Revelation 15:1-8 (Victory In The Midst Of Chaos)

Revelation 11:1-19 (Power To Witness)

In this message, we will learn about how to deal with pain and how to hold our tongue when we are in pain.

In today’s message, we will see Jesus being tempted by the devil after 40 days of fasting. Each attack from Satan is put to rest by Jesus with the word of God. We will learn how to use God‘s word as a weapon against the attack of the enemy. We will learn what it means to stand on The Word. We must know it, then believe it, then stand up upon it.

In today’s message, we will look at the genealogy of Jesus from Luke’s perspective. We will be reminded that God entered into humanity so that we might be saved. Jesus literally came for us! We will also see in this genealogy that He made room for all who desire to be saved to be able to come.

In today’s message, John will take the opportunity to clarify the difference between himself as forerunner for Christ and the work the Messiah was coming to do. John makes it emphatically clear that Jesus is greater than him and the work that He comes to do is Greater as well. There is a powerful lesson on humility and all of this.

In today’s message, we will get a glimpse of Jesus as a 12-year-old boy. We will learn from His example what it looks like to live life on this earth on mission (divine assignment).

In today’s message, we will see that God keeps His word and we will learn why this is such an important thing for those who have put their faith in Christ. I hope today’s message will strengthen your faith in the God of the Bible.

In today’s message, we are going to learn about the Providence of God and God‘s faithfulness to His word. We will see all the things that came together so that Christ would be born in Bethlehem to be the savior of the world. We also will be reminded that while Men may lead countries, God rules the world.

In today’s message, we will look at the song of Mary and the song of Zacharias. They both magnify and glorify the Lord in song. We will see how songs can be used to celebrate and exalt the goodness and faithfulness of God.