Line Upon Line With George Ford

Spiritual Exhaustion effects all of us. It's easy to start well, but to finish well is another story. Listen in and discover how to Overcome Spiritual Exhaustion.

In many ways, the Resurrection of Christ is Christianity. All of humanity revolves around one momentous act in history: God became Man, lived a perfect life, died upon a Roman cross, yet three days later, rose from the dead!

"My righteous one shall live by faith." God says this, not only concerning the manner in which a person is saved, but also describing the manner of day in and day out living. In the passage we see before us, God desires that we live a radical faith.

Moses is a man who is, for good reason, associated with the law. However, just as it is written, "the just shall live by faith", the man through whom came the law was in reality, a man of tremendous faith!

Despite failures, sin, and an imperfect faith, the patriarchs of the faith all had one thing in common: By faith, they prepared for life after death.

Need a boost to your faith? Sit back and enjoy this faith inspiring message from John Bentley, founder and president of Harmony Outreach Ministries.

The walk of faith is not for the faint of heart. How grateful we are for these wonderful examples of faith found within Hebrews 11. Listen in to part 1 of the "Faith of the Patriarchs"

In this passage, we embark on a wonderful journey through a case study of men and women who walked by faith. In this passage, we study the faith of those who lived by faith prior to the Great Flood.

How should a person respond in light of all that they have found to be true concerning Christ? In this passage, the author exhorts the church concerning the dangers of walking away and the riches of holding fast to their original confession of faith.

In the Old Testament sacrificial system, the worshipped had to offer sacrifices year after year, signifying that sin was never really taken care of. Jesus Christ, through His Once For All Sacrifice, has removed sin once and for all.

As Christians, we hear often of the blood of Christ, but why is it so important? Listen in a find out more about the power of the blood of Jesus Christ.

It is often helpful to understand the way men and women used to do things in order to better appreciate some of our modern technologies of the day. Likewise, it's helpful to understand the Old Covenant system to better appreciate what we have in Christ.

Once a year, pastor George gives a brief overview of where we have been as a church and where we are going. If you are interested in taking part in what is going on at the GATHERING, listen in as we Chart the Course for 2016.

When God wants to change the world, He doesn't seek the mightiest and wisest, but the broken. In the opening passages of 1 Samuel, God choses a broken woman to set in motion a great change in this nearly Canaanized nation.

Who doesn't like receiving new things? Oftentimes, we get something new because the old no longer function or something better has arisen. In the New Covenant, something much better has arisen: the Lord Jesus Christ.

Have you ever wondered why God initiated the Old Covenant with Israel, along with it's rules and ordinances, if only later it was to be done away with? In this teaching, pastor George discusses the differences between the old and new priesthood.

There have certainly been some unusual and amazing births stories in the history of humanity...but one tops them all: the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ. A birth that was prophesied over 700 years prior by the prophet Isaiah.

Continuing our study through Hebrews 7 in which we find this man of mystery, Melchizedek, listen in as the author declares that when Jesus became High Priest, everything had changed.

Who doesn't love a great mystery? Join us for part 1 of a 3-part study, as we take a close investigation of this man of mystery: Melchizedek.

Consider what the world hopes in: a stronger economy, a better political leader or maybe even a medical breakthrough. All these things are helpful, but there is no guarantee. In this passage, we see Jesus, the better more confident hope.