Immanuel Baptist Tucumcari

The Lord grants the church the grace to overcome an internal squabble. He calls us to an uncomfortable maturity.

The apostles are kidnapped again; intimidated; humiliated; subjected to a sham trial; nearly murdered, and finally beaten. And God's kingdom kept right on rolling. Learn the perennial tactics tyrants consistently use in the protection of their own power

Gospel transformation of the human heart as the solution to scarcity and lack.

Every threat you receive has a unique power to reveal the truth about your secret faith. We mark the characteristics of the early church's response.

The missing note in much of our preaching: Defiance of powers

The Sanhedrin assembles to address the Gospel problem at the temple.

Peter says that the ignorance of his hearers is a mitigating factor in God's willingness to forgive their sin. We take a moment to chase that down in the Scripture a bit.

Sometimes you just gotta preach good news

Let's devote ourselves to the right things

More time than I wanted to spend on the misuse of Acts 2:38, but many found it convicting.

Peter's explanation of the phenomenon of Acts 2 covers some interesting ground and ends with a stinging indictment. Miracles, sovereignty, and Scripture as the bedrock of truth.

Peter brings forth older prophecy to explain present events, in ways that might surprise us, but ought to inform our own attempts at the same thing.

Seeking to move beyond the common Pentecostal emphasis on personal experience, and think in terms of larger Biblical themes.

The 4: 2nd Coming Spirit presence Dominion Security

On the Dumb Question that Wasn't

It's a minor detail, but why wait in Jerusalem? Because God doesn't leave loose ends, and this whole thing is headed somewhere.

So how'd this concise study of New Testament salvation make it into the Psalter? LOL Sorry about the irritating noise interference.

David seeks vindication and proclaims his own integrity. And who is this band of bad guys he hates? Shouldn't he love er'body?

We receive the precious promise of Psalm 25:10, the Old Covenant version of Romans 8:28. Our congregation has taken some huge hits recently and this was a very needed reminder.

Joyful celebration of the victorious, sovereign King. We also take a look at a presuppositional case for private land ownership