In I Kings 13, King Jeroboam led a kingdom filled with idolatry despite God’s promise to expand his territory if he served God. Because of God’s sovereignty, a young prophet was killed because of King Jeroboam’s disobedience. Elder Jerry Seawright discusses six principles we learn from this experience in his sermon entitled “Tight but Right.”In I Kings 13, King Jeroboam led a kingdom filled with idolatry despite God’s promise to expand his territory if he served God. Because of God’s sovereignty, a young prophet was killed because of King Jeroboam’s disobedience. Elder Jerry Seawright discusses six principles we learn from this experience in his sermon entitled “Tight but Right.”

During the first two parts of this series, Elder Jerry Seawright has warned us about Satan’s cunning plans to convince people they can delay in doing God's work and accepting the plan of salvation. Let’s listen as Elder Seawright concludes his series on "Opportunity Knocks."

Matthew chapters 24 and 25 are commonly referred to as the Olivet Discourse and provide insight about the end times. Interpreting these chapters is based on whether you are an amillennialist, post-millennialist, pre-millennialist, or dispensational millennialist. Let’s listen as Elder Jerry Seawright begins his sermon series on Eschatology (End Times) with Part 1 of “Opportunity Knocks.”