This Graduation Sunday message speaks to the generation that has not bent their knees nor mouths kissed the “ring” of the entities that would seek to destroy the “way of God” from our society. This message encourages us to see this generation as future hope rather than a destructive force.

This message focuses on the teaching from Deuteronomy that The LORD is our God, and He is God ALONE. That He wants all our hearts, souls and strength for all of our days. This is important for us to understand, but it’s also what we are directed to teach to our children and grandchildren.

Chaos is the opposite of order. This message is about the absence of that order in our world, the chaos that has ensued, and our responsibility to be used of God to bring about His order into this world of chaos.

The person who approaches God and others with humility will experience grace, justice and exultation in a way only God can give. The way of humility is not the suggestion of heaven, but rather “what the Lord requires of you”. Listen to the message and embrace humility!

After the Resurrection, Jesus set out to reaffirm the call on Peter’s life. This message is for all of us who have gone back to fishing for fish, when we were called to fish for men.

In this Easter message we pull back and take a big picture look at the resurrection of Jesus from the dead, and how it changed forever the timeline of humanity that was descending into death.

Psalm 22 is a prophetic Psalm of David describing the Cross of Christ. In this message we go verse by verse through Psalm 22 to see the miracle of the scripture and its prophetic accuracy concerning the crucifixion.

Keith Nutt preaches a powerful sermon on the caterpillar and the process of metamorphosis. Using that concept as an analogy for the believer, he helps us understand the process of Christian walk.

Happy Birthday Church! This local church turned 100 years old this year. Birthed in 1923, this church has served the community of El Dorado, AR faithfully for a century. This service chronicles highlights from our history, as well as shares exciting news about our future. To God be all the glory for the great things He has done!

The single most identifiable attribute of “Revival” is spiritual hunger. David describes it in Psalms 27, 42, and 63. This message focuses on that and touches on revival in general including the Asbury revival currently taking place.