In his sermon entitled, “The Name Above Every Name,” Dr. R.G. Lee spoke of the sovereign authority of Jesus’ name.  As only Lee could preach it:

“When the names of earth’s benefactors are no more remembered, when the achievements of science are no longer of value, when the guesses of philosophers are seen to be in vain, when time shall be no more — multitudes, in praise of Him in gratitude for salvation through His name, will still sing the song of Moses, and of the Lamb of enduring name.”
When the Caesars and Charlemagne, the Napoleons and Wellingtons and their so-called victories are forgotten, the multitudinous trophies of His saving power, in enjoyment of His endless fruits of His blood-bought victories, will sing the praises of His peerless name.”
“There never was a name like the name of Jesus — so representative of sacrificial love at its best. And someday, ‘every tongue shall confess that Jesus is Lord — to the glory of God the Father.'”

We will explain this further in our Sunday morning sermon: “The Lordship of Jesus Christ.”  

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Tonight, at 6:00 PM, we will close out our sermons on “True Praying in the Holy Spirit,” based on the book by the same name, written by G.H. MacGregor.  Our focus tonight will be on the “The Seven Laws of Prayer.”

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The Bible is unequivocal about how children should honor their parents. In Deuteronomy 5:16, Moses instructed the children of Israel, “Honor your father and your mother, as the Lord your God has commanded you.” This command carried significant weight in that it was tied to the promise of a good life in the land the Lord God was giving them. If things aren’t going so well in your family, perhaps you need to resolve some issues with your parents.

Psalm 139:13-14 acknowledges God’s role in creating individuals within their mothers’ wombs, emphasizing the special bond between mothers and their children. This bond is not just physical, but also emotional and spiritual, as it is a reflection of God’s love and care for us. Think about how God used Timothy’s mother and grandmother to prepare him to assist the Apostle Paul in his mission to get the gospel to the Gentiles.

The Bible often portrays mothers as figures of love, wisdom, and guidance, highlighting the invaluable role they play in nurturing children and fostering family unity. Their influence is not to be underrated, and their value should never be underestimated, for without them, none of us would be here!

We will explain this further in our Sunday morning sermon: “A Portrait of a Godly Woman”

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Tonight, at 6:00 PM, we will continue our sermons on “True Praying in the Holy Spirit,” based on the book by the same name, written by G.H. MacGregor.  Our focus tonight will be on the first two of “The Seven Laws of Prayer.”

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Sunday at 6:00 PM, we will continue our sermon series from the Book of Daniel entitled “Daniel’s Prophecy of Seventy Weeks.” According to Daniel’s prophecy:

The 69 weeks ended March 29, 33 AD, the day Jesus entered Jerusalem.
We are now living in the GAP between the 69th and 70th week in what is known as the church age.
The 70th week will be completed during the seven years of Tribulation, ending with the second coming of Jesus Christ.

Thanks for spreading the gospel by sharing these sermon study guides with your family and friends.  Pastor Wayne 

The seven churches described in Revelation 2-3 were seven literal churches at the time that John the apostle was writing Revelation. Though they were real churches in Asia Minor at that time, because they are addressed in the Holy Scriptures, Christ’s message to these seven churches are very significant to each local church, and to “The Church” today.

The first purpose of the letters was to communicate with the literal churches and meet their needs.
The second purpose is to reveal seven different types of individuals/churches throughout history and instruct them in God’s truth.
The third purpose is to use the seven churches to foreshadow seven different periods in the history of the Church.

We will explain this further in our Sunday morning sermon: “The Convergence Factor: The Seven Church Ages”

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Sunday at 6:00 PM, we will continue our sermon series from the Book of Daniel entitled “Daniel’s Penitential Prayer.”  When he saw what God was going to do to finish His judgment upon the Israelites, Daniel “set his face” to pray, and with supplication, he interceded for his people.

My prayer is that the Holy Spirit will use this sermon to inspire us to “set our face” to pray for our nation.

Thanks for spreading the gospel by sharing these sermon study guides with your family and friends.  Pastor Wayne

While there are many things about the future that we cannot know, for God has not revealed them to us, we can understand many things about the future if we consistently and persistently study the Scriptures. In Matthew 16:3, Jesus chided the Jewish religious leaders, “You know how to discern the face of the sky, but you cannot discern the signs of the times.”

What God said in prophecy 1000 years ago is fast becoming history. While we may be disturbed by the things happening today, according to biblical prophecy, we are about to see even worse things in the future as the world’s nations strut their military might against each other, and the pleasure-crazed humanity flaunts their decadence and defiance in God’s face. Beloved, God has chosen us to witness the convergence of these final biblical prophecies that will bring this age to an end.

We will explain this further in our Sunday morning sermon: “The Convergence Factor: From Now to Eternity.”

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Tonight, at 6:00 PM, we will continue our new series of sermons on “True Praying in the Holy Spirit,” based on the book by the same name, written by G.H. MacGregor.  Our focus tonight will be on “The Prayer God Hears.”

“Whatever you ask in my name” is a promise made by Jesus in John 14:13-14. It signifies that God will grant requests made in Jesus’ name, provided they align with His will and for His glory.

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The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the centerpiece of the Christian Faith.

In 1 Corinthians 15:1-58, the Apostle Paul wrote, “If Christ has not been raised from the dead, our sins have not been forgiven, our Christian Faith is in vain, there is no meaning and purpose to this life, and we have no hope for our future.” However, for Christians, the resurrection of Jesus Christ is not just a historical event to be celebrated; it is the foundation for our daily lives, bringing us an unshakable hope and a profound purpose that guides our spiritual journey.  

In John 14:19, Jesus said, “Because I live, ye shall live also.” As the Gaither’s said in that great song of hope, “Because He lives, we can face tomorrow!” Even though the future is uncertain, we can find security in the certainty that God holds the future. His control over our lives is absolute, and He can make this life worth living for all who will receive His Son as their Savior and Lord.

Linda and I look forward to celebrating our Lord’s resurrection with you this Sunday at Heritage, as we continue our sermon series, “Jesus’ Journey to Jerusalem.” The title of this sermon is, “From Golgotha to Glory.”

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