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the topic of today's sermon is the message of the resurrection of Christ and what it means for us.

The every day struggle both believers and non-believers alike struggle with is choosing God or choosing self. Listen on to see what Joshua has to teach us about this lesson, and the ramifications of our choices.

Pastor Kern shares a message prepared for the upcoming BBF Fall Conference where he challenges us all to pursue Christ first in our hearts, then our homes and then our local ministry context within the Body of Christ.

If we trust in Christ, it will come out in how we behave. Listen in as we hear about the qualities marking a person that is close to God.

Pastor Damon Snead, Chaplain of NEWSTART at Weimar Institute, goes the the continued walk in Jesus. He describes the biggest battle ever fought in the history of mankind. Is it world war 1, world war 2? You'd be surprised to hear the answer Pastor Snead has for us.

Luke 4:14-30 There are many times in life when we are faced with tough decisions; these become the defining moments of our lives. In the sermon Truth or Consequences Pastor Coon challenges us with being truthful, suffering the consequences, and how those decisions will define us.

What is the greatest of God's Commandments? Jesus identifies this One Great Command in Moses' Law and links a 2nd Command to it permanently. Love God with everything and Love your neighbor as yourself. Sometimes we, to our detriment, twist the 2nd command into a self-centered diatribe about learning to love ourselves rather than focusing on the point of the command, and of love in general, that we are to live sacrificially thinking of others as greater than ourselves. Indeed, the great Christian life is the life of a servant-hearted lover of others. Jesus teaches the scribes that the Hebrew Messiah, the Christ, was to be greater than King David, not simply one of his descendants. Jesus warns the people to beware of the scribes whose preference was their own honor. Finally, we are reminded that God doesn't need money. He already owns everything. How we share is far more important than how much we share. Shared by Jason Stuart Percy at Refuge Tallahassee on Sunday, March 14, 2021.

Luke 9:18-27 Being a disciple is often described as being a follower of Jesus Christ. But, being a true disciple of Jesus is much more. There is a price to being a disciple of Jesus that many do not see, but there is also hope in being a disciple.

What roles do each member perform as we labor together with God? What was the Limited Commission and the Great Commission? What should be our attitude toward the persecution that comes to us for following Christ?

If you have come to this web page one thing is certain, you have a desire to know God better. There is at least some fascination with the things of God or you wouldn't be here. Several years ago I attended a Conference sponsored by Ligionier Ministries. The speakers for the conference were Chuck Swindoll,…

Loosing your head or loving instead.

By Pastor Glenn Pease One of the great tragic plays of all time is Shakespeare's Othello. Othello was a general in the Venetian army. He secretly married Desdemona the daughter of a Venetian senator. Desdemona was the most lovely of all Shakespeare's characters. She was a beautiful and ideal wife. Othello…

By Pastor Glenn Pease An anthropologist once visited a Bantu village in South Africa to study the customs of the very primitive people who lived there. When he returned to the U.S. he sent back a sun dial to those people to express his thanks for their cooperation. The natives were delighted with their…

By Pastor Glenn Pease Probably the most magnificent estate in the Western World is the California ranch of William Randolf Hearst. It is not a mere matter of film like the Ponderosa, but it is a matter of fact. It covers a quarter of a million acres of land, and stretches for 50 miles along the coast…

Intro – I’ll bet anyone who has a computer has done this. I was working away on a large work document a few years ago when I selected a portion to delete. I failed to notice the computer selected the whole doc. A second later, I was looking at the loss of several days’ work that was not backed up and…

By Pastor Glenn Pease Jonathan Edwards was born in 1703, and he became one of the greatest preachers in history. He lived in a day when pastors went to a church out of seminary and stayed there for the rest of their lives. His father was the pastor of The Congregational Church in the little village of…

By Pastor Glenn Pease A crystal gazer collected 25 dollars for a reading and told the visitor, "This entitles you to ask me two questions. Isn't that a lot of money for only two questions?" Asked the startled woman. "Yes it is," answered the fortune teller. "Now what is your second question?" Many of…

By Pastor Glenn Pease Late one night in Philadelphia and elderly couple came into a little third class motel. The husband said to the night clerk, "Please don't tell us you don't have a room. My wife and I have been all over the city looking for a place to stay. We didn't know about the big conventions…

By Pastor Glenn Pease Some people, probably most people, and maybe all people have to learn how to be humble the hard way, and that is the humpty dumpty way of having a great fall. This was the case with Max Eastman. A film was being made on the life of Christ, and he happened to meet the well known…

March 2, 2012 By John Barnett Read, print, and listen to this resource on our website www.DiscoverTheBook.org As we open to I Corinthians 10:11-13, it is our reminder as we study the Life of David: following God is hard, it is not EASY! For many years songwriter John W. Peterson (1921-2006) lived in…

By Pastor Glenn Pease In the spring of 1897, Thomas Hanna, a 25 year old Baptist pastor fell out of his carriage and landed on his head. When he woke up he was in a state of total amnesia. Dr. Boris Sidis and his assistant Dr. Goodhert had to teach him to talk, to eat, and to go to the bathroom as if…