This sermonette goes over the historical context of James 4:1-10. Through this examination, we realize that being friends with the world leads to wars in the church.

We need to be childlike, not childish, and set the right example for the children.

On the Day of Atonement, Jerry Shallenberger, an elder serving in Atlanta and Buford, discusses how this Day fits into God's Plan of Salvation for mankind.

Visiting in Atlanta, Jerold Aust, Senior writer for the Beyond Today magazine, explains in a split-sermon, how God looks upon the people that He has called to be part of His church.

What’s God’s view of humility and pride? How does He see it? This message explores this topic as to its importance because God places so much emphasis on it in the scriptures and our understanding and application of it will…

True Christianity lives because Christianity is the most balanced and productive way of living, and is neither odd nor strange. It works. Great amounts of Christ’s teachings were the basic principles of interpersonal relationships. But do we really believe that…

We review the good example of King Josiah in hopes of inspiring ourselves to a higher service towards God.

How to face trials and find encouragement when the unthinkable happens.

Please join us for this very interesting message about whether you are being prepared for the Kingdom of God. Are you Teachable? Are you committed to the work of God? The answers to these questions and more in this amazing…

Tim Pebworth -- 4/26/19 In the book of James Chapter 4, we read instructions and seven actions we can take to move from pride to humility and from consumed with our desired to being an instrument in God's Hands. As…