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.

Crisis comes to us all at some point. This message lays out five steps to navigate through those crisis times. These steps may not be easy, but they are necessary. If you are facing a crisis, or know someone who is, listen to this.

Pastor Andrew Runnels teaches on the heart of David, and how David put strong value and emphasis on living in the Presence of God. We too should glean from David’s life as we read through the Psalms together and do as he did in regards to God’s Presence.

As we kick off a time of prayer, fasting, and reading through the Psalms, I highlight one of the cries of the Psalmist, that God would arise!

What does it mean to be a “spiritual” person. This message talks about the Christian and their call to be a spiritual person. Demonstrating God by the Spirit. Thinking spiritually. Is there such thing as being “super spiritual”? We cover these topics and more.

This message is about the process of the wheat that goes from the field to the oven to be baked into bread. We have all been through a process. The process had and has a purpose. That warm homemade bread that satisfies and nourishes did not come to be without being processed. Our lives ability to be shared that people could “taste and see that The Lord is good” comes by way of threshing, winnowing and sifting.

This message is a word for Church at the Armory concerning the upcoming year of 2023.

This is a sermon that has been preached, and a song that has been sung for a long time. Yet, the question evokes deeper thought about our own awareness of what God is doing in and through us. This is a sermon of encouragement that what God is doing in and through you is bigger than you can imagine.