Bro. Tommy starts once more in John chapter 17 and discusses the importance Christ places upon unity in the body. From there we go to 1 Corinthians and cover the different gifts Paul outlines within the early church and how we can use these gifts to assist those around us.
Bro. Tommy speaks from John once more, his message revolves around God’s high priestly prayer at the end of John 17. He discusses how comforting it is to know that Jesus prays for us and the blessing of the indwelling of the spirit.
Bro. Tommy takes us to John 16 and focuses on verses 8 through 11 and the idea that the Holy Spirit reproves the world through the children of God.
Bro. Tommy continues in John this time in Chapter 20 where he reminds us that the only thing that really matters is that Jesus loves us and how that can be a comfort in all stages of life.
Bro. Derrick Kitchens joins us for our annual meeting and starts a mini series entitled “Do You Know Him?” asking us how well we actually know our savior and encouraging us to study harder to really dive deep into who our God is. Tonight’s focus is on God as our Bread of Life.
Brother Tommy returns to John 10 to highlight how Pastors ought to follow Christ’s example in caring for their congregation in a world filled with forces who would seek to divide. Brother John goes to Matthew 24 to further warn of those who would look to deceive.
Bro. Tommy continues our journey through the book of John, this week focusing in Chapter 10. He bases this message on God being the example of the good shepherd that pastors should strive to emulate.
Bro. Vince visits us from New Providence Primitive Baptist Church in Cameron, Texas and blesses us with a message on what it means to be a disciple of Christ and to be an advocate for his teachings.
Brother John goes through John 17, and points out that Christ prayed not only for the apostles, but for us as well.
Elder John speaks about what it means to worship God in spirit and in truth, the various forms of worship mentioned in the scriptures, and how we should conduct ourselves as worshippers of God.
