The 1 Samuel series continues with the 2nd half of chapter 16, in which the anointed king David brings worship psalms to the throne room of God’s rejected king Saul, bringing Saul relief from spiritual torment. Lots to learn from the story.

The series through 1 Samuel continues with chapter 16 vs 1-14a, in which David is anointed to be king of Israel. Prerecorded Wednesday evening for the church service today.

“Eager to go, but willing to stay,” is the attitude we should have about the rapture—one of the lessons we learn about the rapture and return of Christ from the story of Lot and Sodom in Genesis 19. Part 3 of an ongoing series on OT passages and what they teach us about the end times.

This second video in our series of Old Testament passages that reveal things about the rapture and return of Christ looks at Genesis 18, where we learn some things about what our focus and attitude should be, knowing that God’s wrath will soon be poured out upon the earth.

Today’s message on 1 Samuel 15 features Saul’s rebellion and God’s subsequent rejection of his kingship, teaching us much about the crucial importance of obedience to the Lord’s commands, without excuses.

Part one of the new summer series on OT passages and what they have to teach us about the end times, the rapture, and the return of Christ, begins with a look at Genesis 5.

Guest minister Steve Kennedy brings a message on Psalms 90, a psalm of Moses, in which we are encouraged to seek God’s wisdom so that we invest our lives wisely, rejoicing in His mercy.

A message on 1 Samuel 14:24 and following, in which we learn from a failing king who acts impetuously and with jealousy of his son and disregard for God, leading to failure as a father.

Sermon video from Mark 2:23-3:6, in which Jesus continues to present Himself as God and shows His authority over the law and the sabbath. There is much for us to learn from His debates with the pharisees about the sabbath and the law.

The Son of Man is Lord of the Sabbath

Sermon video on Mark 2:13-22, in which Jesus uses an encounter with His opponents to teach us a better understanding of God’s view of sinners, and how we should view ourselves and others.

The Keith Green song referenced at the end of the sermon is here:

Today is Easter in Romania. Here’s our message from John 20 about the resurrection we are promised and the job Christ has given us to do by the power of His Spirit He gave us.