The Weekend Pulpit

(Ruth 4:11-14) In our celebrity culture, people are enamored with fame. None of us are truly worthy of fame except the Lord Himself. He deserves and desires for His name to be known. (08144240615) 

(Ruth 2:12) Are you living under the Lord's wings today? Like those of a bird, His wings are a symbol of strength and tenderness. Praise God we can have an intimate fellowship with our conquering Lord! (08138240608) 

(Ruth 1:1-6) Hearing more bad news than ever before, we live in a world full of information. Despite the loudness, God longs for us to hear His hopeful voice. Have you heard from the Lord today? (08132240601) 

(John 9:1-38) The greatest knowledge on earth is the knowledge of God. The Lord's great intent is that you come to know Him personally and that you take personal the task of making Him known. Are your sharing your knowledge of God or being selfish with it? (08126240525) 

(Luke 10:38-42) What is important to God ought to be important to us. How easy it is to overload our schedules with good things yet neglect the best thing! There is no substitute for giving Christ His rightful place in your life.  (08120240518) 

(2 Peter 3:8) Have you considered that eternity is just around the corner? There will come a day when time is no more. When your time is gone, where will you be for eternity? There is nothing more important to settle. (08114240511) 

(Luke 6:1-11) Only the simplicity of Christ can cut through the complexity of sin. Throughout Scripture, God frequently boils many things down to one thing. One is a number of priority and unity. One truth can touch every area of your life. (08108240504) 

(Zechariah 3:1-10) Nothing changes you like an encounter with the living God. There are many powerful truths contained in the Book of Zechariah. This week we examine the amazing encounter between Joshua the High Priest and the Lord Jesus found in Zechariah 3. (0896240420) 

(Hosea 14:1-9) Concerning prayer, many people claim they do not know what to say. You can always know you are praying properly if you take what God has already said in His word and simply agree with Him. The Bible is our prayer book. To pray in the will of God, pray the Word of God. (0878240330) 

(1 Kings 12:26-33) When God repeats Himself, it is always on purpose and for our profit. Sixty times in the Old Testament, Bethel is mentioned, but not once is it mentioned in the New Testament. How could a place where God was once preeminent seemingly disappear? (0854240302) 

(Genesis 28:20-22; 35:1-15) God desires for you to consciously dwell in His holy presence every day. There is no other way to live in power and victory! However, so many believers choose to live with broken fellowship between them and the Lord. In which place will you choose to dwell today? (0842240217) 

(Genesis 28:10-19) Every person must have a personal encounter with God. Because of the Lord Jesus Christ, it is possible for every person to have one! Man could never reach God, yet God reached down for man. Join us as we continue our series in The Weekend Pulpit. (0836240210) 

(Genesis 12:8; 13:1-4) This Weekend Pulpit begins a series of sermons surrounding a certain place in Scripture. Being mentioned sixty times throughout the Bible, Bethel is a significant symbol to New Testament believers. Listen to this message and learn of the opportunity God has given you to move forward with Him. (0830240203) 

(Ephesians 3:20) We hope you will take the time to hear this Weekend Pulpit message of life-changing truth about prayer. Prayer is our greatest resource and ought to be our first response. The possibilities of prayer are as great as God is powerful!
*Pastor Dowdy serves as the host for our daily Enjoying the Journey broadcast. We trust you will be encouraged as you hear this Bible message. (0824240127)

(1 Corinthians 4:1-21) When you meet God someday, the only thing that will matter is the smile of Jesus. Christians should do what they do, not for the pleasure of man, but for the praise of God. Listen to The Weekend Pulpit for the last episode in this series on stewardship. (0818240120) 

(1 Corinthians 3:21-4:2) Christians are stewards of the greatest thing in the world. We are stewards of the revealed truth of God. For a time, these truths were unknown, but praise God, He has made them known to us! Listen to part one to discover a great investment opportunity the Lord has given His children.  (0812240113) 

(2 Corinthians 8:1-12) Discipleship is not a series of lessons. It is the whole Christian life! Salvation is just the beginning of all Christ desires for His followers. Purpose today to pursue Jesus and point others to Him. (086240106) 

(2 Corinthians 8:1-7) What is your relationship to Christ’s church? Being members of the same heavenly family, Christians should not wait until they get to heaven to fellowship with one another! Listen to this message from the Weekend Pulpit to hear about your individual responsibility in God’s family. 

(John 12:1-11) Did Jesus raise Lazarus from the dead to stop Mary and Martha from crying? Did He do it to stop people from mocking Him? He raised Lazarus for the same reason He gives believers new life, to point others to Him! Join us as we dive into "The Rest of the Story." (07306231223) 

(John 10:19-30) As we go through the Christmas season, the temptation is to miss what Christ is doing in the world today. In every time and season, God is at work; if you miss Jesus, you've missed it all.  (07300231216) 

(Matthew 5:14-15) Every evil fruit grows in the soil of unforgiveness. When we withhold forgiveness, God withholds His blessings. As we conclude our study of the model prayer, choose to be a forgiven person who forgives others. (07294231209)

(Matthew 6:8-13) We come this weekend to a classic passage on prayer. So often, we are the origin and object of our prayers. Learn today how getting a proper perspective of God can purify your prayer life. (07288231202) 

(Matthew 6:5-8) We begin studying some of the Lord Jesus' prayer secrets. Open your Bible to  Matthew 6 for this week's Weekend Pulpit.  (07282231125) 

(John 21:20-24) This weekend, we study the life of the disciple whom Jesus loved. While Christ obviously loved all His disciples, John teaches us the importance of nearness to God. (07276231118) 

(Luke  22:54-62) Have you ever wished for a second chance? In the Christian life, failure is not final. Through the testimony of this weekend's disciple, Peter, you'll be reminded of God's prevailing mercy. (07270231111)