The Bible compares humans to trees. We will explore a few lessons from this analogy.

God has called us at this unique time and we stand at the crossroads. This sermon deals with our time. The time to take life to the next spiritual level. To greater commitment and action in order to continue to…

On the Sabbath in Kennesaw, Georgia, before a large crowd gathered for the 2020 Southeast Regional Prom (that evening), Jay Ledbetter, pastor of the Knoxville and Kingsport, TN and London, KY, spoke about the need to develop deep interpersonal relationships…

On the occasion of the annual blessing of little children, Jerry Shallenberger, a local elder serving in Atlanta and Buford, GA, discusses what Christ showed about the attitude of children and our entrance into God's Kingdom.

When God calls us we are mediocre people, but we aren’t to remain the same. The Apostle Paul admonish Timothy to grow in understanding what it meant to ‘Strive for the Mastery’. (II Tim. 2:5-7) A true Christian must rise…

The opening comments of the sermon were not recorded. It is as follows: A few weeks ago, my wife, Joanne and I drove to Allen, Texas to be there for Matthew Leiby’s graduation gathering after he walked the stage. As…

Do we think of the Kingdom of God as something that only occurs in the future? Or do we think of it as a dynamic, living thing that grows as we do?

Here are three lessons that we can learn from the Days of Unleavened Bread in 2019: 1) we learn more from our mistakes than our successes, 2) removing spiritual leaven is an ongoing process, and 3) it helps immensely to…

God is unable to use us as we are. A transformation is mandatory. We are preparing for the greatest change in the history of mankind. That of being changed and brought into the very family of God. The key is…

As the Days of Unleavened Bread conclude we will soon restock our homes with leavened foods. What will you be restocking spiritually?