This week, we begin a series through the book of Ephesians. We talk about the clash of our will with God's will.

This week, we look at what scripture says about prayer and the need we have to be people of prayer.

This week we see what the Bible says about the importance of following God's way in our lives and in romantic relationships.

This week we begin looking at principles from scripture that show us how we are to consider and trust God with our heart regarding romantic relationships.

This week, we wrap up the Biblical Friendship portion of our Relationship Series.

This is the third sermon of five. This week we look at Paul and Barnabas laying their lives down for the gospel, standing together through the most intense moments a friendship could endure.

There is a great need for biblical friendship in the church and in the world. This series will aim to examine the lives and friendship that Paul and Barnabas lived, modelling biblical friendship for us today.

This week, we look at 1 Chronicles 28 to see David's charge to Solomon and the children of Israel. We are challenged to seek and keep God's word, to know, serve, and love God personally, and to build the church up.

As we approach the new nominations for the office of deacon at MBT, we jump out of 1 Chronicles 27 into the new testament to examine what a deacon is and who is qualified to hold the office.

The bible points to Jesus Christ as the King of kings and Lord of lords. The book of 1 Chronicles is no exception. This week, we examine a few names and their meanings to see Jesus and his sacrifice for our sin jump right out of the pages of what is usually viewed as a boring history book in the bible.

This week we examine what the bible says about sin and our friendships.

This week we examine what the bible says about being a servant of God and a man of God through the examples of such men as Aaron, Moses, David, and more.

From 1 Chronicles 19, we see that the children of Ammon had many choices to make. So did the Syrians...and so did David. We are challenged by this passage to consider some of the biblical choices we have to make in choosing who we are going to be.

David chose to love and trust the Lord. He chose victory for his life.