In the book of Ruth, Elimelech makes decisions against the will of God that he thought was temporary. He went to what he thought was greener pastures but it was spiritually desolate and would become a long term mistake. Elder Chris cautions on decisions based on the world rather than the will of God. The story teaches we should abide faithful in the house of bread, no matter the circumstances, as we could become ensnared by the world until our death.
After the tragedy of Connecticut’s elementary school shootings, Elder Chris turns to Philippians 1:21 “For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain.” He explains how the…
Throughout the Bible, from Adam to present day, man has made excuses after the sins committed. Elder Chris points out that excuses are a large portion of our conversation and…
The word Godhead indicates there is more than one, but the essence of God is one, completely united. In Matthew during Jesus’s baptism, we find the three in the Godhead…
Elder Ronald begins by establishing that man has more failures than success and mans’ success is nothing compared to God’s success. In Isaiah we read where “He shall not fail…
Elder David delivers a wonder message on why he trusts the word of God, assures us that when an event is in the Bible, it is accurate, and he encourages…
To expand on his sermon regarding following Christ, Elder Neil considers another category, the older Children of God. He examines the scriptures regarding age and wisdom and cautions that once…
