Nov 30, 2015
Don’t Eat That: It Will Spoil Your Appetite
Posted by Elder William Wright
Series: Pastor's Study Podcast
In the Parable of the Great Banquet recorded in Luke 14:12-24, we see how the master commanded his servants to invite anyone willing to dine with him. Unfortunately, many people made pitiful and ridiculous excuses for not joining him. God's sovereignty led to many others joining the master who were considered condemned and unworthy. Let's listen to our fall revivalist, Elder William Wright, and his sermon entitled "Don’t Eat That: It Will Spoil Your Appetite."
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- Nov 30, 2015Don’t Eat That: It Will Spoil Your Appetite
Nov 30, 2015Don’t Eat That: It Will Spoil Your AppetitePosted by Elder William WrightSeries: Pastor's Study PodcastIn the Parable of the Great Banquet recorded in Luke 14:12-24, we see how the master commanded his servants to invite anyone willing to dine with him. Unfortunately, many people made pitiful and ridiculous excuses for not joining him. God's sovereignty led to many others joining the master who were considered condemned and unworthy. Let's listen to our fall revivalist, Elder William Wright, and his sermon entitled "Don’t Eat That: It Will Spoil Your Appetite."
- Nov 29, 2015How’s Your Account?
Nov 29, 2015How’s Your Account?Posted by Elder William WrightSeries: Pastor's Study PodcastIn the parable recorded in Matthew 25:14-30, a master entrusts his money to his servants and leaves without instructions. Since they work for him, they know what he expects, just like Christians know what God expects. We must realize that we will soon have a day of reckoning when we face Christ. At that time, we will give an account of what we've done with what God has blessed us. Let’s listen to the second day of Elder William Wright’s Revival Message entitled “How’s Your Account?”
- Nov 9, 2015A Delight a Dilemma and a Decision
Nov 9, 2015A Delight a Dilemma and a DecisionPosted by Elder William WrightSeries: Pastor's Study PodcastIn 2 Kings 7:3-11, we learn how four lepers decide--as an act of desperation-- to visit the Syrian camp for help. Unbeknown to them, God was preparing the lepers to receive prevenient Grace-- God providing a means of deliverance before we realize we have a sin problem. Let's listen to our fall revivalist, Elder William Wright, as he talks about "A Delight, a Dilemma, and a Decision."