Kings, Abomination, The mark, Safety

Ron Kelley, Raleigh, NC – May 5, 2012

Part 2 of Prophecy series.  Kings, Abomination of Desolation, Mark of the Beast, Place of Safety

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Me Myself and I

Steve Ferenchiak, Raleigh, NC – April 28, 2012

A review of how selfishness affects us and the world.

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The Four Horsemen Are Still Riding

Ron Kelley, Raleigh, NC – April 21, 2012

Part 1 of Prophecy series.  A review of the four horsemen of the Apocalypse; the beginning of sorrows

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Fighting The Israelite In Us

Ron Kelley, Raleigh, NC – April 13, 2012

The example of the ancient Israelites teach us how to trust God and His promises as we journey to our promised land.

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Keeping The Feast of Unleavened Bread With A Steadfast Spirit

Steve Villaescusa, Raleigh, NC – April 7, 2012

Being steadfast in sincerity and truth with the goal of the kingdom in mind.

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The Love of the Passover

Ron Kelley, Raleigh, NC – March 31, 2012

How the three other parts of the Passover service, the opening comments, the reading of John, and the Hymn teach us valuable lessons.

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Times of Refreshing

Ron Kelley, Raleigh, NC – March 17, 2012

Ephesians 4 outlines areas of personal responsibilities of pastors and members.  Following them results in a time of refreshing for the congregation.

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I Must Be There

Clyde Kilough, Raleigh, NC – February 25, 2012

To say, "I want to be in God's Kingdom," is not the deepest expression of how we should feel about our calling. This sermon explores several levels of motivation that we can develop in order to follow God with a desire that will never fail.

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The Three Requests of Moses

Clyde Kilough, Raleigh, NC – February 18, 2012

If you could ask God for three things, what would they be? Actually, you can, and following Moses' example would be a great place to start.

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Influence

Dr Ralph Levy, Greensboro, NC – February 11, 2012

Who is influencing whom?

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