Audio by artist billy_henderson

Being given to the body. Spiritual gifts are meant to build the body into a place where God's glory can dwell. We need Christ in each other.

Submission to one another in the fear of God. The office of elders. How do we submit to elders?

Biblical friendship from the book of Proverbs. How to be a good friend rather than simply desire good friendships.

Each stone different, each stone alike.

From Philippians 3 we learn that Paul gave up both his self-righteousness and his selfish desire to know God.

In the creation story we realize that God's intention all along was to bring man into relationship with himself.

We learn that our best efforts in returning to God only result in death and self righteousness.

Paradise is finally regained as we accept the sacrifice of Jesus Christ

1 Corinthians 10 teaches us how to read the journeys of Israel.

The personality of pride comes out in the way that Israel tested God in the wilderness.

Gideon is an example of the other side of the spectrum, illustrating fear.

Several steps are required for us to become free from the personality strongholds that keep us from knowing God.

We learn about the purposes of God through the life of Moses.

Several issues that surround a biblical understanding of contemporary dating.

An exploration of the link between greed and idolatry.

Rather than succumbing to the spirit of the age we must bring our life under the authority of scripture through serious study.

Billy uses a passage out of Genesis 27 to illustrate principles of bible study.

After being true to his name as a trickster and a cheat, Jacob finally wrestles with God, is broken, and becomes Israel.

From Hebrews 11 and 12, Billy gives a call to run the full course which the Father has set before us.

Billy teaches on the Shepherds from Luke's nativity account. He begins with some contextual information on Luke's gospel in general, highlighting Luke's desire to write an "orderly account" so that persecuted Christians would know that their suffering and potential martyrdom were not in vain. He then challenges the church with a question: is your relationship with God something that would render you a fool if proven false, or is it of no consequence, an "add-on" to an already comfortable life? Following this is his exposition of the Shepherd's story. 

A sermon on Psalm 37 from Billy Henderson. This is a Psalm of David written when he was an old man and includes wisdom from his life on how to live righteously.

Billy follows up Matt's sermon on Psalm 32 with a sermon on Psalm 51, which also came out of David's sin with Bathsheba. Billy calls the church to act more like Nathan and be able to confront a brother with his sin so that he will be able to see it.

 Billy preaches starting out of John 3:16 on how the message was presented to Nocidemus when it was said by Jesus.  That it was a message to set him free from the bondage of self centeredness and to tell him that he did not need to see signs and miracles, but he needed to desire to serve God to be set free.

 Billy reviews the sermon from the previous week and follows up with 1 Corinthians 1:18 to draw out how Kingdom life is not understod by those who do not live in it.  Then continues to 1 John were which explains how to tell if you have been born again into the Kingdom.

Billy preaches on how Christ in you is the hope of glory.  Christ having the annointing as saviour and abiding in the body is a means of how Christ operates in the world today.  Christ as lord provides a way the world is meant to be and Christ as saviour can return the world to the form of his kingdom.

 Billy examines Joseph's life and how he was a type of Christ, how the loard was always with him. Joseph's life reflects that of a Christian's in how he was persecuted for acting like Christ and his faith in God, God keeping his promises, and God's belssing for the people of Israel.

 The importance of the story of Israel and how we are connected to it is presented as Moses delivering the people of Israel from Egpyt is examined.

Ending Exodus Billy explains the tabernacle and how the tabernacle in layout and contents shows aspects of both God's character and your life as a Christian.

 Billy Henderson preaches on Leviticus and how the law tells of God's holiness and how we are to love others.

 Billy gives a sermon on 1 Cor. 10 and the reading in Numbers for this week in this sermon, the importance of knowing the old testament, and how Caleb was of a different spirit despite the nation of Israel following after their own desires.