11/20/16 2 Timothy 1:8-2:7 "The Long Crimson Line"

The importance of teaching the next generation doctrinal truths. A sermon by Jim Renihan.

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11/13/16 Mark 8:27-36 "The Prosperity Gospel: A Heresy"

The prosperity gospel turns the true gospel on its head. It says that God exists to get what you want in this world. God becomes only a means to happiness, success and prosperity. The prosperity gospel is a gospel of false worship. It is heresy. Is there any of the prosperity gospel in your heart? Are you content with Jesus Christ himself? God is not here for us and our happiness. God is not just a guide for a happier, better life.

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11/13/16 John 2:13-25 Worship and the Cleansing of the Temple

The temple was to be a place of worship. In these verses people were buying and selling in the outer courts. There is a warning here for the churches of today. We can fill our schedules with all kinds of programs. The point of gathering is to come into God's presence. We should do this with fear, reverence and joy.
We learn that Christ is zealous for His house, that this temple is His Father's house, and that Jesus has a holy zeal for justice.
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11/06/16 John 2:1-11 "Learning of Jesus"

Do you believe Jesus is real? Do you believe he is full of grace and mercy and love? Do you believe what the bible says of him? These verses give us a glimpse or a window into what Jesus is like; a character picture if you will. This is the only place where this story is told in the Bible.

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10/30/16 Genesis 32:22-32 "What Does the Bible Say About Conversion?

Are you converted? Do you know God and His Son, Jesus Christ? Examine yourself as you listen to this message. Wrestle with God as Jacob did.

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10/30/16 John 1:35-51 "Jesus Calls His Disciples"

In calling His disciples in these verses, Jesus gives us lessons on how we can grow in our own discipleship and Christian walk.

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10/23/16 Ecclesiastes 12:8-14 "What are Wise People Like?

We are born into a broken and painful world full of suffering and, as we are often reminded in Ecclesiastes, full of vanity. One might think after reading through this book of the bible, that nothing matters down here; that nothing we do or say is important. This is not so as we read the last several verses of Ecclesiastes.
In these verses we get a picture of the wise man, and we see three characteristics of a wise man:
1. Wise people find and use the right words.
2. Wise people follow the One Shepherd.
3. Wise people fear God and keep his commandments.

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