Peter was challenged by the Spirit. He had kept all the food laws. Now he was told to rise and eat. We should learn to listen to the Lord more and more. Do we hear God? (Acts 10:9-17, Leviticus 11:1-4) Speaker(s): Pastor Kim Shibley, Pastor Muhib Khalfalla Sermon # 11607 6:30 PM on 1/6/2019   […]

Much could be said theologically about the unchangeable way of the Lord. Yet, He is personal and relational. He talks to us, and He listens to us. He can be swayed; the Scriptures tell us so for He is merciful and just. (Isaiah 38:1-2; 2 Samuel 12:14-16) Speaker(s):  Pastor Thomas Schaller Sermon # 11327 7:30 PM […]

There a sixfold indictment of human beings in Ephesians 2. All seems hopeless and wretched. But God turned everything around with His power of redemption. We no longer need to live in our lusts and passions under the power of the prince of this world. (Ephesians 2;1-5) Speaker(s): Pastor Steven Scibelli Sermon # 11188 9:00 […]

“But God.” Paul wrote these in Ephesians 2, after revealing the state that all of us found ourselves in at one time. We were slaves to our lusts and controlled by this world’s prince and power. God delivers. Amen. (Ephesians 2:1-5) Speaker(s): Pastor Steven Scibelli Sermon # 11189 11:00 AM on 1/8/2017