In Psalms we read that the Lord will instruct and teach us as we go, but cautions not to be as the horse or mule who has no understanding and must be held with bit and bridle. By nature a horse or mule is wild and must be tamed. To take on the burdens of the world without the Lord is far more difficult than His yoke which is light. Elder Chris explains we should come to God’s word for guidance and instruction and God will lead us with His eye.
Elder Chris focuses on Luke 17: 26-30: “And as it was in the days of Noe, so shall it be also in the days of the Son of man. They…
Elder Chris delivers a wonderful sermon on the resurrection of Lazarus from the dead in John 11. He encourages us that the same power that rose Lazarus awakens us in…
Elder Chris continues on his series of Paul’s systematic theology of Romans. In this sermon, he points out that God will judge all regardless of whether there was knowledge of the law…
Elder Ronald examines two groups of people sent out to spread the gospel, known as the twelve apostles and the seventy. There was a season of prayer when choosing the twelve…
Elder Lonnie examines John 3:16 and indicates that we can only scratch the surface in this verse. He establishes that there is only one true and living God who has…
Elder Tim concludes the 2016 July Meeting by considering whether we are following our natural heart. If we are, he warns we are headed for destruction. In Jeremiah we find:…
