Before a combined service of the Atlanta and Buford congregations on the Sabbath before Thanksgiving, pastor Philip Aust discusses the story of Hannah and the lessons of thankfulness and devotion that we can learn.

Today, I would like to look at the life and times of Samuel. There are many things we can learn from this prophet of God. He was a remarkable man that the Eternal used in a time of great transition…

Summary for message given on March 23,2019 by Mr. James Malizia: In considering our personal prayer life… do we ask our self “for whom am I interceding? Can I do this better? Are there others & their needs that I…

We are encouraged to pray daily, but on what are our prayers focased? In this sermon message, Bob McCurdy discusses our need to be "intercessors".

Saul and David were the first two men anointed kings over Israel. They both had a lot of similarities, yet were vastly different in character. In this split-sermon, Charles Graby, a deacon serving in Atlanta and Buford, delves into the…

The prophet Samuel was a remarkable man of God. Let's look at his life and discover some qualities about him that we may not have appreciated before.

Young Samuel was an answer to prayer for his mother, and a powerful, stand-in-the-gap judge and leader in Israel. From youthful dedication and faithfulness to guiding a misbehaving nation from periodic Judges to fulltime Kings, Samuel's life lessons are as…

Sometimes we may fail to see that the events occurring in our lives are part of an unseen hand. We may even wonder if God is working in our life. In truth, what might be happening could be part of…

The world is in need of sound, spiritual leadership. In this split sermon, Max Spigelmyer, a deacon serving in the Atlanta and Buford congregations, discusses Samuel, who served in the capacity of a prophet, priest and judge, and whose leadership…

We all have an opportunity to fulfill our purpose of service to one another and to God. Christ gave to us the perfect example of service for us to follow and making a difference in one another's lives. This sermon…