Do Not Lie To God Or To Yourself
We must humbly come to Jesus and lay down all lies, all excuses and simply be crucified with Jesus. Are you willing to be crucified with Christ?
Fishers of Men (2006 Sermon)
The clarion call for any Christian is to be made into a fisher of men. Listen as Pastor Ray explains the costs and requirements for this to become true in your life and mine.
You Are Not Alone
Are you a real disciple of Jesus? Listen as Pastor Ray goes through Hebrews 12 and part of Hebrews 11 on today's Pilgrim's Progress.
Your Faith Or God’s Faith?
Are you walking in God's faith or are you walking in human faith? Find out the distinctions and conditions as you listen to Pastor Ray on today's PIlgrim's Progress.
Life on God’s Terms – (2006 Sermon)
There's only one way to live the Christian life, and that is on God's terms. Renew your covenant with Jesus as you listen to today's powerful message.
A New And Living Way
Hear the call to a new and living way laid out in Hebrews 10. Have you completed the transitioned from the physical to the spiritual realm?
Please Try To Understand The Blood
There's no way to heaven except through the blood of Jesus. Find out how this works on today's Pilgrim's Progress.
You Must Approach God’s Throne
Hear the call of the Holy Spirit to fully submit and surrender to Jesus and approach God's throne with total confidence in His power and grace to transform us.
A Sabbath Rest for You
Find about the Sabbath Rest of God and why this is so important to the life of a Christian on today's Pilgrim's Progress.
No Longer Hostile to God (2005 Sermon)
Today's message is an incredible message of deliverance to all who are willing to listen and act in accord with it.
Do Not Harden Your Heart
Find out what it means to harden your heart against Jesus on today's broadcast. Will you trust Jesus to carry you through His way?
Made Perfect Through Suffering
On today's Pilgrim's Progress, Pastor walks us through the scriptures detailing how suffering leads us to perfection (i.e. completion or maturity).
