Wednesday Night Services

Short message from Brandon on what did you give this Christmas?

How do we overcome a label we don't like or wish to progress from?

A new political group was formed called "No Labels" and prompted me to ask 'Does God use labels with people?' In this teaching we go through the Word to find the answer and see what impact that should have on us.

Becoming a life guard is something every Christian should strive for!

Now the Jewish people are authorized to defend themselves. We also look at how the book of Esther fits in the timeline of that era, if Esther had any children with the king, who they might be, and what affect they had on history.

How the plans of the unrighteous can backfire when they target God's children! (There was some feedback on this recording. The loud ones were removed, but there are some lower, ringing ones that couldn't be without making the teaching sound choppy.)

The power of our God on display again. What a difference a day makes!

A plot is hatched against the Israelites by Haman. What lessons are here for us to learn from what got Haman mad and Esther's decision to approach the king.

Was it God's will for Esther to become queen to the Persian king so He could deliver Israel from a coming crisis?

A great teaching on foundation faith principles!

A parable from which a lot of wrong interpretations have come from. What kind of persistence in prayer was Jesus teaching us about?

This parable has a different purpose and meaning than the parable of the talents.

What we do outwardly tells us something about who we are inwardly.

The disciples saw faith as a quantity issue. Jesus had a different view.

Why was the rich man condemned for wanting to build bigger barns to hold his great harvest?

A friend comes at midnight for bread, but when do we need to pound on God's door to get Him to answer? This mp3 start a few minutes into the service.

A look at a very popular parable and applications for today.

The lessons from a woman forgiven

In the Parable of the Wedding Feast, what is the purpose of the feast, the guests, the invitations and Parable overall? What about the guest who was removed? How does this parable differ from the other about the invitations given and their responses?

In this parable we see a different purpose in giving the parable and an emphasis on what we didn't do. There is a song we played at the end by Kevin LeVar & One Sound entitled "A Heart That Forgives." Can't post the song in this podcast, but you can hear it if you look it up on iTunes or such.