John 15:1-8 Jesus uses the wonderful analogy of the believers spiritual life being as a branch connected to the vine. Unless we abide in the life giving vine we cannot bear any fruit. (Other Verses Galatians 5:22-23)

Revelation 21-22  Looking up through the stars and the wonderful celstial realities of God’s creation, we consider Heaven. What encouragement to our hearts to have the assurance of heaven as we live our lives here on earth.

Ezra 4:1-24. The returned remnant, under the leadership of Zerubabbel, had laid the foundation, but then the enemy opposed the work and the work ceased. May the work of God never cease in our own lives and by His grace may it always continue.

1 John 4:16-19. Each believer must be personally persuaded of God’s Agape love towards them. John could call himself the disciple that Jesus loved, for he was persuaded of that. May we also be able to call ourselves the one whom Jesus loves

(Slideshow Downlaod Available) Matthew 28, Mark 16, Luke 24 and John 20 give us the accounts of the resurrection.  In this Easter Sunday sermon we merge the gospels to give one composite account of the resurrection as we consider the incredible events on that resurrection day.