The Son of David

Allen Daniels introduced services reading Psalms 135:1-7.


Mark Wattenbarger

Brother Mark began his message by reading the words of the most loved hymn, “How Did My Heart Rejoice to Hear” (#176 PBH); He then preached a very able sermon from Isaiah Chapter 55, focusing his thoughts upon verse 3, “Incline your ear, and come unto me: hear, and your soul shall live; and I will make an everlasting covenant with you, even the sure mercies of David.” Brother Mark brought forth the beauty of this principle by showing its application to the Lord’s Redeemed children in its fulfillment in the finished work of Jesus Christ: reading Acts 13:14-39.



Referenced Hymns:  Revive Us Again;  How Did My Heart Rejoice to Hear;  What Shall I Render?

The Authority of Jesus Christ

Randy McCarthy continues his discussion from last week in John Chapter 5.

Resolutions for 2018

Randy McCarthy opened services reading and commenting the 50th Chapter of Isaiah.  He then read in John Chapter 5.

 

 


Allen Daniels spoke about Resolutions.

Stars // The Birth of Christ

Randy McCarthy speaks about the Stars of the Night Sky

 

 

 


Allen Daniels speaks about the Birth of Christ

The Birth of Christ

Mark Wattenbarger

Being Right with God

Allen Daniels opens services commenting on 2 hymnsI Know Whom I Have Believed(2Tim 1:12) andI Am Not Ashamed to Own My Lord

 

 

 


Randy McCarthy speaks onBeing Right with God

The Rich Young Ruler

Randy McCarthy opens serviced reading from Matthew Chapter 1.  He then speaks from Mark Chapter 10 about “The Rich Young Ruler”

 

 

 


Allen Daniels continues speaking on the same topic.

Faith

Allen Daniels

The Immutability of God

Allen Daniels opened services reading and commenting on the 100th Psalm.


Mark Wattenrbarger spoke on “The Immutability of God”

 

 

 


Allen Daniels gave closing comments on Mark’s topic.

Esther / Jewish Thanksgiving (Purim) – 2017

randyMc_1_cropRandy McCarthy opened services reading from Mark 14:43-52


Elder Randy speaks about the origin of the Jewish holiday of Purim, which is festival of thanksgiving, as told of in the book of Esther.


Similar sermons about the story of Esther