Little Creek MBC’s Podcast

In this episode, we dive deeper into the powerful truths of Revelation and what they mean for believers today. Join us as we uncover how Christ’s victory shapes our hope, our witness, and our worship in a world that desperately needs light.

On this special day we want to thank each and every Mother.  Thank you for loving us, it may be the closest thing to God's love that many of us will ever know.

Filling in your timeline is not God's goal.  The purpose of Revelations is to reveal the true nature of Christ.

What sets our Lord apart?  He is still ALIVE!
 
He took the punishment and death that we all deserve.  Then on the third day CHRIST AROSE! 

Today marks the beginning of Jesus' journey to the cross.  This also gives us a chance to pause and look at how we see Jesus.  Do we see Him as the people did, throwing down their garments?  Or do we see Him as the Pharisee, telling Him to quiet His disciples?
 
Join us today as we take a deeper look at Jesus' entry into Jerusalem, and at ourselves.  

How serious do you take your commission to spread the gospel?
 
Four weeks ago Bro. Brent asked "how many people did you share Jesus with this week?".  Today that question was asked again.  What was your answer this time?

This morning, a powerful and revealing question was asked: Who have you shared Jesus with this week?
It wasn’t rhetorical. It was a call to self-examination—a reminder of our purpose as believers.  As followers of Christ, we are saved for something: to carry the good news of Jesus and His atoning blood to those around us.  Our mission on Earth is clear—to grow the Kingdom of God, one soul at a time.
So here’s the challenge: What impact are you making on the population of Heaven?

Join us today as Bro. Brent teaches us about the 7 things that make up "The Essence of the Church"
I. The Selection 
II. The Dominion 
III. The Sanctification 
IV. The Admiration
V. The Obligation
VI. The Illumination 
VII. The Transformation

Just like Joshua told the Israelites, we all have a choice.  We know what choice he made.  What about you? 

Do we really understand God enough to "Fear" Him?