Psalm 45

billmBill McCarthy speaks of his experiences in the church, with focus upon John 10:10, where the Lord Jesus says, “I am come that they may have life, and that they might have it more abundantly.”  Bill talks about how that the abundant life Jesus came to give us is that which we experience in this world by following Him.

 


randyMc_1_cropRandy McCarthy examines Psalm 45 and outlines this classical romance of a Warrior-King who fights a battle to rescue his beloved woman, whom He marries and lives with in joy forever.  Randy points out how this fairy tale theme finds its reality in Christ Jesus, who rescued his people and will take them home to live with him in all eternity.

Sin of Presumption | Doing All Things Well

randyMc_1_cropRandy McCarthy

The Sin of Presumption

Randy began with the parable of the Pharisee and the Publican (Luke 18:9-14) and then read from the book of Jude (Jude 1:1-25)


markwMark Wattenbarger

Doing All Things Well

After reading some history of (American) Thanksgiving [Washington’s Thanksgiving Proclamation], Mark reminds us the reason for our ability to give thanks each day is the sure truth that God always does everything right and well.(Mark 7:20-23, 31-37); (Gen 4:1-8)

Allen – Miracles of Jesus

randyMc_1_cropRandy McCarthy introduces reading and commenting on the 37th chapter of Job

 


allendAllen Daniels

Miracles of Jesus

Esther / Jewish Thanksgiving (Purim)

randyMc_1_cropRandy McCarthy spoke on the Jewish holiday of Purim as told of in the book of Esther.  He referred to this holiday as a Jewish day of thanksgiving.

Communion Service – Nov. 2014

randyMc_1_cropRandy McCarthy introduced services reading from Hebrews 12 (Heb 12:12-15), then read from Acts 3 (Acts 3:1-16,22-26)


allendAllen Daniels read about the Lord’s supper (1Cor 11:23-26, 1Cor 10:16-17)

 


markwMark Wattenbarger read about the foot washing service (John 13:2-10)

Mark – A Nation on Our Knees

markwMark Wattenbarger

Brother Mark reads the letter from Jeremiah to the Israelite population in Babylon from Jeremiah Chapter 29 and reminds us of the prophet’s message to God’s people who were carried away by that wicked empire. He draws a parallel to our own time and plainly declares God’s people today are also in captivity and it is once again a captivity of our own making. However, for God’s people there is always hope even in the midst of a perverse generation.

Randy & Allen {Oct. 19}

randyMc_1_cropRandy McCarthy

 

 


allendAllen Daniels

Election

billmBill McCarthy introduced services.

 

 


 

randyMc_1_cropRandy McCarthy spoke on election and the 2nd coming of Christ.

John Harvey & Bill

j-harvey-newJohn Harvey

 

 


billmBill McCarthy

The Saints of God

randyMc_1_cropRandy McCarthy

 

 

 


markwMark Wattenbarger


Saints of God

Brother Mark reads from Ephesians and reminds us the most fearsome and the most wondrous name we bear is Saint.  To sanctify ourselves in the service of God is to make our daily lives line up with the sayings of Jesus our Lord.  Brother Mark reminds us from 1 Peter to be vigilant in our lives and in our conduct that we may truly be lively stones in the living Temple of God.