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What is the significance of the Lord's Supper?

The book of Habakkuk can be applied to life's confusing trials.

Two important women in the lives of Paul and Timothy are highlighted in 2 Timothy 1.

Who is the greatest: the one who sits at the table or the one who serves?

Jesus explains why it is not necessary to worry.

Joseph is delivered from prison and gets promoted to Pharaoh's palace.

Death is a reality for all, so we must be prepared to face it.

The nature of Jesus is revealed in a question that He poses to the Pharisees.

You may be forgotten by some people, but you will never be forsaken by the Lord.

The story of Isaac and Rebekah gives us several principles in looking for a mate.

By asking Peter a question about taxes, Jesus confirms some important facts about Himself.

Joseph is faced with sexual temptation.

How do you handle tests of faith? A lot can be learned from Genesis 22.

To accomplish His plan, sometimes God brings us to the brink of hopelessness.

The family of Abraham could be used as a case study for dysfunctional families.

You will lose the battle if you don't have your armor on.

What do you do when your dreams are shattered?

The darkest day in history was followed by the most victorious day.

Does a man choose to be a pastor, or is he called by God?

Jealousy causes Joseph's brothers to mistreat him, but God has other plans for the life of Joseph.

What did the triumphal entry reveal about Jesus?

Dr. Phil Neighbors explains why the cross is often referred to as a tree.

In Genesis 20, Abraham falls into the same sin that tripped him up in Genesis 12.

Dr. Phil Neighbors looks at the structure and meaning of Moses's song in Exodus 15.

Pastor Larry Wood explains the Great White Throne Judgement.

Through the life of Abraham, we learn that God wants to change who we are, not just how we live.

We have a culture that is starving for real connection, looking for friends in the church.

God calls ordinary people to accomplish His purposes.

Abraham's life was characterized by his courage and his generosity.

One of the most miraculous events in history is found in Exodus 14.

Pastor Larry Wood examines the 1000-year period when Satan will be bound and Christians will reign on Earth.

In Genesis 16, Abraham learns that running ahead of God can be just as dangerous as running from God.

Dr. Phil Neighbors explains how Moses put together the first five books of the Bible.

What will the second coming of Christ be like? Pastor Larry Wood examines this event in Revelation.

In Genesis 15, God reminds Abraham that He has promises to keep. We see a great contrast between fear and faith.

We see echoes of Exodus and God's presence in the cloud scattered throughout the entire Bible.

Pastor Larry Wood examines the most important wedding for the children of God.

Abraham's nephew made some poor choices that affected not only himself but his family also.

What we do with our time will affect us at the judgement seat of Christ.

Times of great blessing are often followed by times of severe testing, and this was the case in the life of Abraham.

In Exodus 13, God uses three unique ways for His people to remember Him.

Pastor Larry Wood looks at the period of tribulation after the rapture of the Church.

How do you measure the blessing of God and what is the conduit of that blessing?

Dr. Roger Spradlin looks at what the Bible says about abortion.

We can gain a deeper understanding of the cross of Christ in the New Testament by learning more about the Passover in the Old Testament.

Who is the Antichrist, and what are his plans for the world?

When God called Abraham into a life of faith, his obedience was at first partial.

When God chose to reveal Himself in the days of Moses, He did it in the form of a series of plagues.

There are three passages in the Bible that refer to the rapture, and Pastor Larry Wood looks at the common theme of these verses.

Dr. Roger Spradlin begins a new series on the life of Abraham with a study on how his faith began.

There is a misunderstanding among many as to what true faith is, and the book of James gives us a clear picture of the issue.

Romans 12 gives us a clear picture of what sincere love looks like.

What is the purpose of Christmas? Pastor Roger lays out the reason for the Christmas story.

The book of Matthew bridges the Old and New Testament with the fulfillment of the birth of the Messiah.

Pastor Larry Wood examines the gifts that God will soon deliver.

In 2 Corinthians 13, we find several principles that help us relate to one another.

Pastor Phil shows us how the message of Hanukkah relates to the Messiah.

What do you do when all of your dreams get crushed? Joseph faced this situation in Matthew 1.

Dr. Roger Spradlin lays out his vision for Valley Baptist Church.

Jesus performs the second miracle of His public ministry in Cana.

The apostle Paul had several critics, and he responds to those critics in 2 Corinthians 12.

Pastor Phil takes a look at the ten signs and wonders that God brought down upon the nation of Egypt.

King David lived in fearful times, and Psalm 27 gives us insight into how he dealt with his troubles.

Psalm 88 is the darkest psalm in the Bible. Yet even in the midst of despair, there is still hope.

Pastor Larry Wood looks at the psalm that David wrote when his son rebelled.

Our faith is demonstrated best in times of suffering, creating a dependency upon God.

Dr. Phil Neighbors shows us what we can learn from a genealogy.

Pastor Larry Wood guides us through passages to help us determine God's will.

Dr. Roger Spradlin looks at the characteristics of a life of faith.

When life doesn't make sense, Moses asks "Why?". God answers him in Exodus 6.

Dr. Roger Spradlin explains the differences between biblical teachers and false teachers.

If you faith, it will be tested. 1 Kings 17 shows us how to handle those tests.

The Apostle Paul had his share of critics, but he did not let those critics affect his mission.

Have you ever felt like your life was in a holding pattern? Jeremiah 29 offers some words of wisdom while you wait on God.

Concluding his book, Jude analyzes the end time priority and advocates the end time praise.

There is an invisible war being waged for your mind. Dr. Roger Spradlin shows us how we can win this battle.

All of the great spiritual leaders in the Bible questioned God when times got tough. In Exodus 5, Moses wanted to know why God had sent him.

In this message, Jude addresses the end time people, assumes the end time prayer, and affirms the end time path.

What are your goals for your kids? Parenting is the theme of today's message from Pastor Andrew Spradlin.

Did God harden Pharaoh's heart, or was it Pharaoh's choice? Dr. Phil Neighbors examines this and other questions in today's message.

In denouncing the mockers; Jude recalls the words of the apostates, repeats the warnings of the apostates, and recognizes the worthlessness of the apostates.

Happiness is found when you do things God's way. Pastor Andrew Spradlin explains why the world cannot truly satisfy you.

Have you ever made an excuse for not serving God? In Exodus 4, we see Moses' excuses and God's responses.

Jude examines the prophecies about God's judgement and delivers a message for the end times.

God loves a cheerful giver. 2 Corinthians 9 shows us the the importance of offering our first fruits to God.

In Exodus 3, God reveals His name to Moses and shows him the unique destiny awaiting the Israelites.

Do you know how to recognize an apostate? Jude gives us seven word pictures to describe these false teachers.

There are many books that deal with leadership, but the Bible is the ultimate authority on being an effective leader.

In Exodus 3, God reveals Himself to Moses through a miraculous sign that teaches us how to approach our Savior.

What is an apostate? Pastor Larry Wood looks at the dangers of apostates and how to respond to them.

Why do we take the Lord's Supper? What do the elements represent? Dr. Roger Spradlin answers these questions and more in today's message.

Dr. Phil Neighbors looks at three important events in the life of Moses.

Jude established the precedence for God's judgement. God judged: the saints who wouldn't believe, the spirits who wouldn't beware, and the sinners who wouldn't behave.

Your checkbook says a lot about you. Today's message teaches us how to give generously.

Pharaoh oppressed and afflicted the children of God. Yet despite this affliction, the Hebrew race grew stronger and closer to God.

We need to go to battle for the Word of God; but to do so, we have to know the character of the enemy. Pastor Larry Wood continues his look at the book of Jude.

Everyone gets discouraged and needs a boost to get through life's trials. Today's message is all about encouragement.

The story lines of Jesus and Moses are very similar. Dr. Phil Neighbors takes a look at those similarities as he begins a new series on the book of Exodus.

The book of Jude shows us how Jude aligned himself with the Son of God and the saints of God. We see how Jude makes no apologies concerning his association with the church. Jude was settled in his faith and wanted to establish a solid foundation from which this letter would develop.

The Bible teaches that separation from the world is not about following a list of rules; it is about pursuing a life of holiness.