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What happens when Jesus is closer than you realize, but you fail to recognize Him? In Luke 24:13–35, two discouraged disciples were walking the seven-mile road from Jerusalem to Emmaus. Their hopes had been shattered by the crucifixion of Jesus. They were confused, disappointed, and struggling to understand what had happened. But something remarkable occurred along the way. Jesus Himself joined their conversation, and they didn't even recognize Him! In this expository sermon, Jim Murrell examines the powerful account of the Road to Emmaus and reveals how Jesus transformed two discouraged disciples through the Scriptures. Together, we'll discover: - Why God's presence isn't always immediately recognized. - How disappointment can cloud our understanding. - Why our faith sometimes struggles to keep up with the facts. - How Jesus used the Scriptures to restore their understanding. - What it means to have hearts that burn when God's Word is opened. The disciples needed more than opened eyes. They needed opened Scriptures! And perhaps that's exactly what we need today. Whether you're facing discouragement, struggling with unanswered questions, or simply wanting to understand God's Word more deeply, this passage reminds us that genuine faith is strengthened through a proper understanding of Scripture. 📖 Scripture: Luke 24:13–35 (NKJV)

Just because you have the right to do something doesn't always mean it's the right thing to do. In 1 Corinthians 8, the apostle Paul addresses an important question about Christian liberty, personal conscience, and our responsibility toward fellow Christians. The Corinthians had knowledge, but Paul wanted them to understand that knowledge without love can become dangerous. Sometimes the greatest demonstration of spiritual maturity is not insisting on our rights, but willingly surrendering them for the good of someone else. In this sermon, we examine five important lessons from 1 Corinthians 8: 1. **CONCEIT — What Some Feel (1–3):** Knowledge can puff us up, but love builds up. 2. **CONCEPTION — What I Know (4–6):** Being right about the truth doesn't give us the right to forget love. 3. **CONSCIENCE — What My Brother Feels (7–8):** Not every Christian has the same understanding or convictions. 4. **CAUTION — What My Brother Sees (9–12):** Our Christian liberty must never become a stumbling block to others. 5. **CONCESSION — What Love Will Surrender (13):** Sometimes love calls us to surrender something lawful for the spiritual good of another. **Here's the question:** Are you more concerned about exercising your rights or protecting your brother? Paul reminds us that Christian liberty must always be guided by Christian love. **"I would rather limit my liberty than lose my brother."** 📖 Scripture: 1 Corinthians 8:1–13 (NKJV)

In Mark 8:1–10, a great multitude has been following Jesus for three days with nothing left to eat. Rather than sending them away hungry, Jesus looks upon them with compassion and performs another remarkable miracle—feeding approximately 4,000 people with only seven loaves and a few small fish.

But this passage is about more than multiplying bread.

It reveals the compassion of Jesus, the power of Jesus, and the continuing struggle of His disciples to understand who is standing right in front of them.

In this verse-by-verse study, Jim Murrell examines the feeding of the 4,000, its similarities and differences with the feeding of the 5,000 in Mark 6, and what this miracle teaches us about trusting Christ when our resources seem insufficient.

The same Jesus who saw the hungry multitude, understood their need, and provided more than enough still reminds us that what seems impossible to us is never beyond His power.

Scripture: Mark 8:1–10
Speaker: Jim Murrell
Series: The Gospel of Mark
Ironaton Church of Christ

When Jesus healed a man who was deaf and had difficulty speaking, the astonished crowd declared, “He has done all things well.” But their words reveal something far greater than one miraculous healing.

In this lesson from Mark 7:31–37, Jim Murrell examines the compassion, power, and perfection of Jesus Christ. From the personal attention Jesus gave this suffering man to the miraculous opening of his ears and the loosening of his tongue, every detail reveals something remarkable about our Savior.

As we explore this passage in its biblical context, we discover that Jesus does more than restore hearing and speech. His miracles demonstrate His divine authority and remind us that everything He does is accomplished perfectly.

Join us as we consider the wonderful declaration that remains just as true today: “He hath done all things well.”

Scripture: Mark 7:31–37 Speaker: Jim Murrell Series: The Gospel of Mark Ironaton Church of Christ

What can a desperate mother teach us about faith, humility, and the mercy of Jesus?

In Mark 7:24–30, a Syrophoenician woman comes to Jesus pleading for Him to cast a demon out of her daughter. What follows is one of the most fascinating conversations in the Gospel of Mark. Jesus’ response may initially sound surprising, but the woman’s humble and persistent reply reveals a remarkable confidence in the power and mercy of Christ.

In this study, Jim Murrell walks through Mark 7:24–30 verse by verse, examining the setting, Jesus’ words concerning the children and the little dogs, and the extraordinary faith demonstrated by this Gentile mother.

Her faith did not demand. Her humility did not retreat. She simply trusted that even the smallest portion of what Christ could provide was more than enough.

Open your Bible to Mark 7 and join us as we continue our study through the Gospel of Mark.

A desperate mother. A humble faith. A merciful Savior.

What happens when human tradition begins to carry more authority than the Word of God?

In Mark 7:9–23, Jesus confronts the religious leaders for allowing their traditions to override the commandments of God. But He doesn’t stop there. Jesus takes the discussion deeper, showing that mankind’s greatest problem is not something on the outside—it is the condition of the heart.

In this study, Jim Murrell walks through Mark 7:9–23 verse by verse, examining Jesus’ warning against replacing divine truth with human tradition and His teaching concerning what truly defiles a person.

Traditions are not necessarily wrong. But whenever tradition contradicts, replaces, or becomes more authoritative than Scripture, Jesus makes the choice clear: God’s Word must come first.

Open your Bible to Mark 7 and join us as we continue our study through the Gospel of Mark.

Truth over tradition. Scripture over opinion. God’s Word above all.

What does it take to set a church on fire—not with flames, but with faith, love, zeal, and good works?

In Hebrews 10:24, Christians are commanded to “consider one another in order to stir up love and good works.” The idea behind “stir up” is powerful: to provoke, stimulate, incite—to put a fire under someone.

In this lesson, Jim Murrell explores “The Spark That Set the Church on Fire” and considers how one Christian’s faithfulness can ignite another. Using the apostle Paul as a powerful example, we examine the qualities that made his influence so effective and ask a personal question: What kind of spark are you producing in the lives of others?

Hebrews 10:24–25 also reminds us why being together matters. Like coals in a fire, Christians strengthen, encourage, and warm one another when they remain connected.

Text: Hebrews 10:24–25
Speaker: Jim Murrell

“And let us consider one another in order to stir up love and good works.” — Hebrews 10:24

In this powerful lesson from Hebrews 4:14–16, Cade Somers explores one of the greatest comforts found in the New Testament: Jesus Christ is our great High Priest.

Because He came to earth, experienced temptation, and remained without sin, He is able to sympathize with our weaknesses and provide the help we need in every season of life. Through Him, we can confidently approach the throne of grace to receive mercy and find grace in our time of need.

Join us as we study this encouraging passage and discover how our faithful High Priest continues to sustain His people today.

Passage: Hebrews 4:14–16
Speaker: Cade Somers

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Is it really possible to give thanks in every circumstance?

In this lesson from 1 Thessalonians 5:18, Jim Murrell examines one of the most challenging commands in Scripture: "In everything give thanks." Discover why Christian gratitude is not based on our circumstances but on our sovereign Savior. Through a careful study of God's Word, this lesson explores the command to be thankful, the danger of ingratitude, and the hope of a heart restored to genuine thanksgiving.

Whether you're walking through a season of joy or hardship, this study will encourage you to cultivate a life of continual gratitude that honors God in every circumstance.

In this episode, David B. Smith examines John 1:29–34 and the powerful declaration of John the Baptist: "Behold! The Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!"

Discover how Jesus is not only the Shepherd who leads His people, but also the Shepherd who redeems them through His sacrificial death. This passage reveals Christ as God's chosen Lamb, the One upon whom the Spirit descended, and the Son of God who alone has the power to remove sin.

Join us as we explore the identity and mission of Jesus and what His redeeming work means for your life today.

In this lesson, Bob Swain explores Jesus' powerful words in John 10:14–19, revealing what it means for Christ to be the Good Shepherd. Discover how the Shepherd knows His sheep, willingly laid down His life for them, and continues to lead those who faithfully follow Him. This encouraging study reminds us of the security, guidance, and hope found in Jesus Christ.

How does God reveal Himself to mankind? In Psalm 19, David shows that God consistently speaks through His creation, His Word, and His people. In this episode, Jim Murrell explores the powerful message of Psalm 19, demonstrating how the heavens declare God's glory, how Scripture reveals His character, and how God's revelation transforms the lives of those who listen. Discover why God's voice has never been silent and how His unchanging revelation continues to guide believers today.

Key Text: Psalm 19
Speaker: Jim Murrell
Series: Psalm 19

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Ingratitude: The Sin That No One Sees (Jim Murrell)

In this lesson, Jim Murrell examines the often-overlooked sin of ingratitude. Using Luke 17:11–19 and Romans 1:18–32, he demonstrates that thankfulness is far more than good manners—it is a matter of the heart. Discover how a lack of gratitude can lead to spiritual decline and learn practical ways to cultivate a thankful spirit that honors God.

Key Texts: Luke 17:11–19; Romans 1:18–32
Speaker: Jim Murrell
Theme: Gratitude, Contentment, Christian Living, Spiritual Growth

In this powerful study of 2 Peter 1:10–11, Cliff Goodwin explores Peter’s challenge to “make your calling and election sure.” What does it mean to confirm your faith? How can Christians avoid falling away? And what does Peter mean by an “abundant entrance” into the everlasting kingdom of Christ?

This lesson focuses on spiritual growth, diligence, assurance, and the hope of eternal life. If you’ve ever struggled with doubt, consistency, or spiritual direction, this study offers biblical encouragement and practical application straight from God’s Word.

In this episode of Passage Unlocked, reflects on powerful teaching from Cliff Goodwin centered on 2 Peter 1:8–9. What happens when spiritual growth stops? Peter warns that a Christian who is not growing can become spiritually blind and forget the cleansing found in Christ. Join us as we explore the importance of continual spiritual development, Christian character, and staying close to the Lord.

In this study of The Gospel of Mark 7:5–13, Jim Murrell examines the growing conflict between Jesus and the Pharisees as human tradition begins to overshadow divine truth. This lesson explores the danger of elevating religious customs above the clear teaching of God’s Word and challenges us to examine whether our faith is built on Scripture or simply on inherited practice.

In this episode, Jim Murrell studies Proverbs 3:5-7 and reminds us that God’s will is always greater than our own understanding. Learn what it means to trust the Lord fully, stop leaning on self, and follow His direction for life. When we trust God’s way, we find the path He has prepared.

In this study of The Gospel of Mark 7:1–4, Jim Murrell examines the growing conflict between Jesus and the Pharisees as human tradition begins to overshadow divine truth. This lesson explores the danger of elevating religious customs above the clear teaching of God’s Word and challenges us to examine whether our faith is built on Scripture or simply on inherited practice.

Life is a journey filled with pressure, pain, setbacks, and uncertainty. In this sermon from 2 Corinthians 4:8–18, Jim Murrell explores how the apostle Paul reminds us that though the outward man is perishing, the inward man can be renewed day by day through faith in Christ. This message offers encouragement for every believer walking through the struggles of life while keeping their eyes on eternal things.

On today's podcast you're continuing to listen to the Cliff Goodwin as he teaches the gospel from 2 Peter 1:5-7. This is part two of our discussion from this particular section. We look forward to leaving comment or sharing this with a friend so that may gain from the word of God. 

When the disciples found themselves straining against the wind in the middle of the sea, Jesus came to them in the most unexpected way—walking on the water. In this episode, Jim Murrell takes us through Mark 6:45–48 (part two pod our discussion), a passage that shows not only Christ’s power over creation but also His presence in our storms.

We’ll explore the context of this miracle, the meaning behind Jesus’ actions, and the comfort we can find knowing that even when life’s winds are against us, the Lord still sees us, comes to us, and strengthens our faith.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by struggles and wondered if God notices, this study will remind you that He not only notices—He draws near in the darkest hours.

Continue in our deep dive into the book of 2 Peter with a full discussion of 2 Peter 1:5-7 led by Cliff Goodwin)

In this episode, Jim Murrell walks through Proverbs 3:5–6, revealing how favor with God and man begins with a heart fully trusting in the Lord. Through clear biblical teaching and practical insight, you’ll be encouraged to lean not on your own understanding, but to confidently follow God’s direction for your life.

When the disciples found themselves straining against the wind in the middle of the sea, Jesus came to them in the most unexpected way—walking on the water. In this episode, Jim Murrell takes us through Mark 6:45–48, a passage that shows not only Christ’s power over creation but also His presence in our storms.

We’ll explore the context of this miracle, the meaning behind Jesus’ actions, and the comfort we can find knowing that even when life’s winds are against us, the Lord still sees us, comes to us, and strengthens our faith.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by struggles and wondered if God notices, this study will remind you that He not only notices—He draws near in the darkest hours.

What does God say about the role of children in the home? In this powerful sermon from Ephesians 6:1–4, Jim Murrell dives deep into the biblical blueprint for family structure—focusing not just on obedience and honor, but on the responsibility of parents to lead with love, discipline, and instruction.

🔎 Sermon Highlights:

• The Command – Obedience Expected: Learn the meaning behind the Greek word hupakouo and why biblical obedience involves more than just outward compliance.

• The Conduct – Honor Expressed: Discover how true honor is more about the heart than just behavior—valuing parents in attitude and action.

• The Consequence – Blessing Enjoyed: Explore God’s unique promise for children who follow His design for family life.

• The Caution – Provoking Avoided: Understand the warning to parents not to provoke their children and the damage inconsistency can cause.

• The Cultivation – Instruction Encouraged: See how godly discipline (paideia) and heart-shaping instruction (nouthesia) prepare children to walk with the Lord.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Whether you're a parent striving to raise your children biblically or a child learning how to live under your parents' roof, this message will challenge and encourage you to build a home that reflects God’s order and love.

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📖 “And you, fathers, do not provoke your children to wrath, but bring them up in the training and admonition of the Lord.” – Ephesians 6:4 (NKJV)

📲 Don’t forget to share this episode with a fellow parent or young person who wants to better understand God’s design for the home!

What is really behind the mysterious “mark of the Beast”? For centuries, people have speculated about numbers, symbols, and hidden codes—sometimes creating more confusion than clarity.

In this episode, we turn straight to Scripture and carefully walk through Revelation 13:18, exploring its immediate context, the identity of the Beast, and the meaning of the number 666. Instead of wild theories or sensational headlines, you’ll hear a clear, biblical explanation that stays true to God’s Word.

Join me as we uncover:
✅ The background and purpose of John’s message to first‑century Christians
✅ Why the number 666 was a symbol of human imperfection
✅ How this warning applies to our faith and loyalty today

If you’ve ever wondered about the Mark of the Beast—and how to be sure you are marked as Christ’s instead—this study will give you confidence and clarity.

Open your Bible to Revelation 13:18 and follow along as we dive in!

How do you keep your footing when life shakes you?
In this episode of The Preacher’s Vault, Jim Murrell opens with us 2 Peter 1:1–11 to uncover how to build a faith that won’t crumble under pressure—a faith that knows, grows, and shows.

✅ A Faith that Knows – More than knowing about God… truly knowing Him. When you know Him, you discover pardon, peace, power, and promises that change everything.

✅ A Faith that Grows – Peter calls us to add to our faith—virtue, knowledge, self‑control, perseverance, godliness, brotherly kindness, and love. Growth doesn’t happen by accident; it takes diligence.

✅ A Faith that Shows – A living, active faith bears fruit. It won’t leave you barren, blind, or bewildered, but stable and effective in the Lord’s service.

Along the way, we’ll ask the hard question: How many of us can name someone who has fallen? And how can we make sure we stand strong ourselves?

Have you ever prayed with all your heart—asking God for good weather, a spouse, healing, or help—only to feel like your faith didn’t work? Have you ever quietly wondered, What’s the point of believing if things still fall apart?

In this episode of Let the Word Speak, we dive into Hebrews 11:32–40 and wrestle with that tough question: What does mature faith really do when life doesn’t go the way we hoped?

🔹 Faith Believes in the Supernatural Power of God – Just ask Daniel in the lions’ den, the three Hebrew boys in the fiery furnace, David facing Goliath, or Peter in prison. God’s power is real, and He has proven time and again that nothing is impossible with Him.

🔹 Faith Bows to the Sovereign Purposes of God – Some escaped; some endured. Some were healed; others were not. Zechariah, Stephen, Isaiah, and countless early Christians remind us that true faith isn’t built on circumstances—it’s anchored in God Himself, even with an “if not” clause in our prayers.

🔹 Faith Is Based in the Steadfast Promises of God – These heroes of faith had no answers in their hands, but they held hope in their hearts. Their faith rested in God’s eternal plan, not in temporary results.

If you’ve ever felt like faith failed you, join us as we let the Word speak a deeper truth: God never fails, even when our prayers aren’t answered the way we imagined.

What does God see when He looks at you? In this powerful lesson, Brooks Boyd opens Scripture to remind us that our potential in Christ goes far beyond what we often imagine. Through biblical truths and practical encouragement, you’ll be challenged to see yourself the way God does—created with purpose, equipped with gifts, and called to grow.

If you’ve ever wondered, “Can God really use me?” or felt limited by your past, this message will inspire you to step forward in faith. Let the Word speak to your heart today and discover the incredible potential God has placed within you.

Pain is something every Christian will face—whether it’s mental, physical, or spiritual. But how should we respond when the weight becomes too heavy, the wounds feel too deep, or the sorrow lingers too long?

In this powerful and compassionate lesson, Ronnie Hayes opens the Scriptures to show how God's Word provides real answers and enduring hope for those who suffer. He explores the unique challenges of each kind of pain—and reminds us that we are never alone in our struggles.

If you're hurting—or want to help someone who is—this episode will offer biblical encouragement, practical wisdom, and the strength that comes from knowing God cares deeply for His children.

📖 Let the Word Speak—because in His truth, we find our comfort.

In a world filled with anxiety, unrest, and constant noise, what does true peace look like—and where can we find it? In this powerful episode of our Let the Word Speak series, David B. Smith opens the Scriptures to uncover God's timeless message about peace. This lesson doesn’t rely on opinions or theories—it lets the Word speak for itself.

Discover the kind of peace that goes beyond circumstances… the peace that Christ offers… and how we, as followers of Jesus, are called to live as peacemakers in a troubled world. If your heart longs for stillness and assurance, this message will point you to the only true and lasting source of peace: God and His Word.

Let the Word speak—and let it speak peace into your life.

What does it mean to have true joy—even when life is hard? In this episode of Passage Unlocked, Jim Murrell walks us through Galatians 5:22–23 and explores the supernatural strength found in the fruit of the Spirit called joy. This isn’t just surface-level happiness—this is joy that survives trials, shines through persecution, and anchors the soul in Christ.

📖 In this lesson, we’ll uncover:

• The Revelation of Joy – Why joy is not a luxury but a command (Galatians 5:16–23), and how it contrasts with the works of the flesh.

• The Examination of Joy – What it means to abide in Christ, obey His will, and overflow with real joy (John 15; Psalm 16; Acts 8:8).

• The Application of Joy – How to return to the source of your joy, live above mere survival mode, and become a joy-spreader like Philip.

🔥 Featuring key Scriptures:
James 1:2-4 • Matthew 5:10-12 • Hebrews 12:2 • Philippians 4:4 • Nehemiah 8:10

🎯 Whether you're struggling to find joy in a storm, or simply want to grow deeper in your walk with God, this episode will encourage, equip, and challenge you.

👉 Subscribe now and join us as we unlock the true strength behind Spirit-filled joy!

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What difference does it make that Jesus is alive? In this powerful episode, Jim Murrell walks through Acts 4:1–20 to remind us that the resurrection of Jesus isn’t just an event—it’s the reason we boldly live, speak, and stand for truth. From persecution to preaching, power to presence, and finally to our own personal confession, this message reveals the undeniable impact of a risen Savior. You’ll hear how the apostles' courage came not from themselves but from the certainty that Jesus is alive. If you’ve ever wondered what fuels real evangelism and bold faith, this lesson will stir your heart to stand stronger and speak louder—because He lives.

In today’s episode, Jim Murrell walks us through one of the most beloved miracles recorded in Scripture—the Feeding of the 5000, found in Mark 6:30–44. We’ll explore the compassion of Jesus, the powerful lesson of provision, and what this incredible moment teaches us about faith, leadership, and trusting God even when our resources seem small. Whether you're familiar with this account or hearing it anew, you'll be encouraged to see how Jesus meets needs in ways beyond our imagination. Join us as we unlock the powerful truths tucked within this remarkable event!

Have you ever noticed how forgetful we can be? We forget birthdays, appointments, even the names of people we just met. But spiritually speaking, forgetfulness can be dangerous.

In this episode of The Preacher’s Vault Podcast, we look at 1 Peter 2:9-12 and discover three powerful reminders every Christian needs to hear. God calls us to remember — not just what He’s done, but who we were, who we are, and who we’re meant to be.

→ Remember Our Past Situation — we were lost, detached, and desperate without Him.
→ Remember Our Present Standing — we are now a chosen, holy, and peculiar people in Christ.
→ Remember Our Potential Service — we are called to live pure lives and be powerful witnesses for Him.

This lesson will challenge you to stop and reflect — Are you living like a stranger and pilgrim in this world? Are you remembering who you are in Christ?

Tune in today and be reminded of your identity, your purpose, and your calling as a child of God.

How well do you trust God to carry you through difficulties? In today's message, we examine "The Courage of Caleb," taken from Numbers 13:30 and presented by Jim Murrell. 

In this inspiring episode of “Mustard Seed Faith, Moving Mountains,” presented by Jim Murrell, we explore how the tiniest seed of faith can transform your life. Drawing on powerful passages from Matthew, Luke, and Mark, we delve into the mystery of faith revealed in scripture—from the profound lessons of Peter stepping out of the boat to the relentless determination of the woman with the issue of blood.

We break down faith into three dynamic elements: its inherent power (as seen in the surprising strength of the mustard seed), its incredible potential to grow when nurtured, and its promise to provide when acted upon. Discover why Jesus emphasizes genuine, quality faith over sheer size, and learn how trusting Him in small things can set the stage for life-changing miracles.

Whether deepening your spiritual walk or looking for a fresh perspective on trusting God, join us as we uncover timeless truths that prove even the smallest seed of faith can move mountains.

What are you truly seeking in life? In John 6:1-30, we see crowds following Jesus—not just for His miracles, but for what they hoped He could provide. Yet, Jesus points them to something far greater than physical bread—He offers Himself as the true fulfillment of all our needs. In this episode of Passage Unlocked, Jim Murrell unpacks this powerful passage, showing how Jesus is God’s answer to man’s deepest desires.

Join us as we explore the significance of Christ’s provision, His call to faith, and what it truly means to seek Him. Don't forget to subscribe for more in-depth Bible studies!

In this episode of The Preacher's Vault, Jim Murrell takes a deep dive into Mark 6:14-30, a sobering passage that recounts the tragic death of John the Baptist. Why was John imprisoned? What led to his execution? And what can we learn from his unwavering faith and boldness in speaking the truth? Join us as we explore this event's historical and spiritual significance, uncovering lessons about courage, conviction, and the cost of standing for righteousness.

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The Gospel of Mark 6:14-30 | John the Baptist Is Killed (Jim Murrell)

The Gospel of Mark 6:9-13 (Jim Murrell)

The Gospel of Mark 6 7-9 (Jim Murrell)

Today's sermon When We Go Home To Jesus taken from Revelation 7:9-17. Jim Murrell preached this sermon

Biblical Fasting (Jim Murrell)

Grab your bible and rejoin our study in The Gospel of Mark as we examine Mark 6:1-6. Today we learn that Jesus was not given honor in his own country yet he NEVER gave up. 

Today's sermon "Ought Not Christ to Have Suffered These Things" is taken from Luke 24:26. Your speaker is Jim Murrell.

An Examination of Acts 23 (Jim Murrell)

Revelation 14:13 speaks of death as a blessing for God's faithful. In this week's sermon, "Blessed Are the Dead Who Die In the Lord," Jim Murrell delves deep into this somewhat surprising concept. Join us as we explore the hope and comfort found in this powerful passage.

Transplant Games Donor Tribute (Jim Murrell)

A Real Salvation 1 Peter 1 (David B Smith)

Today's sermon "7 Ways to Be Encouraged and Accomplish Anything" taken from Philippians 4:8-14. Jim Murrell leads our study.