College Drive Assembly, Colby, KS Pastor W. R. Moss

Today, we examine the Lord's encounter with a man name Nicodemus. As a well-respected religious leader, highly educated and politically connected, Nicodemus is the best man the world can produce. However, we discover the Lord points out what is still lacking and begins to explain to Nicodemus how to enter the Kingdom of God. This message was previously recorded in February 2nd, 2020.

Today, a very special guest shares an inspired message on three specific challenges. If you set out to put these into your life, you certainly will change yourself but perhaps even your day to day world. Debbie Duncan, along with her husband Kent have pastored over three decades and have three grown children.

Today, we look to Acts chapter 1, verses 1b-11. We are looking at the teaching of Jesus about the Holy Spirit. What did Jesus say was the job of the Spirit of God in our lives as believers? How does the Holy Spirit help us? Why do we need the Holy Spirit in our lives? There is a lot of different teaching about the Spirit of God but let us begin with the lessons that Jesus taught before the Holy Spirit was sent.

On the day of Pentecost Peter preached his first sermon after Jesus died, Rose again and Ascended back up into Heaven. What would that first sermon be about. What foundational truths can we glean from Peter's message? What does the Lord want us to know? This is what we will discuss this morning.

In todays message we look at Jesus crossing the lake to go to the other side. What turned out to be a simple trip across the lake, suddenly took a turn for the worse. A massive storm came up and the wind and the waves nearly flooded the boat. The disciples went to wake Jesus who was asleep at the stern of the boat. What happened next frightened and amazed the disciples, Jesus spoke to the wind and the waves with these words, "Peace be still" and the storm did just that... Jesus just spok...

God knows us personally. He created us and has intimate knowledge of how we think and what motivates us and what brings us joy. Today, we look at Psalms 32. We identify four powers that are listed in this short Psalm. God's desire is that we would come to him honestly and in doing so that we would develop a relationship with Jesus that would take us to the very last day of our lives and into the next.