God loves the family unit. Psalm 68:6 says, 'God setteth the solitary in families....' In contrast to this, the devil of course hates the family unit and does all he can to devalue and break up family life. But thank God, the Lord still saves...[ abbreviated | read entire ]
Samuel was the last of the judges and the first in a special era of prophets. God mentions him alongside Moses (one of the greatest characters in the Old Testament) in Jeremiah 15:1 'Then said the LORD unto me, Though Moses and Samuel stood before...[ abbreviated | read entire ]
This sermon is the first in a series entitled 'Problems People Face And Their Solution.' When we see the title 'loneliness,' we may be inclined to think 'oh that doesn`t apply to me' - but here are a couple of things to consider. Circumstances...[ abbreviated | read entire ]
Samuel the prophet is a great example to us on prayer, holy living, pastoral care and godly, fearless leadership. When looking at the life of Samuel, we have to look not only at his adult life but also at his childhood. Is it not interesting to...[ abbreviated | read entire ]
Eli was a unique character. He held the two officesof high priest and judge in Israel. He was a good man, but seriously flawed in areas.He was weak and failed to take a stand on a veryimportant matter. Eli was a man who lost out with the Lord....[ abbreviated | read entire ]
Rev Ken Elliott takes a look at the little book of Philemon, and points out the following things about the runaway slave,Onesimus: 1. THE DERILICTION HE MANIFESTED v 11 '....Which in time past was to thee unprofitable...' v 15 '...departed for...[ abbreviated | read entire ]
The book of Samuel is an exciting book. It is filled with many incidents, and characters, from which we can learn many things. You are invited to join us week by week, God Willing, as Rev Ken Elliott takes a look at this mighty book, and be...[ abbreviated | read entire ]
When the Lord lifted up His eyes, He saw the multitudes - He saw them as sheep without a shepherd, but He saw them also as a harvest to be reaped. In this challenging sermon, Rev Jim Hartin asks if that is how we see it ? Is the Church today...[ abbreviated | read entire ]
This sermon was a closing message on a Family Night Service at Bethany, in which the 5 members of the Bethany Gospel Singers gave their testimonies. (The group had been formed 30 years ago). And what better way to end a testimony meeting than by...[ abbreviated | read entire ]
The Book of Revelation is largely a prophetic book. And while there is much, which on the surface, may seem hard to understand, yet there is a blessing to all who will read 'and keep those things which are written therein.' (Revelation 1:3)...[ abbreviated | read entire ]
