Word Channel

While explaining the firm foundation that believers have in Christ, Mary Forsythe delivers the mail concerning our freedom to fully enjoy our relationship with God.

From her own growing walk with Christ, Mary Forsythe communicates - with clarity - the often overlooked benefits of every child of God.

While patience is love's protection against negative reactions to distress, kindness is love's proactive response to opportunities for helping another's needs to be met or their distresses be eased. This teaching concludes with Holy Communion during a time of reflecting on God's covenant kindness toward us.

While it has been rightly said that patience is where love meets wisdom; one would be wiser still to increase the strength of their love through prayer - and receiving prayer - when needing patience, as well as to read the Bible and identify with the sufferings of Christ; including keeping in mind the joy set before us and the reasons we - as New Testament believers - are all predestined to be conformed to Christ's image.

Genuine love is greater than spiritual gifts, but they are our tools for communicating God's love. Therefore, while God's love is emphasized as the priority, spiritual gifts should not be minimized, because they are gifts of love.

Preaching important points from the life of Ruth, Olen Griffing declares the truth about the gracious love we have in our Redeemer and our calling to impart the same to others; without sparing. As the Overseer of Antioch Oasis - the apostolic network we are a part of - our congregation was very blessed to have Brother Griffing minister to us again.

Terry Snow, one of Granbury's own foreign missionaries and Director of Youth With A Mission in Haiti, boldly declares how to stay close to God, while working hard in the middle of hostile environments.

With refreshing enthusiasm - guest speaker - Ron Cantrell reports on recent evangelistic happenings in Egypt, Israel and Iraq; as well as what God wants to do in our lives and ministries here in the U. S. A. and around the world.

J. P. Grantham declares the truth about the Bible's mandate concerning forgiveness and what it is; as well as what it is not. Sharing lessons from his own life, J. P. reveals how we can get parts of our minds back - that had previously been preoccupied with our hurts - through forgiving.

Shake Anderson declares much needed truth as he challenges us all in this edifying sermon about loving those people - in our lives and with with our lives - who are hard to love.

As the founder of Saintsville Cathedral in Fort Worth, Pastor Milton Pace has been helping people for many years. From his wealth of experience, he shares nuggets of wisdom during this second meeting of The Quarry, "where men are made".

Drawing lessons from the life of David, Evanglist Barry Jenkins delivers the mail concerning our calling to be obedient to the Lord; first in all things.

We hope you enjoy this encouraging word with one of our elders, Greg Harrell, on how our sufficiency is in Christ, who is the glory of God housed in us.

Drawing from his love for America and a rich understanding of our history, Rob Ricksecker shares some seldom heard facts from our nation's past as well as several alarming facts concerning our present national condition. Reminding us of our role as citizens of God's Kingdom, Rob challenges the hearers to walk in faithfulness and purity.

The outward expression of true love will always lead to service in one form or more and Christlike love will always lead to ministry that points to the love of God. Therefore it can be said that genuine ministry is letting God's love find its destination.

During this excerpt from his first interview for "The Quarry", Rocket Ismail delivers this powerful revelation from the animal kingdom and how it applies to our being mighty men of God.

Walking in step with The Father and living in close relationship with Him is the will of God for us all. From his own life, Ron Campbell shares why this is the best way to live and how to do it.

From the birthing of the very first local church on the Day of Pentecost, sharing has been a manifestation of the Holy Spirit in the lives of Jesus' Followers; to the point that no one in the congregation has any real - spiritual or material - needs for long.

True love always cares for someone else and in so doing practises five very important things; which are community, action, risking, empathy, and selflessness.

From the story of Zacchaeus to the parable of the Minas, the truth is declared concerning the opportunities we have to continue the ministry Jesus began; i. e. to take care of His business until He returns.