Join us for this interesting video sermon on becoming perfect as Christ is perfect. Are you a Saint? Are you perfect? The answers to these questions and more in this eye opening study.

This sermon discusses how Jesus modeled the five great virtues of love, humility, compassion, law keeping, and wisdom. In order to be like Christ, we need "walk" like He did and follow His example.

We explore a basic but profound question: Who is the Jesus Christ we follow? We look at ten characteristics of the Jesus Christ of the Bible.

What are the lessons we can learn about the lamb's blood the Israelite's placed on their lintels and doorposts on Passover prior to their exodus from ancient Egypt?

Is Sunday the Sabbath Day? What day did Jesus actually keep as the Sabbath?

We all use keys and the locks to secure ourselves, family members and possessions. But, beyond physical doors, locks and keys, there are significant spiritual references to them in the Bible that expressly focus on Jesus Christ and His mission…

Christ's relationship with the Holy Days is explained within, but none more so than the Day of Pentecost, which encapsulates his entire life, death and resurrection.

In part 1 of this message we examined why Jesus disrupted the illegal commerce occurring in the Temple and how He disrupted the contented lives of the hypocritical religious leaders of His day in that they had conceived, organized and…

Jesus Christ took disruptive action to upset "commerce" at the temple in Jerusalem—the very heart of the Jewish religious community. Plus He confronted those of the religious establishment for their hypocrisy, corruption and failures as educators and leaders. Learn how…

Bible Study--Fundamental Belief: God's Promises to Abraham. Discover what God said to and did for Abraham due to his faith and righteousness. Learn also what this means in terms of the opportunity of salvaion for all people through Jesus Christ.

Learn why Jesus Christ provides a better priesthood.

There is a difference between normal patience and hope and the patience and hope in the sight of Jesus Christ.