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1. 16:43 It's really good to see you all. I have to admit starting out that Easter and Christmas are the hardest for me. And I'll tell you that probably every Easter and every Christmas. But where to put the focus? Because the story is a story. It Is Finished: Walking Through Holy Week
2. 33:32 Nations are going to be blessed through Israel. There's going to be peace under god's rule. We would say that is in the church. There will be but as for you, Bethlehem Ephesians, you remember this one from the Christmas story. We we go through this every Christmas Eve. Judgment and Hope in the Book of Micah
3. 34:26 We hear that every year on Christmas Eve, but here we go. So Micah the man is from a little town called Moresheth. It's in Gath, Moresheth. It's about 25 miles Southwest of Jerusalem, and he's ministering concerning both Samaria and Jerusalem. You're gonna hear every word in the whole text today, so bless you. From Long Ago, From the Days of Eternity · Ray McDaniel
4. 12:39 And so this is the way that this is gonna go down. Christmas at first v this year. The twenty first, we're having the children's choir present in this service, the 09:00 service, and we're only having one service. So it's a 09:00 service, we're not doing an eleven next week, it's a combined service at nine. We're doing Christmas Eve services at the same time as we always do them, 04:30 and six. Four Hundred Years of Silence
5. 0:14 I didn't know anything about it. I like it but I never did that. Hope and then peace and then joy. Next week will be love and then the Christ candle but this Sunday, I'm glad to be stepping out of the minor prophets and into the New Testament but I want to mention even of the ones that we've not yet covered. So, we've covered seven out of 12 of the minor prophets in the last eight or nine weeks, I think and we're going to keep on going but after Christmas. Messianic Messages - Advent
6. 29:01 God, thank you for for this morning. Thank you for those who are gathered here, Lord, in your name, and thank you for every family represented, Lord, every nation represented. I pray that you'd use this gathering to encourage the hearts of believers to draw those, Lord, that have not previously really understood or known you. So in Jesus name, Lord, we ask that the message of hope of Christmas would fall on fertile soil and that, Lord, you would be glorified. In Jesus name, we thank you that you're looking out for our good, lord. But As For Me, I Will Watch for the Lord
7. 2:42 So, y'all let love of the brothers and sisters continue. Don't neglect to show hospitality to strangers and outsiders. For by this, some of y'all have entertained angels without even knowing it. Now, I mention every time I mention angels over the Christmas season, I say, angels are messengers. Angels are those who carry a message and sometimes, when you open yourself up, when you open up your table for table fellowship or you open up your home for hospitality and you invite people in, you might end up receiving the message from those angels, those messengers and you might not even expect it. Jesus Is Better Than All of These Things
8. 16:59 No Awana. Tomorrow school is out, so Awana is off. We'll reconvene on January 5. That's a great program. And for Christmas, we have on Christmas Eve, a 04:30 and a six. What Do You Do With the Message?
9. 0:00 Showing up in a lot of Christmas carols and a lot of Christmas music because I want you to put yourself in that place. Today is joy Sunday or Galatay Sunday Rejoice Sunday. Third Sunday of Advent. When I I grew up, I mentioned this last week. We never did this Advent thing. Messianic Messages - Advent
10. 3:04 His times are coming forth are from long ago, from the very days of eternity. Merry Christmas. That one we use every year this time. Micah. Haggai. Messianic Messages - Advent
11. 25:58 We are gonna sing a song that a lot of us can't get out of our head this Christmas. He shall reign forevermore. But before we do, Ray, would you pray for us? Four Hundred Years of Silence
12. 37:15 Jesus is gonna be born in Bethlehem, and Micah knows that seven hundred and fifty years before. What a great thing to have. Merry Christmas. Ain't that cool? It's so cool. But As For Me, I Will Watch for the Lord
13. 55:58 I mean, we ignore this book pretty much until Christmas Eve. We're over halfway through. And it will come about in the last days that the mountain of the house of the Lord will be established as the chief of the mountains. It will be raised above the hills. The peoples will stream to it. From Long Ago, From the Days of Eternity · Ray McDaniel
14. 0:11 I've just seen Jesus. I tell you, he's alive. That's amazing. Here we are and before I get started, I have admitted this in the past and I'll admit it again now. I, Christmas and Easter are the hardest sermons for me to preach because we preach em every year and I I don't want to change the story. Eight Days That Changed the World
15. 11:05 So that's next week, thank you very much, at 5PM out at the McCooey's place on North Roberta behind the airport. If you would, RSVP, that'd be great by the seventeenth. Via text, can do it to that number right there. Let them know you're coming. Seeking truth in your twenties, it's Christmas party next weekend at five Sunday. Four Hundred Years of Silence
16. 36:52 Considering considering Christmas, I I every year, I feel like, how am I gonna say this a different way? I'd I'd love to come up with a new and insightful way of doing this, but I I just this year, what I've been overwhelmed with is the response of the people when they heard from the angels. Okay. So last week, we covered Zechariah and his response, and then struck mute. Right? What Do You Do With the Message?
17. 33:11 I have been in the past few weeks, like we're halfway through the minor profits. And I've been going through that, and we hit... And I've, you know, it's a little bit of juggling because some of these guys are overlapping in their time frame. And so every year at Christmas, we hear one verse, maybe three verses from Micah. And we're gonna get to that today on the first Sunday in Advent. From Long Ago, From the Days of Eternity · Ray McDaniel
18. 0:38 Now, often times, at this season, you will hear from the book of Micah on Christmas Eve, we'll read it. Micah five two. Oh, you, Bethlehem Ephesians, right? But that's the only thing you hear out of Micah for most of the year except maybe Micah six eight which is to do justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your god, right? That's you you'll hear those two places from Micah but you don't hear the whole book of Micah often. Judgment and Hope in the Book of Micah
19. 13:27 We've got scouting Sunday that's coming up in a couple of months, but sometime during the Christmas season, one of their good deeds for the week is to come in and feed y'all. So between services, there's a pancake breakfast down the hall. The boy scouts spent the night in the church last night and they are making breakfast for you right now. So down there in between, they've been meeting at first wherever first b was for ninety something years, which is pretty great. Pretty great. But As For Me, I Will Watch for the Lord
20. 0:32 Considering considering Christmas, I I every year, I feel like, how am I going to say this a different way? I I I love to come up with a new and insightful way of doing this but I I just this year, what I've been overwhelmed with is the response of the people when they heard from the angels, okay? So, last week, we covered Zechariah and his response and then struck mute, right? And we heard Mary's response. This week, we're going to hear the shepherd's response and Joseph's response and to hear the message. The Message Came Toward Them

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• April 5, 2026 Eight Days That Changed the World The pastor walks through Holy Week day by day, from Palm Sunday to the empty tomb, showing how ancient prophecy and the resurrection still matter today. BetrayalEasterForgiveness
• April 5, 2026 It Is Finished: Walking Through Holy Week A Holy Week walk through scripture and art, tracing Christ's final days from Palm Sunday to resurrection, and the finished work that makes salvation possible. EasterHoly WeekProphecy Fulfilled
• August 31, 2025 · Acts Be Courageous: You Must Testify in Rome The pastor walks through Acts 23, 24, where Paul faces conspiracy, Roman courts, and a governor who hears the gospel, grows frightened, and walks away. Acts · Week 109 Conspiracy Against PaulFelix And PaulGospel In Court
• November 24, 2024 · Acts By What Power Have You Done This Peter and John before the Sanhedrin: how two ordinary fishermen answered threats with bold prayer, and why the gospel cannot be contained by any human authority. Acts · Week 34 Acts 4Boldness In FaithCounting Blessings
• November 24, 2024 · Acts There Is Salvation in No One Else Peter and John face the Sanhedrin after healing a lame man, boldly declaring salvation through Jesus alone, then praying for courage rather than safety. Acts · Week 32 Boldness In PrayerExclusive GospelGratitude
• April 14, 2024 · Luke Why Do You Seek the Living Among the Dead Luke 24 traces the risen Jesus from an empty tomb to the Emmaus road, showing confused disciples how Scripture always pointed to a suffering and risen Christ. Luke · Week 34 Doubt And FaithRepentanceResurrection
• April 14, 2024 · Luke Why Do You Seek the Living Among the Dead Luke 24 sermon on the resurrection and the road to Emmaus: why the disciples struggled to believe the good news, and what it means to be witnesses today. Luke · Week 33 DoubtRepentanceResurrection
• November 12, 2023 · Ray You Are Greatly Mistaken Ray teaches from Matthew on Holy Week Tuesday: Jesus silences Sadducees on resurrection, names the greatest commandments, and warns against hypocrisy and pride. AfterlifeGreatest CommandmentHoly Week
• November 12, 2023 · Ray You Are Mistaken Ray walks through Holy Week's busiest day, as Jesus silences the Sadducees and Pharisees, and calls his followers to genuine humility, love, and faith. Greatest CommandmentHumilityHypocrisy
• December 13, 2015 The Greatest Love Christmas Play (4) A Christmas and Easter drama retelling the story of Jesus, from the manger to the empty tomb, performed by the congregation of First Baptist Jackson. Christmas StoryGood NewsJesus Death
• March 1, 2015 · 1 Corinthians The Resurrection Makes All the Difference Paul grounds daily risk, dying to self, and moral vigilance in one truth: Christ rose. Without the resurrection, nothing holds. With it, everything changes. 1 Corinthians · Week 22 Bad CompanyDying DailyGospel Worth It
• February 22, 2015 · 1 Corinthians Heresy Thrives on Felt Need When people die suddenly, grief creates a hunger for more than Scripture says. Pastor Ray examines how that hunger fuels heresy, and why the resurrection is enough. 1 Corinthians · Week 21 Assurance Of SalvationBaptism For The DeadDeath And Grief
• December 8, 2013 · Acts What Did You See, Feel, Do, and Say? Paul in Athens meets two rival philosophies with one message: God has set a day of judgment, and Jesus risen from the dead is proof. Turn to Him now. Acts · Week 16 Acts 17Epicureans StoicsPaul In Athens

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