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Matthews Gospel: The promised Messiah

Jesus is the promised messiah who is worthy of worship.

Critical thinking and negativity can make us our own worse enemy. Most of us battle voices in our head telling us how horrible or worthless we are. How do we battle these voices? How can we identify and overcome these lies that put bondages upon our emotions and actions? Taking a close look at David as his mighty men were considering stoning him, Pastor Clay helps us understand how to transform our thinking from self destructive to live changing.

You and I were called to be influencers, a Kingdom builder, in ALL walks of our lives (whether it is personal, spiritual, or in our relationships). 11 Key Components that a Person of Influence Should Work On. - Value excellence - Do settle for average - Pay attention to detail - Remain commited to what really matters - Display integrity and sound ethics - Show genuine respect for others - Go the extra mile - Demonstarte consistency - Never stop improving - Always give 100% - Make excellence a lifestyle

In the angry, hate-filled, chaotic world we live in today, we'll talk about Abigail who made peace between David and Nabal as they reared to go to war against each other. Much like today we need voices who don't join in the fray, but speak peace, humbleness, love and humility to both sides.

The Old Testament is full of prophecies of the future. However, many of these prophecies are partially fulfilled in the time of the prophets wit ha deeper, grander and later fulfillment in the time of Jesus. The prophecy the Nathan made to King David in response to David's intention to make a temple for the Lord God is a great example of this, which is explored in this sermon.

Pastor Marvin gives an overview of 1 & 2 Chronicles which was written to a people who had lost hope. Chronicles points to a future King who would restore hope.

Spiritual Famine will allow operations of wickedness in high places to rule. Pastor Julianna encourages us in this sermon; the dyer need to intervene. To receive spiritual counsel like Bathsheba and stand in the gap to preserve life, for the will of God, and for the fullfilment of the promisses of God in our families. Stand in the gap and pray for your families. Is there sibling rivalries, jealousy, disrespect in your family?

Our message this morning is "How David Sees War" (Psalm 144:1-15) and takes on the dilemma of how believers should view warfare and the taking of human life in war. But let's make it more personal and relevant; how does this pertain to the Christian today that carries a weapon or owns a weapon with the potential of taking life from someone made in the image of God? Isn't David's psalm just a spiritual analogy instead of a physical reality? That is the heart of the message this Sunday morning.

Friend, do you need your soul restored? Are you dry, parched, scorched? Maybe you are just plain tired! It's not the kind of tired you get from a lack of sleep. The kind of tired you get from being beat down day after day. Maybe it's a supervisor that can't be pleased. Maybe it's having to care for an ailing parent. Ken wants you to know that God is your shepherd and He will make you lie down in green pastures. How? When? Listen to the teaching...

At first glance these words of David don’t seem too controversial. “The earth is the Lord’s and everything in it, the world, and all who live in it; for he founded it upon the seas and established it upon the waters.” But what David does next reveals the controversial nature of these words: “Who may…

Our minds constantly recall things to memory: usually the bad stuff. You’ve safely tucked into the farthest corners of your minds those embarrassing or shameful deeds of yesteryear, and then, before you know it, they roar back at the weirdest moments. I think occasionally of a girl’s watch I broke screwing…