Messages

A message from the series "Ephesians." On Sunday, we will continue with our study in Ephesians 5:15-21. In addition, please read and pray over Romans 8:1-11. As you study this scripture, think about what it is to be “filled with the Holy Spirit”. A wonderful gift from God that means we belong to Christ. This filling allows the believer to have a self-control which is actually God in control. What joy is experienced by the heart-song of those yielded to His control.

A message from the series "Ephesians." This Sunday, we will continue with our study in Ephesians chapter 5 looking specifically at verses 15-21, “Walk in Wisdom”. As believers, our wisdom in the Lord grows as we nurture it. Paul teaches that as we seek the “will” of God through His Word, prayer, and worship, we position ourselves to make wise decisions. Decisions that give us a keen awareness to make the most of opportunities to live for Christ and serve Him.

A message from the series "Ephesians." This Sunday, we will continue looking at verses 7-14, “Walking in the Light”. An attribute of the “worthy walk” will be that, as believers, we will walk as “children of light”. This means to live before the eyes of God not hiding anything. As we “walk in light”, God’s light is put on display bearing goodness and fruit.

A message from the series "Ephesians." On Sunday, Pastor Dave will continue teaching in Ephesians 5:1-20. Our “focus” verses will be Ephesians 5:7-14. An attribute of the “worthy walk” will be that, as believers, we will walk as “children of light”. This means to live before the eyes of God not hiding anything. As we “walk in light”, God’s light is put on display bearing goodness and fruit.

A message from the series "Ephesians." This Sunday, we will continue looking at Ephesians 5:1-20 with our focus verses being 1-6. The theme of these verses is “walking in love” fundamental to our Christian life. Also keep in mind that if you are “walking worthy” in the Lord that your walk will imitate the Father’s love for us and have nothing to do with the darkness of sin. Please set aside some quiet time this week to pray and meditate on this section of scripture.

A message from the series "Ephesians." This Sunday, Pastor Dave will return to our study in Ephesians. If you remember, our theme has been what it is like to have a “worthy walk”. Please read the chosen scripture of Ephesians 4:25-5:2 in your bible. The focus verses will be Ephesians 5:1-2. Please set aside some quiet time this week to pray and meditate on this section of scripture.

A message from the series "Standalone." his Sunday as a transition, we will open our bibles to Titus 2:1-15, then the plan is to return to our study in Ephesians 5 on the 12th. The focus verses in our reading will be 11-14. Pastor Dave will speak on “For the Grace of God has appeared” and how that changes everything in the lives of His followers and the life of His church – how we live and how we wait. Let us refresh our understanding of God’s vision for PHBC and be challenged to come out of this wonderful season with great joy and a sense of urgency for the “salvation of all people”. The Grace of God transforms us!

A message from the series "2024 Christmas Celebration." Merry Christmas! “Joy to the world our Lord has come!” This coming Sunday of Christmas week, we will take our final look at the “Through the Eyes” series. The message this week will focus on the Magi otherwise known as the “wise men from the East”. Have you ever considered the extraordinary journey of the Magi – Gentiles who sought Christ with unwavering faith, worshiped Him with sacrificial gifts, and submitted to His divine kingship. The message in this unveils the powerful lessons their story holds for those who long to seek, sacrifice, and submit to the true King this Christmas.

A message from the series "2024 Christmas Celebration."

A message from the series "2024 Christmas Celebration." Our next glimpse of “Through the Eyes” will look at the mind and heart of Joseph as he is confused and then enlightened. This past Sunday, we looked through the eyes of Herod and saw an evil man loving his power but also troubled and paranoid. What a contrast we will see this Sunday. Have you ever thought what it would be like for a young man planning a life with his eyes on his betrothed only to hear whispers that she had not been faithful? Imagine your reaction if an angel appeared to you in a dream saying that God had entrusted you to raise his Son and shift the course of history.