In this sermon, Pastor Sam discusses the Biblical reaction and Paul’s commands in light of Christ’s return in the Christian life. He also discusses the specific applications for disciplers at MBT. This week’s sermon also features Pastor Wagih’s testimony, for those interested.

In this sermon, Pastor Sam discusses the Biblical reaction and Paul’s commands for Christ’s return in the Christian life.

In this sermon, Pastor Sam discusses the Biblical perspective and reaction to the recognition of the imminent return of Jesus Christ- especially in how our service needs to be.

In this sermon, Pastor Sam discusses the Biblical perspective and reaction to the recognition of the imminent return of Jesus Christ- especially in how our service needs to be.

In this message, Pastor Sam reviews the timeline of Biblical eschatology, discusses the actions and restraining of the antichrist, and the destruction of the antichrist. The lost world’s willing deception and character is also discussed.

In this message, Pastor Sam reviews the full timeline of Biblical eschatology (featuring Sam’s artistic abilities), along with discussion over the timing of the antichrist and his character. The mystery of iniquity is discussed as well.

In this message, Pastor Sam discusses a rundown on Biblical eschatology, along with an in-depth look at the timing of the antichrist and his character- along with how that character is reflected in the lost world even today.

In this sermon, we examine the historical context and introduction to 2 Thessalonians. Paul writes about the comfort which Christ’s Return gives us in the midst of our suffering.

In this sermon, we examine the historical context and introduction to 2 Thessalonians. Paul writes about the comfort which Christ’s Return gives us in the midst of our suffering.

In this sermon, we examine the historical context and introduction to 2 Thessalonians. Paul writes about the comfort which Christ’s Return gives us in the midst of our suffering.

In this sermon, Paul is praying and thanking God for the Thessalonians’ “work of faith, and labour of love, and patience of hope in our Lord Jesus Christ” (1 Th. 1:3).

In this sermon, we examine the historical context of the book of 1 Thessalonians. After departing from Philippi, Paul and his missionary team arrive in Thessalonica, preaching the gospel in synagogue and making disciples. When the Jews of the city stir up persecution, Paul must flee to Berea. He writes this letter to the new church of the Thessalonians that he left behind.

This message is a conclusion to our series in the book of 1 Samuel. We review the themes of the book: Samuel’s faithful ministry, Saul’s good start but ultimate failure, and David’s establishment and growth as the anointed of the Lord.

This message is an introduction to the book of 1 Samuel, including the historical context, outline, and themes for the series.