Wednesday Night

As we start pur journey through the book of Deuteronomy, we find Moses going over the history of the Exodus for the new generation of Israelites before the enter the promised land.

Wrapping up our study through the book of Numbers, we see another example of a just God who cares about all of His people.

A summary of the Israelites' trek from Egypt to the Promised Land.

Some of the children of Israel decided to take the fertile land east of the Jordan River, instead of the land promised to them by the Lord.

Tonight, we look at the dangers of allowing our sinful society to desensitize the believer to sin, dulling our spiritual senses to the work of the enemy.

A look at oaths and vows and how a Christian should approach each.

Our two mission teams report out their experiences in Nepal and Thailand.

Many of the sacrifices and feasts mentioned in the Old Testaments were established by God so He could have fellowship with His people. Though we are no longer bound by the law as Christians, God still wants to fellowship with us.

As the Israelites move closer to the promised land, we take a look at how some want to collect on the promise, not turn away like their parents.

Tonight we see how a person zealous for Lord will be blessed, no matter what the world thinks of him.

In the story of Balaam, we see how God works behind the scenes to bless His people, even when they have no idea what is going on.

The Lord promises to give us the peace that surpasses all understanding; we must ask the Lord what He wants of us in order to truly enjoy that peace.

Tonight, Pastor Barney shares with us about our joy and peace as Christians.

The next generation is the future of the church; God ordains that we raise them up properly to the work that He has for them,

In this study, we see even a man of God can be frustrated and disobedient, at times with dire consequences.

How the Lord established ministry at the Tabernacle.

A look at some friendship offerings and then Korah's rebellion.

Tonight, we look at some things that the Bible tells us we should be thankful for.

We have a choice in our Christian walk to either move forward in either faith or fear.

Being disciplined by the Lord is never a pleasant experience, as we see in this scene from the book of Numbers.