God reveals His mission, His measure, His method, and the mustard seed of the Kingdom.

In this series, we will hear various people in our church family share a little of their story. In today's video, we hear from Chaplain Lou Parker.

See more of Chaplain Parker’s teachings here.

In the Sovereignty of God we discover that God can use anything and and anyone. He calls Cyrus his servant and his anointed one. Not only did He use Cyrus, he named him over a 100 years before he was born!

After Isaiah tells us in chapter 43 there was a need for forgiveness, he shares that God would forgiven them. He then tells us He would not only forgive but would pour His Spirit out on HIs people. Then he shows a great contrast between the power and uniqueness of God and the foolishness and worthlessness of idols.

The Jews were the ones God entrusted the Old Testament to. They were to be witnesses of all the great things God had done. Not only witnesses, but sharing those testimonies with all they come in contact with. Unfortunately they failed miserably. In the New Testament God gives the church the responsibility to be the light of the world. For what purpose? To bring glory to God and to build His church.

After Isaiah had shared the message of spiritual sight and hearing, he reminds the people of God's love, redemption, and care. He reminds us that the Eternal God will never leave us nor forsake us.

In this series, we will hear various people in our church family share a little of their story. In today's video, we hear from the Villages Fishing Lady, Sherron Miller, and her son, Matthew Miller.

God used Isaiah to speak to the nations of Israel but they had become spiritually blind and deaf. God was speaking but they couldn't hear him. They insisted in walking in darkness and did not listen to God's warning. Is God warning us today? Are we listening? Can we hear?

In this series, we will hear various people in our church family share a little of their story. In today's video, we hear from Renee Mathews, one of our WOC Chapel leaders.

In Isaiah 42 we have some great contrast: God compared to Idols; a loving God, a gracious, God, a just God, a mighty warrior God. Each of these contrast stands out as great scriptural truths. Let's look and compare.

In this series, we will hear various people in our church family share a little of their story. In today's video, we hear from a panel of our young adults: Allen Best, Barbara Findley, and Skylar Phillips.

God's love, compassion, mercy, forgiveness, and grace are often talked about and they certainly should be. But we often neglect to remember that Jesus is the righteous judge. With His godly knowledge and wisdom, He is the only one qualified to serve as a judge that not only knows the known facts He can judge the intent of the heart.

In this series, we will hear various people in our church family share a little of their story. In today's video, we hear from Mrs. Jeannie Davis. Because she’s been attending this church for 50+ years, Jeannie weaves her own personal story in with much of the rich history of our church.

Isaiah has been sharing not only about the time he was living in, but also the near future and the distant future. He lays out the facts as if ready to present to a jury for them to make the decision. The NLT says in 41:1, "the court is ready for your case." What is your verdict?

After prophesying the fall of Israel and the dangers of trusting in the strength and abilities of man, God promises comfort, restoration, and rescue through trusting in God and later on the Messiah.

In this series, we will hear various people in our church family share a little of their story. In today's video, we hear from Bill and Irene Walsh.

God reveals His mission, His measure, His method, and the mustard seed of the Kingdom.

In this series, we will hear various people in our church family share a little of their story. In today's video, we hear from Linda Abner, who’s various missions activities has taken her all over the world!