Category Archives: – Sunday Messages

Sunday’s main service is NOT held on Sunday due to rigorously held dogma so much, but it IS in respect to the holiness of the Sabbath day as declared by God BEFORE mankind fell. Quite literally the Sabboth was declared holy FROM THE BEGINNING. We know that Sabboth was most likely our modern day “Saturday”, but our Lord was risen on what we call Sunday, so it seems appropriate.

In addition to this, we worship on “Sunday” out of convenience because we believe Jesus’ words which teach us, “Man was not made for the Sabbath but the Sabbath for man.” As such, Sunday is the day MOST OFTEN recognized as the day to worship within Christian circles so that is when we have our main service of the week.

We use this day as the day we press forward as a community of believers into Biblical teachings which our leaders believe God is immediately guiding us into for our maturity and Spiritual growth. We do not have Sunday night services in part due to the fact that we do not want time constraints to dictate our worship.

As a community of grace we are interested in ministering to others, outside our immediate assembly and encourage others to participate in our lessons and grow with us.

Awake from sleep

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Podcast: Download (58.7MB)Subscribe: Spotify | RSS Sunday 2/01/15    Topic: Awake from sleep    Series: The Shemitah (the Sabbatical year) Awake from sleep.mp3   Scriptures: Matt. 25:14-30 In this message Rob addressed the parable of the steward’s and the talents and it connection to the church today. The church at large is asleep and we do not realize that the time is near. Yes, many see the signs of the times and assume it is close but that is where most of it ends. There is much “hearing the word” and very little “doing of it” so that we have deceived […]

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The Prepared Bride

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Podcast: Download (85.0MB)Subscribe: Spotify | RSS Sunday 1/25/15    Topic: The Prepared Bride    Series: The Shemitah (the Sabbatical year) The Prepared Bride.mp3 Scriptures: Ezek. 36 Heb. 12 Thought the message is called ‘The Prepared Bride’, the topic was addressing how the church at large has fallen to sleep and needs to wake up. This was connected with the parable of the 10 virgins. We are to consider the hidden places in our heart and bring them into the light. This is part of the process by which we, as Christ’s bride prepare ourselves for His return, it is also part of […]

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The Shemitah and Stewardship

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Podcast: Download (101.9MB)Subscribe: Spotify | RSS Sunday 1/18/15    Topic: The Shemitah and Stewardship    Series: The Shemitah (the Sabbatical year) The Shemitah and Stewardship.mp3   Scriptures: Ps. 18:28 Jn. 3:15 In this teaching we are covering how stewardship over our possessions is a integral part of the purpose of the Shemitah. While the year of Shemitah is a letting go of things we call possessions, it is also a cogent reminder that God is the Maker and Owner of heaven and earth. So it follows that the Shemitah year is one of that calls to memory what we often forget and that […]

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The Mystery of the Shemitah

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Sunday 1/11/15   Topic: The Harbinger Series – The Shemitah (the Sabbatical year) In order to bring us up to speed, Pastor Rob decided to play a video of Jonathan Cahn teaching on the Harbinger. It is only a little over an hour and I would strongly encourage anyone who has not heard it to watch.   Following this video, our church was so impacted that we felt strongly the need to take communion and allow the Lord to speak to us as individuals and he did. He spoke in encouraging words of reconciliation concerning areas in our lives where we have […]

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Being on God’s Calendar

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Sunday 1/04/15   Topic: Being on God’s Calendar Series – The Shemitah (the Sabbatical year) Being on God’s Calendar.mp3     Scriptures: John 25:4-11 2Chorn. 36:20-21 Lev. 26:31-35 Isa. 43 The sabbath year (shmita Hebrew: שמיטה‎, literally “release”) also called the sabbatical year or sheviit (Hebrew: שביעית‎, literally “seventh”) is the seventh year of the seven-year agricultural cycle mandated by the Torah for the Land of Israel. During shmita, the land is left to itself – it is not worked…all agricultural activity, including plowing, planting, pruning and harvesting, is forbidden. Any fruits which grow of their own accord are deemed hefker (ownerless) […]

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