January 22, 2012 |
Deuteronomy 30:15-20 |
Pastor Gary Combs continues the War of the Worldviews series with this message from Deuteronomy 30:15-20 addressing our call to defend the choice for life. This message was preached on The Sanctity of Human Life Sunday. This video also includes a word from Christina Middleton, Director of the Wilson Pregnancy Center; a testimony by Malinda Pennington; a preview clip of the soon to be released movie, October Baby; and an introduction to our new WCC members.
January 15, 2012 |
1 Corinthians 6:9-20 |
Pastor Gary Combs continued the “War of the Worldviews” series with this message from 1 Corinthians 6:9-20 about God’s purpose for our bodies. This message addresses the cultural war about human sexuality from a biblical perspective.
January 8, 2012 |
Ephesians 6 |
Pastor Gary Combs begins his new 8-week series entitled “War of the Worldviews” with this message from Ephesians 6. According the God’s Word the real war is not against flesh and blood but against our hearts and our minds. There is a war raging in the spiritual world that clouds our reason. This war will require the whole armor of God to win.
December 25, 2011 |
John 3 |
christmas
Pastor Gary Combs concludes the NOEL series with this message on Christmas Day. Taken from the book of John, this message describes how Jesus told a prominent Jewish teacher named Nicodemus that God “so loved” everyone that He was offering His greatest gift to all those who would receive it. It is as though God took the approach of wrapping the gift of LIFE and then placed it inside the gift of His Son, the LORD, and then placed it inside the gift of His LOVE. A gift within a gift, within a gift. The greatest gift of all! We can receive this gift from the God who loves all. Having received it, we can be like Him by loving all too.
December 18, 2011 |
Luke 2 |
christmas
Pastor Gary Combs continues the NOEL series with this message from Luke’s gospel. In the book of Luke, the birth of Jesus was recorded in its historical context with special attention given to show both the humble circumstances of His birth and the glory of His person as the Messiah, the Christ, the Son of God. In Luke’s gospel the angel of the Lord invites the shepherds to come celebrate the birth of the Messiah. They came and it changed them and all they came into contact with afterwards. The Lord still invites us to come celebrate the Christ. We can say yes to His invitation and invite others to join us by giving and loving like Jesus.
December 11, 2011 |
Isaiah 55:1-7 |
christmas
Pastor Gary Combs continues the NOEL series with this message from Isaiah. Isaiah told the people of Israel that they should stop spending so much on that which doesn’t satisfy and start spending their lives looking for the coming Son of David, the Holy One of Israel, whom alone could satisfy all of their needs. We can start spending less at Christmas on that which doesn’t satisfy, so that we can worship fully, give more and love more.
December 4, 2011 |
Matthew 2:1-12 |
christmas, worship
Pastor Gary Combs begins a new series entitled NOEL. This first message is taken from Matthew 2:1-12 which tells the story of the Magi who traveled from the East to worship the One born king of Israel. This story shows two kings. One is the false king Herod and the other is King Jesus.
November 27, 2011 |
Matthew 3:11-17 |
baptism, theology
Pastor Gary Combs concludes the Faith Foundations series with this message About Baptism. The main text for this message is Matthew 3:11-17 where John the Baptist baptizes Jesus. This message answers three important questions about baptism.
November 20, 2011 |
Luke 16 |
eternal life, theology
Pastor Gary Combs continues the Faith Foundations series with this message from Luke 16 “About Eternity.” In this story told by Jesus about the rich man and Lazarus, we can learn the truths concerning life after death and the reality of Heaven and Hell.
November 13, 2011 |
Romans 8 |
eternal security, theology
Pastor Gary Combs continues the Faith Foundations series with this message “About Eternal Security.” Taken from Romans 8, this message emphasizes the finished work of Jesus, the keeping power of the Father, and the guarantee of the Spirit that saves to the uttermost.
