When someone is in darkness, light brings vision and hope. Jesus’ ministry was a “great light” in a very dark place. Not only from a spiritual standpoint, but the actual region into which Jesus carried out most of his public ministry, was known for great darkness. In this message, I look at the great Light that came to a region of darkness.

05.10.26.Great.Light.Tim.McCool

It is not unusual for a child to fantasize about being a superhero. The idea of flying or having super strength appeals to the imagination. Have you ever thought about what it would have been like to be Jesus? To have the ability to heal the sick, raise the dead, walk on water, and turn water into wine might be appealing to us. However, when we look at the scriptures it is clear that Jesus was a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief. His life was not glamorous, but difficult and full of trouble. Nevertheless, he humbled himself and endured the cross to fulfill a mighty purpose!

05.10.26.Would.You.Want.to.Be.Jesus.Luke.Hagler

It is easy to provoke people to anger or to provoke someone to become upset. But is altogether another activity to provoke others to love and to good works. In this message in the one anothering series, I look at this important subject.

05.03.26.Consider.One.Another.Tim.McCool

Whether it’s painting the Sistine Chapel, carving the faces of Mount Rushmore, or playing the piano, the hands of men are capable of incredible things. As impressive as they are, men’s hands can’t touch what the hands of Christ did. From the healing touch given to the leper, to holding our eternal salvation secure, truly the hands of Christ are all powerful. But there is at least one thing our hands can do that Christ’s hands also did – wash the feet of the saints. In this sermon, Brother Luke looks at the work of Christ’s hands.

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In the final message of the day, Elder Michael Hattaway preaches from Revelation 19, focusing on the truth that is proclaimed in heaven – The Lord God omnipotent reigneth.

05.02.26.Msg.4.The.Lord.God.Omnipotent.Reigneth.Michael.Hattaway

In the afternoon service of the annual meeting, Brother Jonah Lowrance presents a message from Paul’s final letter, written before he died.

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In the 2nd message of the annual meeting, Elder Michael Hattaway looks at two questions, both found in Matthew 16. Jesus asked, “Whom do men say that I am?” And then he asked the apostles – “Whom do you say that I am?”

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Here is the first message from our recent annual meeting. Lic. Jonah Lowrance shares a wonderful opening message at the meeting. We can say what we think about God’s word and although it may be true, it might not carry a lot of weight. But in this sermon, Brother Jonah shares what Jesus Himself said about His word.

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Practically everyone has a cell phone. And those who do not are wishing they did. The original Greek word for “voice” is the word we have today as “phone.” In that sense, Christ has a phone (Voice) that is an irresistible call. In this message I look at the cell phone call of Christ.

04.26.26.Jesus.Cell.Phone.Tim.McCool

Most of us have seen a video with the caption POV. That caption is telling us to frame our minds to see something from a certain point of view. How often do we look at situations in life from God’s point of view? Oftentimes in the Bible we find good, well meaning people having the wrong perspective on a situation. In this sermon, Brother Luke looks at situations where our POV might not be the Lord’s.

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Have you ever compared your disobedient thoughts to a criminal on the run? In the same way a criminal must be overpowered, apprehended, and taken into captivity…so must our sinful thoughts. Every wicked deed begins with a wicked thought. In this sermon Brother Luke looks at what the Bible says about taking our thoughts captive.

04.22.26.Taking.Your.Thoughts.Captive.Luke.Hagler