Sunday Service 2018

The Mockers, the Malefactors and the Messiah

The message of salvation by simple faith in Jesus Christ is illustrated by the thief on the cross...

The message of salvation by simple faith in Jesus Christ is illustrated by the thief on the cross. He was a criminal, initially mocking Jesus with the rest of the crowd, but something happened during the course of the Crucifixion. He did not have to do any works in order to receive salvation: he looked at Christ, listened, and recognized His lordship. When he faced darkness, he asked Christ to remember him, and for this simple faith alone he made it into God's kingdom that very day. Matthew 2...

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The Lord Chose Matthew

In the eyes of the Jewish community in his day, Matthew the tax collector was a crook, an outcast...

In the eyes of the Jewish community in his day, Matthew the tax collector was a crook, an outcast, and the worst kind of person Jesus could have called to be His disciple. God called and chose him not only to follow Him, but to use his attention to detail to write a meticulous record of the Lord and His sayings. By God's grace, a man considered the vilest of the vile truly became a gift of God. Matthew. VF-2125   Additional Products on the Subject: Nehemiah: Man’s Place in God’s Plan  by Past...

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Setting the Record Straight: The Battle to Perp...

Extensive material evidence exists to prove what Dr. Scott's will was for the use of his copyrigh...

Extensive material evidence exists to prove what Dr. Scott's will was for the use of his copyrighted teaching. A legal battle has been going on with a man who has been propagating hatred against this ministry and airing unedited recordings of Dr. Scott's teaching on tertiary subjects without permission. These programs require proper editing for several reasons, including fair use violations and reconciliation with other preachers, and only represent a small fraction of what Dr. Scott taught. ...

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Look Unto Him

Our approach to salvation is not complicated, but without facing our fallen nature, we are withou...

Our approach to salvation is not complicated, but without facing our fallen nature, we are without remedy. From a verse that seems out of place in Psalm 34, we can see the approach to God in its full simplicity. When we stop looking at the darkness of our circumstances and start fixing our eyes on Christ and what He has done for us, we are lifted up and made radiant. No matter what the world throws our way, we can stand unashamed when we look to unto Him. Psalm 34:5. VF-2121

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Everlasting and Eternal: Safety in God's Arms

The God who is, was and shall be does not change and is with us always. Whether we are at a high ...

The God who is, was and shall be does not change and is with us always. Whether we are at a high or a low and regardless of whether we can perceive God, we can take refuge by trusting in Him. God's untiring arms are always underneath us to rescue us even from our lowest lows. The Hebrew words, qedem and olam, brought together indicate the totality of God in all forums at all times working in our lives. Deuteronomy 33:27. VF-2129

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