As the world concludes the season celebrating Jesus’ birth, this worship service in Bible Study format focuses on the passage in the final chapter of Mark that describes the women’s encounter at Jesus’ empty tomb–where the angel declares, “He has risen!” 58 minutes
God’s promises for us all are beyond imagination… In this chapter the author explains just how beautiful God’s plans are. 52 minutes
The superiority of Christ in defining our relationship with God is evident in this comparison with old covenant rituals. 60 minutes
The early church in Jerusalem had reached a point where they lacked the desire for further understanding of the way of God, they were content with what little they knew of Jesus and sought to retain many of their old covenant traditions and ceremonies. In this sermon pastor Bermie Dizon shows that God’s way is the way…
Are you weary and burdened, do you worry about life’s uncertainties, do you fear what tomorrow might bring? God’s invitation to enter his rest still stands, and it is offered to all. Pastor Bermie Dizon expounds on God’s gracious invitation in this inspiring message. 50 minutes
Continuing to expound on the superiority of Christ, after being shown that Jesus is superior to the angels we are now shown that Jesus is greater than Moses. 53 minutes
This second sermon in the series on the book of Hebrews exposits the author’s claim in chapter 2 that the message of Jesus is superior to the message of the old covenant and that through the sufferings Jesus experienced in his sinless life he completely qualified to be our Savior. 34 minutes
Who is Jesus? This sermon is the first in a series on the book of Hebrews. It is an overview of a letter testifying of the superiority of Christ to Jewish Christians who still clung to old testament customs. 51 minutes
A delegation representing the Jewish religious leadership confronted Jesus as he was teaching in the temple and challenged his authority to do the things that he did. John and Rosa Graham discuss his response to this challenge in a study of Mark 11 & 12. 65 minutes
Pastor Bermie Dizon and elder John Campbell contrast the spiritual blindness of the disciples and the physical blindness of the beggar Bartimaeus encountered on the road to Jerusalem. 59 minutes
