The kingdom of God doesn't come in the same way the rest of the kingdoms on earth come.  That is why Jesus expresses openly talks about his kingdom's presence, plight, and perfection.  

Since this kingdom is so different, people might be tempted to ignore it or write it off as too insignificant for real concern.

Yet with these words Jesus encourages us to enter this kingdom and be faithful members of it, despite what our eyes may behold around us.

Protestants often shy away from talking about how blessed of God Mary was.  However, we cannot deny the favor that was hers as the mother of God.  And if we do, we will fail to grasp the depth of blessing that is ours as a disciple of Christ.

Jesus talked a lot about money.  Probably because it was his greatest competition.  In this message Christ makes you think about which takes the greatest priority in your life.

Dave Lillo delivered the sermon this week from 2 Peter 1:16-2:10.  This is a rich passage covering the authority of Scripture, false prophets and teachers, and the deliverance of God's people.

It is one of the most beloved parables in all of Scripture.  It is commonly known as the Parable of the Prodigal Son.  But perhaps it would be more apt to call it the Parable of the Prodigal Father.

The Father's love is so excessive that it almost seems reckless and wasteful!  Listen to this message and gain a greater insight into how immense the Father's love for sinners really is.

Throughout life we experience troubles of all kinds.  Sorrows meet us at every turn, pains assail us in body & soul, and despair threatens to undo us.

In the face of the miseries of life we must remember that God is our eternal refuge.  In this message brother Caleb Davenport sets our hearts at ease as he expounds this great truth.

It is often said that Jesus was an expert in answering questions with questions.  However, he was even better at answering questions in a more pointed and practical manner.  

Find out how he responded when he was asked if the number that will be saved will be few, by listening to this message.

The intersection of God's sovereignty and our responsibility is always one of mysterious intrigue.  In this message our brother, David Lillo, examines the sweet relationship of God's providence and our prayers by looking at the story of Hezekiah's prayer & healing in 2 Kings 20:1-11.