Preacher: Pastor Ray Text: Exodus 2:15-22 We will be studying Moses in the Midian wilderness where he was a nobody for 40 years. Likewise, Jesus lived for 30 years in obscurity before He began His ministry. Christians, we are in the world, but not of the world. Therefore, like Moses and Jesus, we need to […]
Jesus: Our Pleasure, Our Treasure, Our Reward
Preacher: Pastor Ray Text: Exodus 2:11-15, Acts 7:23-29, Heb 11:24-27 In order to be freed from a slave mentality, Jesus must become the source of pleasure you delight in, the treasure that you are consumed by, and the ultimate reward that you are pursuing.
Cast Out Hagar and Ishmael
Preacher: Pastor Ray Text: Exodus 21:8-13, Gal 4:21-31 Cast out the religious mindset and enter into the freedom that only Jesus can offer.
Pentecost: What is the Primary Ministry of the Holy Spirit?
Preacher: Pastor Ray Text: Acts 7:23-29, 35, 51-53 From the Old Testament through the present, the primary ministry has always been the same–to bring people to the feet of Jesus. At that point, we must exercise our free will and trust in Jesus. Correction: Pentecost is 50 days after Easter, not the Ascension.
The Significance of Jacob Blessing His Grandchildren
Preacher: Pastor Ray Text: Gen 48 What is the highlight of Jacob’s life? The author of Hebrews tells us. It’s when Jacob blessed Joseph’s sons, his grandchildren. From Jacob’s life, we learn that despite the evil we commit and the evil done to us, we can cling to the Father’s goodness and trust in His […]
Jacob Reaped What He Sowed (as a husband)
Preacher: Pastor Ray Text: Gal 6:7-8 While Jacob might not be a deceitful man, he was far from perfect. Although God works for the good of all who love him, the spiritual principle of reaping what you sow cannot be broken. Jacob made some horrible choices as a husband and he reaped the consequences.