Matthew 24 is Jesus’ warning to us about the coming tribulation. Pastor Gray examines the tribulation and expounds on being ready for the rapture.
Jesus warned us what to watch for in the end days. Sin would be rampant and many would come in His name. But let no one deceive you and don’t be afraid. We have defeated the enemy by the blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony.
Pastor Gray preaches on faith.
Faith is being fully persuaded and totally committed that this Word we preach from is true and that God is. You cannot come to God without faith.
(Immediately after Pastor prays, you’ll hear a shofar blown 4 times. It’s all good; your audio isn’t doing weird things.)
Pastor Gray discusses revival and the importance of youth. God is bringing revival throughout the world through young people.
Pastor Gray preaches on John 11:25, the resurrection and the life.
Jesus is the resurrection and the life, and that resurrection power lives within us. You cannot read the Bible without it bringing you to the Resurrection.
He is our blessed hope.
Pastor Gray exhorts us about the last of the last days and doing what Jesus has given us to do.
Matthew 24 is Jesus’ warning to us and the signs of the end of the age. Be not deceived; read the Word; be about God’s business.
Listen in to learn more.
On this Mother’s Day, Pastor Gray says, “It’s not too late to be a good parent.”
The Jews of Jesus’ day believed a man could be raised within 3 days, but after 4, it was too late. Using the example of Jesus raising Lazarus, Pastor Gray shows us the 3 steps to make change. Believe, remove the stone in our lives, and go forward.
It’s not too late. God will restore you.
Pastor Gray preaches on being in one accord as the disciples were on Pentecost.
Before Jesus ascended, He breathed on the disciples, opened their understanding of the Scriptures, and told them to tarry in Jerusalem until they were endued with power from on high. As the waited in Jerusalem, they waited in one accord, and God moved.
When you’re in one accord, God does mighty and great things.
On this Resurrection Sunday, Pastor Gray takes us on a journey with Jesus.
You can’t talk about Jesus’ resurrection without talking about His birth. In a plan God put in place before the foundation of the world, Jesus was born, baptized, tempted, performed miracles, died on the cross, then rose to life again.
He is the sacrificial Lamb who redeems us and takes away our sin.
Pastor Gray exclaims we are living in the day of judgment. He examines Matthew 24:37, “But as the days of Noah were, so also will the coming of the Son of Man be.”
God gave the people of Noah’s day 120 years to repent and turn to Him, but they would not. Judgment came upon them the moment God shut the door of the ark.
The world is facing that same judgment as Christ’s return approaches. Repent and turn to Him. When He returns with ten thousands of His saints, He will close the door to repentance.
Pastor Gray encourages us to build our house upon the Solid Rock.
In Matt. 7:24-27, Jesus admonishes us to hear and do what He has said. He likens those who do as wise men, and those who don’t as foolish. The winds and rains of trouble will come, but Jesus is our Solid Rock, the master over all.
Are you wise or foolish?
