Beacon of Hope

Two short passages of nine Weese’s total display in stark contrast a godly and blessed “I Will” and an evil and menacing “I Will”.

A solid Bible message of the blessing, opportunity and responsibility of being in God’s house.

A quick but detailed survey of the wonderful book of the Bible which reveals Jesus Christ.

The Sword of the Spirit can become an instrument of destruction if handled improperly

The foundation, the evidence and the materials for God’s basic building program are all brought to light in this Biblical message.

Bible instruction on keeping God’s greatest written gift to mankind from becoming something destructive.

Suffering is not a random event in a believer’s life but rather a classroom where they can learn the things of God

We must choose whether we seek to cover our own sin or to do what is necessary to obtain mercy.

The powerful account of good king Josiah.

Realizing and living in the reality of who we are and what we possess in Jesus gives us freedom and grace to live as servants of the Lord and not of man.

This phrase, which is only used twice in the Bible, speaks of both the culmination of corruption and the completed work of Christ.

A clear Bible message on the anointing of David

As believers in a risen Saviour we are to live a life of resurrection promise and power.

The most fundamental aspect of the Christian walk is following.

Jesus’ actions after His resurrection give a clear view into His heart and purpose.

Understanding why the cross is an offence is key to understanding why it is vital.

God wants to bring us to a place of strength beyond our own strength. True strength is found in knowing and accepting the reality of our weaknesses without giving in to them or giving up because of them.

What the disciples did after the great and powerful day of Pentecost instructs us in how to serve God for the long haul.

A Bjblical message from the heart of Acts chapter Four.

Come grow in your knowledge of and determination to live on Godly moderation

Our doctrine, devotion and doing must all begin with God.

A rejoicing message on the true freedom given by the Son of God Himself.

Grace and works both have their proper and blessed place in the lives of God’s people.

Psalm 18 begins with a threefold expression of will that is proper and pleasing to God.

Three Bible couples serve to show what happens when people come together for better or for worse!

Biblical preaching to help us not fall for “The Oldest Trick in the Book”!

God has provided us with tools for learning the way of His statutes.

If poverty has slain its thousands then prosperity has slain its ten thousands. Blessedly the Bible instructs us on how to not fall to either but rather how to successfully follow God in each.

Consider Him that endured such contradiction against Himself, lest ye be weary and faint in your minds

The “far country “ is a destination the Father wants for none of His children. Luke chapter 15 provides us with instruction to keep us from traveling to that destination.

We learn from what God taught Paul.

A sermon rejoicing in the many “lights “ of which God is the Father.

Our High Priest obtained eternal redemption for us.

Joseph’s question, “Am I in the place of God” gives great insight to his blessed life.

A Bible guide to why we do what we do and what we can do to change for the better.

Two separate messages on Sunday morning by Pastor Manning.

A strong Bible account which gives instruction in getting out of Jesus’ way as He works in people’s lives.

The powerful and tragic account of King Uzziah

Biblical guidance for helping to direct the young people with whom we have influence toward a life lived for God.

“Much more” is a repeating phrase that describes God’s great kindness to us in Jesus Christ.

A running narrative of Genesis 13 and 14.

Enticement to do wrong or to cause hurt has a particular “sound” to it which is identified in Proverbs chapter 1.

Hope, Inheritance, security

God’s principle of the “threefold cord” applied to daily living.

Isaiah chapter 6

And some fell among thorns.

During a survey a fixed point is established from which all other measurements and considerations take their perspective and bearing. The cross is such a fixed point for the believer.

The right emphasis and attention in the familiar phrase “greater is He that is within you” has to be on “He that is within you”.

Three times in eight verses the Psalmist was led to write “fret not thyself”. This is an admonition we do well to learn to live.

This identification for the Passover lamb is both precious and specific!