Wednesday Night Services

As Five kings gather together and Israel rises to meet them in battle, there is an interesting twist in the story. We not only know the names of the cities, but now the names of the kings are also made known. As we look at the names and their meaning, an interesting pattern emerges.

The Gibeonites come to make a treaty, based on deception. Once again we see that the quicker the response becomes necessary, the more likely you are to respond from your flesh.

After failing on the first attempt to take Ai, God gives them a plan to go back.

After the victory over the stronger city in Jericho, the Children of Israel losses the battle with the much smaller and less powerful Ai. The reasons are helpful to show us why we don't stand against some of our enemies.

The battle for Jericho is finally underway, but before they march on the city, God has a very unusual request for them. We also see how well people follow instructions is a testimony of their faith....

Crossing the Jordan has a lot of differences when compared to the crossing of the Red Sea. What is their significance?

The faith of Rahab is referred to number of times in the Bible. We look at the her encounter with the spies to see why.

A new Wednesday Night series on the book of Joshua. In this one, leadership transitions from Moses to Joshua and what God speaks to Joshua.

A look at the temptation of Jesus. Did the Holy Spirit lead Jesus into the wilderness for the purpose of being tempted? We also look at what temptation is.

Bringing the series on the epistle of Ephesians to a close, we look at Paul's final words and his request for prayer? What is Paul asking them to pray about for him?

What does Paul mean when he tells us to be watchful in prayer? Jesus also uses this phrase. Is this kind of watchfulness involved when you pray?

As we continue to look at "Praying always with all prayer" we go to two of the prayers of Jesus to learn about limitations and possibilities in prayer.

As Paul tells us to pray always with all prayer, we look at the types of prayer the Word demonstrates.

Why the Sword of the Spirit is not just the written Word of God and how to use it.

What the Helmet of Salvation is, what it protects us from, and how it has been used in the Bible.

What schemes of the enemy does the shield of faith protect us against and how was it used in the Bible?

As we continue looking at the armor of God we take on the shoes of peace this time, both as a defensive and offensive weapon. We look at what from the enemy it is designed to counteract, and how others used it in the Word.

Looking at the first two pieces of armor Paul lists here in Ephesians, how the 'belt' of truth and the breastplate of righteousness are designed to fend off the attacks of the enemy and how they were used (or not used) by believers in the Bible.

An introduction to the armor of God, looking at how we will be breaking this chapter down. We also look into the clues in the text that show us how important to our well being Paul sees this teaching.

Our tendency in relationships is to magnify flaws we see in others instead of focusing on exemplifying the Godly pattern.