The Pulpit Perspective

The tongue the hardest part of the body to control. The tongue can be used for good or evil, we can bless or curse, praise God or speak wickedness. The tongue doesn't speak by itself though. The tongue is powered by the heart and the heart speaks through the mouth. Will you use the tongue for good, lifting others up, and praising God? Or will you use it for evil, cutting others down, and cursing God?

The book of Revelation can seem overwhelming because of all the strange imaginary. At the core of apocalyptic literature, the author's main goal was to use future revelation to encourage the reader through their current struggles. When it comes to the mark of the beast, John was encouraging his reader to worship God and not give their worship to Rome. Today, are we going to continue to worship God or are we going to give into our troubles?

When faced with insurmountable evil and certain death, Gandalf tells Frodo and the rest of the Fellowship of the Ring, "Fly you fools." God warned Lot and his family to flee from sin and destruction as he was about to rain fire on Sodom. We too need to flee sin and find salvation. Our job isn't to fight evil, God does that, our job is to flee as far and as fast as we possibly can.

Yahweh, the one and only holy God created man and called him good. Sin corrupted that good creation. The law shines a light on that sin, and only through Jesus' death and resurrection can we become free of that corruption.

Come join in as we examine the Baptism of the Holy Spirit. In this sermon I unpack the purpose of the Baptism of the Holy Spirit, explore who it is for, and if it is for Christians today. Spoiler alert, the answer is yes, the Baptism of the Holy Spirit is for today's Christians. Throughout this message, Scripture is examined and explained to show why Pentecostals believe in the Baptism of the Holy Spirit and with it the continuation of the gifts such as speaking in tongues.

Have you ever had to engage in battle? Most of use will never step foot onto a physical battlefield, but as Christians we are all on the front lines of spiritual warfare. Thankfully, if we are prepared through prayer, equipped with the Word of God, disciplined in mind and spirit, we can execute our mission with guaranteed success. Join us as we look at 1 Peter 1:13-25 as we learn that we are part of God's army, and as soldiers, we need to stay prepared, and mentally and physically sober, so that we can execute God's mission.

Join us on a captivating journey as we explore the timeless story of the Book of Ruth and its profound connection to Jesus Christ, the Kinsman Redeemer. In this enlightening video, we delve into the intricate parallels between Ruth's narrative and the redemptive work of Jesus. Discover the remarkable story of Ruth, a Moabite woman who faced immense challenges but remained steadfast in her loyalty and faith. As we unravel the layers of her journey, we uncover the powerful themes of love, devotion, and redemption that resonate throughout the pages of this Old Testament book. Witness the astonishing foreshadowing of Jesus as the ultimate Kinsman Redeemer, who offers salvation and eternal life to all who believe. We delve into the deeper meaning behind Ruth's experiences and how they beautifully align with the sacrificial love and redemptive mission of Jesus. Through this insightful exploration, we gain a deeper understanding of God's intricate plan of restoration and reconciliation. We see how Jesus fulfills the prophecies and promises of the Old Testament, highlighting the unbreakable bond between the Book of Ruth and our Savior.

In 2 Corinthians 6:14-7:1, the Apostle Paul warns us not to become unequally yoked in relationships with unbelievers and purify ourselves from all idolatry. Join us as we dive into scripture, and discover how to discern unhealthy partnerships, steer clear of idolatrous pursuits, and align yourself with God's purposes for your life.