As Pastor Phillip continues teaching through the book of Luke, we see in Today’s message that the people who thronged in Bethsaida to see Him were coming because of their longing to be with Jesus. Though Jesus had called His disciples away for the purpose of rest and possibly even mourning in the wake of […]
In this message, Pastor Phillip continues in our verse by verse study through the book of Luke and today we read about Jesus’ teaching regarding John the Baptist, how he is described as the greatest Prophet by Jesus, and how the Jewish religious leaders rejected the message that he brought which was transitionary between the […]
Have you ever been in a bind and something you hoped would happen, either wasn’t happening or not happening fast enough? You had certain expectations but they weren’t being met and the feelings of disappointment begin to set in. You’re not the only one. In today’s message, Pastor Phillip shares in his expository sermon that […]
In this message, Pastor Phillip continues in our study of Luke where John the Baptist is preaching the message of repentance and the hearts of the people are stirred by the moving of the Holy Spirit. They believe John may be the promised Messiah, but John points specifically to the one to come. In this […]
In this message, Pastor Nathan discusses the coming of John the baptist as the forerunner of the Messiah and the impact of the message of repentance for the Jewish people. There is a difference between saying “I’m sorry” and true, genuine repentance which Pastor Nathan explains that John the Baptist preached to Jewish people.
In this message, Pastor Phillip continues teaching through the book of Luke leading up to Christmas 2024. Here we see the exciting event unfold of Zachariah’s tongue be loosed and he be able to speak again after the birth of his son, John the Baptist, and the incredible prophecy that he speaks under the inspiration […]
In this week’s message, Pastor Phillip continues in our study of Luke and dives in deep to look at the events surrounding Mary’s visit to her relative Elizabeth. He describes the first known instance in the New Testament where the Holy Spirit breaks His 400 years of silence, Mary’s hasty flight to her cousin’s home […]
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