Weekly Sermons
Brad Bell
The city of Jerusalem has fallen and the Babylonians have taken the Southern Kingdom of Judah captive. What's next for the people of God? Through prophetic revelation, He reveals His plan for human history, including the restoration of His people. Both Daniel and Ezekiel point to the reign of the…
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Brad Bell
This week we see the fall of the Southern Kingdom of Judah, the rise of the Babylonian Empire, and the reform of a third-grade boy. The continual sin of the people of God has brought judgment upon them from the east and they will be taken captive for seventy years in Babylon. Though Jeremiah, Nahum…
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Brad Bell
This week we cover the demise of the Northern Kingdom and the prophetic warning to the South. Micah and Isaiah were contemporaries during the time of the Assyrian invasion of the Northern Kingdom of Israel and cautioned the South regarding their similarities to the Northern Kingdom. Hezekiah will be…
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PJ Lewis
We continue through our Generations series, focusing on some additional kings and the messages of four prophets. As we examine our character and our commitment to God, it is important to note God's commitment to those He has chosen. Even when we walk away from our dedication to Him, He remains…
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Brad Bell
This week we close the book on the life of Solomon. We saw his rise to power and the expanse of his influence. Now we look at the three books of wisdom literature that he wrote or contributed to during his reign. These writings include a book on marital love and romance, a body of work containing…
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Jerrod Rumley
During an age of kings and kingdoms, prophets stand up in a historically dark time for the people of God, and they speak great truth and insight to a lost nation. It takes courage to stand up and face the threats of this world, and we can have hope and encouragement from watching men like Elijah and…
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Brad Bell
This week we witness the rise and fall of Solomon. The monarchy dissolves and a revolt occurs, taking 10 tribes to the north under a new king, setting the stage for the continued conflict between the divided kingdom of Israel (North) and Judah (South). The moral decline of the nation becomes…
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Brad Bell
We have eggs, peeps and the Easter Bunny. But what about Jesus? This year’s Easter experience includes a video series entitled "To Find A Man," and chronicles that final journey of Christ toward the tomb in a creative way. The journey draws our attention back to the significance of the events of…
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Pat Dill
My eyes still cannot reconcile what happened. I have never seen a man die so quickly and scream so loudly from the cross. Going out with a roaring cry, it was as though Jesus made himself die. I’m told his body is gone, and my orders are to find it. Stolen by his followers? Resurrected, as some say…
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Pat Dill
We destroyed his body and it hung there in blood and gore. Jesus did not save himself and God did nothing. For those who knew him as Lord, was it all for naught? If the grave had truly silenced him, he was not a conqueror of death or the Son of God. I know they quickly took the body to the tomb, but…
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