Humans are finite beings. Though we are often pushing against and extending our limits, we will always be limited. Not so with God. God is infinite. God always knows. God always sees. God always hears.

It can be easy to "miss the forest for the trees", or "miss the big picture" when it comes to our consideration of Jesus. In this message, we'll get a bird’s eye view of the life and ministry of our Lord Jesus Christ as we contemplate moving into a new year.

There is probably no more crucial chapter in all of God’s precious word than John chapter 3 because here we are told how to obtain eternal life. Here in this passage we are told exactly how we can know for sure that we will not be eternally condemned.

It’s a choice of life or death.

One of the most popular songs at this time of the year is the Christmas carol, “Joy to the World.”

Ironically, the song is not actually about the birth of Christ or His first coming; it’s about His second coming and the establishing of His glorious, millennial kingdom.

Down through history, many people have been guilty of falling into one of two ditches when it comes to Mary.

There are those who have elevated Mary to the point of worshiping her and praying to her as if she’s on the same plane as God. Others have minimized Mary’s role in the story and downplayed her character as if it was totally insignificant. But both of these are unbalanced views.

Today, let's answer the question: Who was Mary?

In this message, we will consider one of the most perplexing passages in all of Scripture. Praise the Lord that His power goes infinitely beyond the power of Satan and demons.

We live in the midst of a complaining, unthankful society. But those of us who know and love the Lord Jesus Christ are called upon to be different.