Bridging The Gap

Today Lloyd brings us the final installment of his new series titled “Where in the World Are We?”, and we’ll be traveling to a number of scripture passages. Lloyd will remind us that there are indeed many things for us to do before the Lord’s return, and we shouldn’t get caught up in simply waiting around for that glorious event.

 One day the Lord will return and this earth will be changed forever. Are you prepared? Our scripture text is Second Peter chapter three, and today’s message is part one of pastor Lloyd’s final message in his series titled “Where in the World Are We?".

There is no doubt that the times we live are dangerous for Christians. It seems like not a day goes by that there isn’t a new law passed somewhere in this country restricting our religious freedoms or outright criminalizing some aspect of Christianity. How do we cope with the threats to our freedoms? Well, the title of today’s message should give you a hint - it’s titled “Living By Faith”.

 Today we bring you a message from a book in the bible that is often times overlooked, but contains some valuable and practical lessons for us - the book of Habakkuk. The times we are currently living in are unique, to say the least. What we need a good dose of faith - and where we place that faith is vitally important. Our study in Habakkuk today points us to the only source of true and lasting hope - Jesus Christ.

Everywhere we turn, God is either mocked, misinterpreted or marginalized. That’s the world we face as believers in the year 2023. What are we to do? The world would prefer we just keep our mouths shut and learn to live with it, but God tells us something quite different. Join us for an important study today as pastor Lloyd takes us to Proverbs chapter three.

Today Lloyd continues his new series titled “Where in the World Are We?”. He’ll take us to Proverbs chapter three for a message titled “Making Sense of it All”. Trying to figure out the sin-infested world is tough - but the place to turn is the world of God

Today we continue pastor Lloyd's new series titled “Where in the World Are We?”. Someone once said,”Discipline without freedom is tyranny.  Freedom without discipline is chaos”.  No one knows this better than God.  Discipline is an absolute necessity in our lives.  As we look at Isaiah chapter five today we get a glimpse of discipline - discipline meted out to a people who didn’t want to live within boundaries. Sound familiar?

God in all of His infinite wisdom decided on Israel to be His chosen people.  He desired a relationship with them. Israel rebelled, only to discover that a relationship with God is not just a one way road. As we look around us, we see a world in the same situation Israel was in. You see, God has expectations for us. And the consequences of not meeting them are disastrous.

Pastor Lloyd Pulley is sharing a new series titled “Where in the World Are Were?”, and we are currently in the book of Isaiah, where we see a nation in a very similar condition as we see around us today -  coming under God’s judgment because they are in sin.

We’ve just begun a new series from pastor Lloyd titled “Where in the World Are We?”, focusing on the state of affairs we see around us inn the year 2023 - and what God’s word says will happen when God finally judges the sin we see all around us, Our point of reference today will be the book of Isaiah.  

“Where in the World Are We?”. Ever ask that question? Before GPS, we asked that question a lot when we were driving in a strange town, but the context we will consider today is where we are as a people - globally, nationally and locally. Our world is spinning out of control in the area of sin, and there seems to be no end in sight. Pastor Lloyd will remind us today that there actually is an end in sight, when God judges the world.

Today Lloyd begins a new mini-series titled “Where In The World Are We?” That’s a question every Christian should consider as we look around us and see the depraved state of our nation. What once was thought of as wrong is now right, and anyone who espouses a biblical world view is considered an intolerant bigot. In our first message, pastor Lloyd will use the words of the prophet Haggai to remind us of the dangers of compromise in the Christian church

As Christians, we go to church and hear about how flawed and inadequate we are and we are set free! How can that be? This is Bridging the Gap with pastor Lloyd Pulley. Today we continue our look back at Pastor Lloyd’s most requested messages from last year. We’re in First Corinthians one today.

Last year, Pastor Lloyd shared a verse by verse series through First Corinthians, and today we’ll look back at chapter one. We can spend a lifetime accumulating knowledge and yet never learn how to have a real and personal relationship with God. Simple head knowledge was never God's intention for us!

As Christians, we have a lot to look forward to, and I’m not just talking about heaven. What if the Lord were to return tomorrow? How about today? Are you living in anticipation of the Lord’s imminent return? That’s what we’ll consider today as pastor Lloyd brings us a message from his prophecy series called “Looking Up”.

The events going on in the Middle East, and the Ukraine, remind us once again that we are indeed living in the last days before the return of Christ. Pastor Lloyd will spend some time over the next couple of days dealing specifically with these events, but even more importantly, he will remind us of the things we need to be doing as Christians to prepare ourselves for the wonderful day when the Lord returns for His church.

 Have you noticed how sin has slowly become more accepted in our society? This is especially true about sexual sin. Gender Identity, adultery, the list goes on and on. And the fact is, the Bible predicted it all. The only was we can persevere in these tough times is with a strong foundation.

Today we continue our look back at Pastor Lloyd’s most requested messages from last year. In a recent prophecy series, pastor Lloyd urged us to look up, and seek God’s guidance and wisdom as we live in these tumultuous times. Now, when you think about prophecy, you usually don’t think of the book of Genesis, but that’s where Lloyd will take us today. 

Today we continue our look back at Pastor Lloyd’s most requested messages from last year by turning to First Corinthians ten and a message called, “Idolatry and the Christian.”

oday we continue our look back at Pastor Lloyd’s most requested messages from last year, as Lloyd explains the importance of getting off the bench, getting into the game, being ready for the coach to call our name! Join us in First Corinthians nine.