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This is the last of the messages on love and the third in the series on loving your enemies.

This is the second part of the "Love Your Enemies" message.

The command to love does not stop with parents, children, friends, or brothers and sisters in Christ.  It extends to our enemies.

We are to pray for brothers and sisters in Christ.

This is the last set of things that we are to pray for our brothers and sisters in Christ.

In this message we look further into what it means to love our brothers and sisters in Christ; we are to pray for each other, admonish each other, and restore each other. 

Loving brothers and sisters in Christ means bearing with their weaknesses, forgiving them when they repent, and speaking with grace.

Loving brothers and sisters in Christ means bearing with their weaknesses, forgiving them when they repent, and speaking with grace.

This is the first part of the message about loving your brothers and sisters in Christ.

The next message in our series on love concerns loving your spouse.  Scripture has some explicit directions about this most intimate of relationships.

The Bible commands that we love our neighbors, those next to us.  And your children are in that group of people that we are to love.  But what is the Biblical definition of loving your children? 

After loving God, loving your parents is of second most importance because they are your first neighbors and Scripture says we are to "love our neighbors as ourselves."

The first commandment for every believer is to love God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength.

This is the last of 3 sermons over the life of Samson.  He is an example of bondage to sin.

This second sermon about Samson further demonstrates him to be a perfect illustration of spiritual bondage.  

Today, we look at the life of Samson, as an example of bondage to sin.  He came into the world with such great potential, but because he followed his flesh throughout his life, his end is tragic.

This is message two about Jephthah a seriously flawed leader over Israel.

Which Bible Translation is best?  Why do some insist that the King James is the only inspired English Version of the Bible?

Which Bible Translation is best?  Why do some insist that the King James is the only inspired English Version of the Bible?

Which Bible Translation is best?  Why do some insist that the King James is the only inspired English Version of the Bible?

Which Bible Translation is best?  Why do some insist that the King James is the only inspired English Version of the Bible?

Jephthah was a leader in Israel who was highly unqualified.

This is the story of Abimelech in the book of Judges.  God did not choose him to be a judge, he elected himself to be king.

This is the 5th message from the book of Judges.  It concerns fear leading to failure and the life of Gideon.

This is episode one in the Passion week series; Jesus' last week.  The story starts in the home of Martha, Mary, and Lazarus.

In this fourth sermon in judges we look at a fourth reason for spiritual failure: fear.

This is the third message out of Judges around the theme "Lessons from failure."  This lesson covers the judgeship of Deborah.

This is the second message from the book of Judges around the title; "Lessons from Failure."  This one teaches us that we often fall into sin because we slide back into what is familiar to us.

We are beginning the book of Judges under the title; lessons from failure.

In this final message from the book of Joshua we discover that success means finishing well.  And finishing well concerns three things; stewardship, commitment, and legacy.

In this message, Joshua and Caleb are old.  But God still has a job for each of them to do.

Joshua was tested in his faith in God.  Did he believe that God knows everything and so should be consulted on everything?  Did he believe God can do everything, so asks God for the impossible?

This is the fifth song in the Christmas song series.

This is the last of the four songs of Christmas.  "Nunc Dimitis."  Simeon, after seeing the baby Jesus, said to God, "Now you are letting your servant depart in peace."  Is it possible for a person to depart this life in peace?

This is the third Christmas song in the gospel of Luke.

This is the second message in the series about the songs of Christmas.  This one is about Mary's Magnificat.

This is the first of four messages about the Christmas songs of the gospel of Luke.  

America was founded by people of the Christian faith who were seeking a place where they could worship God according to their conscience, guided by Scripture.

This message continues our study of the book of Joshua and tests during times of success.  It covers the stories of Rahab, Achan, and Ai.

This second message in Joshua covers tests 3 and 4 during seasons of success. 

We are leaving the "Lessons from the Wilderness" today to enter a series of messages about entering the Promised land called; "Tests of Success." 

This is the final sermon in the "Lessons from the Wilderness" series. 

This is the first part of the new series, "Lessons from the wilderness." 

In this third message of the series we learn three more lessons from the wilderness about obedience.

This is the second message about lessons that the children of Israel learned in the wilderness of zin.

This is the last message in the series over the Mosaic law, and the last of the moral laws under the category of "love laws."  Today we study the greatest commandment of the law; love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind and strength.

This message covers begins the final category of Moral laws: Laws of love.

In this weeks message we continue exploring the Old Testament moral laws concerning theft and fairness.

In this second message over the moral law, we are looking at the honor laws and truth laws of the Old Testament.

In this sermon we look at the moral law as part of the Mosaic law.  The moral law is permanent in human history.