as the last expressions of Jesus before finishing His earthly life and in preparation for the Day of Resurrection.

"The Jews Missed It! Jesus Wept!" is based in Luke 19:28 in the story of the Triumphal entry by Jesus into Jerusalem. The Jews missed it as it was prophesied 483 years earlier by Gabriel to Daniel. It was to be the Day of Salvation and Deliverance to the Jews; since they denied Jesus as Messiah they paid no attention to scripture. Question: What have we missed now since we have the complete Word of God?