Laurel, MS / New Orleans, LA / South Alabama
This message is loosely based on the book "A Shepherd Looks at Psalm 23" by W. Phillip Keller, and includes the speaker's own personal experiences in raising sheep. Psalm 23 tells us to view our Lord as a shepherd. There are aspects of how a shepherd deals with his flock that indicate how God cares for us.
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New Orleans, LA / Laurel, MS / South Alabama
What criteria do we use to determine if we are living a blessed life?
Laurel, MS / New Orleans, LA
In Daniel 3 & 4 we see Nebuchadnezzar's response and realizations of prophecy.
Laurel, MS / New Orleans, LA
Does the Feast of Tabernacles Celebrate the end of all War?
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Laurel, MS / New Orleans, LA
Lets Compare the beginning of a Country with The Gospels. What can we learn in our exploration of the Gospels?
Laurel, MS / New Orleans, LA
Now that Unleavened Bread is over we cannot focus on our past we must move forward as God commanded the Israelite's to Move forward through the Red Sea.
Laurel, MS / New Orleans, LA
Which Christian characteristic is most imporant to make it to the finish line? Patience is what we much have in these trying times.
Laurel, MS / New Orleans, LA
2 Chronicles 13: 1-5 Describes the salt covenant. How does this covenant compare to the covenant God made with us?
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Laurel, MS / New Orleans, LA
This Holyday focuses on being truly and finally free from sin.
Laurel, MS / New Orleans, LA
This Holyday focuses on our driving force to eat.
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Laurel, MS / New Orleans, LA
As we prepare for the Passover we should count the cost so that we are sure we can fulfill that commitment.
Laurel, MS / New Orleans, LA
With the world in a panic over a looming pandemic. How can we compare the lessons we learn when facing contagious diseases to our spiritual health.
Laurel, MS
This sermon is about the works and fruits of the Holy Spirit, and our part in keeping the Spirit alive in us by our conduct,study, and obedience.
Laurel, MS
This message gives us several points to consider as we prepare for the Passover.
