Philip Aust, pastor of the Atlanta and Buford congregations, discusses the Holy Land - past, present and future - and why it has such an important place in God's heart and His plans. [Note - the video discussed has been…

Lessons in how Saul’s attitude changed over time, resulting in his decline into paranoia, jealousy and bitterness.

Filmmaker and media consultant Phil Cooke, is quoted as saying, “the most valuable commodity of the 21st century will be undivided attention.” Attention is an important biblical concept as well a critical characteristic of a disciple of Jesus Christ. In…

The work of the Church is done by the Spirit of God. It is the power by which God works. His work is to make His word available to all men, and to dwell with those who believe. We are…

Speaker: Tom Meece 6/9/19 A close examination of three aspects of God's Spirit that facilitates growth in Christians. As we are aware of our gift we tend to use it more. Pls. Note: Addt’l msgs given in the SF Bay…

When we look at heavens and ponder the numerous stars that God has created, it reminds us of the powerful Creator that we serve. As Christians, we have access to that same power which enables us to prepare for the…

On the Sabbath before Pentecost, Jerry Shallenberger, an elder serving in the Atlanta and Buford congregations, discusses the paths that are available to all people - the narrow one leading to eternal life and God's kingdom, and the wide one…

In a sermon before the Atlanta and Buford congregations on the Last Day of Unleavened Bread, pastor Philip Aust discusses the subject of bearing fruit as described by Christ in John 15.

On the Sabbath before Passover, Philip Aust, pastor of the Atlanta and Buford congregations, discusses why, in the distant past of eternity, and before mankind's creation, God the Father and Jesus Christ decided that a sacrifice would be needed to…

One fruit of God's Spirit is "Peace" (Galatians 5). What is Godly peace? How can we have the peace that comes through God's Spirit? How is true peace related to Passover and the sacrifice of Jesus Christ?