When you join us for the next Treasured Truth, we’ll see how the Lord leads his children, just like a shepherd leads his sheep. And if the Lord truly is our shepherd, and we have committed to follow Him, then we can be confident that He will give us everything that we need. Learn more from Pastor Ford as we look further at Psalm 23 on the next Treasured Truth.

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On the next Treasured Truth, as we continue to work our way through the beginning of Psalm 23 with Pastor Ford, he will explain the significance of the names that the Psalm’s author, King David, used to refer to God and what that significance means for us, even today. Find out more as we take a new look at and old psalm on the next Treasured Truth.

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As we begin to take a fresh look at Psalm 23 on the next Treasured Truth, Pastor Ford will explain that despite the fact that it may be the most well-known Psalm from the Bible, Psalm 23 may also be the least understood.  We’ll begin to explore the metaphors and the word pictures in this beloved passage of scripture and learn more about the Lord, Who is Our Shepherd when you join us for the next Treasured Truth.

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On today's Treasured Truth, as we finish up our series on church discipline and restoration, Pastor Ford will highlight an important truth for us.  According to him, this is the bottom line—if we are spiritually healthy, then we will love our brothers and our sisters.  And if we love our brothers and our sisters, we will not allow them to stay in the far country, back-slidden and away from God. Learning more about helping to restore your fallen brothers and sisters on the next Treasured Truth.

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On today's Treasured Truth, we’ll look further at church discipline and considering those sins that can capture someone quickly. They didn’t expect to do it. They didn’t want to do it, necessarily. But the temptation caught them by surprise and it overwhelmed them.  The Apostle Paul tells us it’s those who are spiritual within the church, who should come alongside the ones who have fallen into this kind of sin like and seek to help restore them. Find out more about how to build up broken down brothers and sisters on the next Treasured Truth.

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Many of us are not receiving the blessings that the Lord has in store for us because we haven’t surrendered everything we ought to give over to Him.  And on today's Treasured Truth, Pastor Ford will ask us—How can we expect the Lord to choose to make a powerful impact with our life if we’ve never given the control of our life over to Him? Find out more about this important concept in the life of a believer when you join Pastor Ford for the next Treasured Truth.

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On today's Treasured Truth, as we consider how easily sin can ensnare all of us, we realize that we never know when we’re going to need somebody to pick us up after we’ve sinned. So, Pastor Ford will explain that since we don’t need to be picked up right now, what we need to do is to get into a habit of trying to pick up other people and lift others up who need us to do that for them now. Join as Pastor Ford continues his message “Building Up Broken Down Brothers and Sisters” on the next Treasured Truth.

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On today's Treasured Truth, Pastor Ford will look at an example of a person who was caught in sin, who we can read about in 1 Corinthians 5. Because the church delivered him unto Satan—as the Apostle Paul instructed them to do in this passage—for “the destruction of the flesh,” he repented.  But guess what—then they wouldn’t forgive him and let him back into the fellowship of the church! So, today we’ll see how Paul rebuked that church for being unwilling to forgive. To find out more about restoring those who are repentant to fellowship in your congregation, join us for today's Treasured Truth.

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On today's Treasured Truth, as we continue our look at how sins should be dealt with by the church, Pastor Ford defines for us what a “busybody” is.  According to him, that’s a person who is “always up in somebody else’s video, trying to find out what flavor their Kool-Aid is.” He says that person is in the category of seven things that God hates. What does God hate? The person who sows discord among the brethren—or in other words, they cause division among the people of the church. Learn more when you join us for today's Treasured Truth.

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As we begin a new study in Galatians 6 on today's Treasured Truth, we’ll look at the subject of church discipline.  And today we’ll consider how matters of private sin or offense, go public too often. So, when we have something against a brother or sister, that’s where it ought to stay. We ought not be divisive in the church, taking our complaints to others who have nothing to do with whatever it is that we are concerned about or offended by. Understand more about how to build up your broken down brothers and sisters in Christ when you join us for today's Treasured Truth.

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Serving in ministry can be very hard some times.  And the very people to whom we are trying to minister, are often the people who hurt us the most!  But on the next Treasured Truth, Pastor Ford will explain that we need to decide that there’s no opposition—even from those who cause us the most pain—that will make us stop doing what God has called us to do.  Learn more about ways you can have an effective ministry on the next Treasured Truth.

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