In this message, we will discuss “who do we run to” in times of trouble. We will see a wicked king who turns to idols rather than turning to the Lord in his time of trouble and how it resulted in disaster. May we always look to the Lord, who is a present help in our time of trouble.
Zechariah 3:1-10 (Accused And Aquitted)
In tonight‘s message, we will discuss “who do we run to” in times of trouble. We will see a wicked king who turns to idols rather than turning to the Lord in his time of trouble and how it resulted in disaster. May we always look to the Lord, who is a present help in our time of trouble.
In this message, we will look at part two of the end of disobedience. As the book of 2 Kings comes to an end, yet once more we will be reminded of the consequence of not obeying God. I pray that we would take from this lesson, the encouragement to heed God‘s word and enjoy His blessing rather than disobey and receive his discipline.
In this study of second kings 15 we will look at seven kings from Israel and Judah. From each king, we will take lessons that I hope will help us in our submission and surrender to the King of Kings and Lord of Lords, Jesus.
Mark 6:30-44 (Blessed And Broken)
In this message, we will learn about the blessing of God‘s favor in the life of the believer. We will see the significance of God‘s timing and just how perfect it is for those who wait on Him. And lastly, we will see the power of God‘s word. Whatever He says is what will be.
In tonight message, we will see what it looks like to open ourselves up for examination from God. We will learn about the importance of being separate from the world unto the Lord. And we will see that a life of integrity and being set apart by God will result in proclamation of His goodness in worship.
This chapter will give us Davids last words and we will see that he was helped by God. And as we look at his mighty men, he was also helped by great people God placed in his life.
Today, in our text, there is a judgment of the nations and we have a separation of the sheep and the goats. Again, as Jesus prepares believers for heaven, He lets us know who will be with Him, and who will be separated from Him. We should pay close attention that we are those who will be with Jesus for all eternity.
