Resurrection Sunday 2020 (Live Again) Corinthians 15

Amos 5:1-27 (Seek The Lord and Live)

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.

In today’s message, we are going to learn about the Providence of God and God‘s faithfulness to His word. We will see all the things that came together so that Christ would be born in Bethlehem to be the savior of the world. We also will be reminded that while Men may lead countries, God rules the world.

In today’s message, we will look at the song of Mary and the song of Zacharias. They both magnify and glorify the Lord in song. We will see how songs can be used to celebrate and exalt the goodness and faithfulness of God.

In today’s message, we will learn about the favor of God, the proper response when God has spoken to us, the fact that there is nothing too hard for God, and what our response should be to the goodness of God.

Today we will begin our study through the gospel of Luke. We will look at a brief introduction to the book and then jump right in with a message entitled “God has not forgotten “. We will be reminded that our prayers are heard by God and while He may not respond immediately, the answer is on the way.

Today as we celebrate Father’s Day and honor fathers we will look at a message from the book of Esther. Esther was raised by Mordecai and Mordecai’s life gives several examples of what godly men should be like. We will learn some “man lessons” from the life of Mordecai in today’s message.

In today’s message, we will look at the life of Nehemiah, as he was burdened for the work that God had called him to do and began to move forward with the work. At every turn there were enemies and opposition that he needed to overcome that the work might be completed. Nehemiah gives us a great principles on how to overcome opposition that we might continue the work God has called us too as well.

In today’s message, we will look at how Paul brings chapter 8 of Romans to a conclusion, arguing that God is for us, and that He loves us!!! He uses court room language to emphatically argue that God is for us. The question we are left with is, are we for Him?