You may feel like you are in the spiritual doldrums today and that your enemies are always gathering, but in 1 Samuel 7, Pastor Melvin shows us that God is still thundering in the hospital room, when you lose your job, in your living room, and in all our distresses and we should mark these moments by raising a stone of remembrance, an Ebenezer, something that reminds us that we were there and so was God.

Pastor J.S. Melvin continues our study of 1 Samuel in Chapter 6. Even though the Philistines endeavored to worship God in all of the wrong ways, through grace, God looked on their hearts and accepted their clumsy worship.

What can we do when it feels like our God is not prevailing? In I Samuel 4 the Ark of the Covenant is carried into the house of Dagon, but God was on the move in enemy territory. He is always sovereign, and this gives us so much encouragement.

Samuel Chapter 4 teaches us to be careful to read God's word and not to go past the guard rails that God has put in place for us.

Are you discouraged by the season in which you find yourself? Do you find a gap between where you are and where you want to be? Keep ministering where you are and keep praying because God is working even if you cannot see it as Pastor J. S. Melvin shows us in 1 Samuel 3.

Brother Matthew begins in Exodus 4:10-17 and in preaching about the ten plagues, shows us how God can use our ordinary skills in extra ordinary ways.

Brother Matthew Arnold begins with Romans 14:17-19 and expounds on what the Kingdom of God is and how righteousness, peace and joy in the Holy Ghost are identifying marks of it.

Beginning in Romans 3:19-25, Brother Matthew Arnold encourages us through his message on the powerful doctrine of our redemption by Christ Jesus our Savior.

Pastor John takes us to I Samuel Chapter 2 and shows us what we can learn from Eli about parenting. Regardless of our earthly father's short comings, God, our heavenly father, provides all we need.

Guest Minister, Pastor Kenneth Brantley, shares the good news of the gospel beginning in Romans 5:19-21. When we truly see how sinful we are, we not only see our need of a Savior, but we experience God's grace and we become less judgmental and more gracious to others.