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2 Peter 1:3-9. God has ALREADY given us everything we need for life and godliness

What spiritual weapon MUST believers be adept at using? Titus 1:9-11 & Luke 22:35-38

What exactly is Paul encouraring Timothy to do, when he says to "drink a litttle wine?"

Pastor Noble finishes his series Consequence of our Salvation

How did the disciples "turn the world upside down?" Was it something they had that we DON'T have? If you realize the importance of evangelism, yet you find it difficult to be a bold witness for Christ, this message will encourage you.

Pastor Noble continues with part 2 of his series "Consequences of our Salvation."

Part 1 of Pastor Noble's series. the Transformed Person

Nahum part 13. Looking at chapter 3 of Nahum and the prophets pronouncement off Judgment on the Assyrian capital on Nineveh.

1 Timothy part 57. Looking at Paul's challenge to not accept accusations against leaders with one or two witnesses.

Missionary Jonathan Allinson uses the teachings of Jesus when he washed the disciples feet, and expounds on the spiritual lessons that He taught

Dr. Allen Griffith of Biblical Family Ministries expounds on Ephesians 6 and the need for believers to put on the whole armor of God.

Naham part 12. Looking at the wicked who think that either God does not see their evil, or that He will do nothing about it.

1 Timothy part 56. Chapter 5 verses 17 and 18. What does it mean to give double honor to those who rule well?

1 Timothy part 55. Looking at 1 Timothy chapter 5 verses 17 & 18.

1 Timothy part 54. Continuation of Pauls challenge to the Ephesian church regarding their care of widows and the need for discernment.

1 Timothy part 53. The need to help widows and what Gods' caveat teaches us about giving.

1 Timothy part 52. Chapter 5 verses 1 & 2. The issue of needing to confront a brother or sister in Christ. Loving them enough to confront them.

Mother's Day Evening Message. Finishing Proverbs 31:10-31

Mother's Day morning message. Looking at the advice from King Lemuel's mother to her son on finding a virtuous woman. Advice to all people, not just women. A word about "Duty-Codes."

1 Timothy part 50. 1 Timothy 4:15. Paul's challenge for Timothy to continue in the work which God called him to do

What you see is not what you get. Nahum part 6. Chapter 1 verses 4 to 8.

Thoughts after the passing of my father in law and friend Ed Tomkiewicz

Nahum part 5 looking at verse 3 of Chapter 1. The Lord will NOT acquit the wicked.

1 Timothy part 48. Looking at chapter 4 verse 13. Until I come give attendance to...

Nahum part 3. Looking at Nahum's use of the word Vengeance/Avenge found three times in verse 2. Nineveh, despite the mercy God showed them during Jonah's time, has clearly made themselves the adversary of Yahweh.

1 Timothy part 47. Looking at Chapter 4 verse 12. Let no man despise thy youth. Looking at how easy it is to read into a verse what the passage never intended to say. We should never approach a passage of Scripture saying, "How do I see this verse?" Instead we should ask, "What does this verse actually say?"

1 Timothy part 46. Looking at Paul's statement to Timothy, "These things command and teach."

Nahum Part 2. Looking at the condition of Nineveh some 100 to 150 years AFTER Jonah's ministry to this city.

1 Timothy Part 45. Looking at Paul's statement that God is the "Savior of all men, specially of those that believe." Does this mean all men will be saved?

1 Timothy Part 44. Looking at Paul's use of the Greek "Gymnasium" and what he has to say about Exercise.

Introduction to the book of Nahum, considered a sequel to the book of Jonah. Both Jonah and Nahum were prophets whose messages focused on the capital of Assyria, Nineveh. Both prophets preached judgment on this city.

1 Timothy part 43. Looking at the idea of looking for other people's approval. Is it right, or wrong to look to please others?

1 Timothy part 42. Finishing the section on teachings of demons! Focusing on the attack against God's goodness.

Part 2 of "Without a Broacher" addressing the need to evangelize and AT LEAST make attempts to start conversations about spiritual things. After that, the rest is truly up to God. Sermon is a play on the phrase from Romans 10:14, "How shall they hear without a preacher?" If we're NOT even making attempts to start conversations that could lead into gospel presentations, or at least sowing seeds in hearts, are we really obeying the great commission?

1 Timothy part 41. Focusing on chapter 4, verses 3 & 4.

We are all familiar with the Christmas stories as related in the gospels. Did you know that there is a Christmas narrative from the perspective of heaven? This message relates the events of the birth of Jesus, but from the heavenly perspective, as described in Revelation chapter 12.

Christmas Message on the incarnation and the "Kanosis" passage