Ambassador Presbyterian

Resting in the Eternal Nature of God - Sabbatical Psalms

Senior Pastor Warren Harvey teaches on Psalm 90. How do you gain wisdom for your life? By contemplating the reality of your death. That may sound morbid, but in Psalm 90, God tells us that wisdom for living a life of eternal significance is found in considering and counting the temporal nature of our life here on earth. Such wisdom comes only when the brevity and burdens of our life are considered in contrast to the eternal wisdom and steadfast love of our God in Christ. Join us as we look at what it means to rest in the eternal wisdom of God.

Resting in the Presence of God - Sabbatical Psalms

What does your soul long for? What makes you sing with joy? If you follow your heart, where does it lead you? Where would you spend only one day if you could? Whatever your answer to those questions, it likely reflects something, someone or somewhere that you believe will make you happy, bring you peace, provide you security. In reality, there is only one place and one person who can provide all those things perfectly, that is the presence of the living God. Join us as we look at Psalm 84 and what it means too long for, journey to and dwell in the presence of God where we find true rest.

Resting in the Greatness and Goodness of God - Sabbatical Psalms

Pastor Warren Harvey returns to the pulpit to preach on Psalm 104, inaugurating the five-week series on the his favorite Sabbatical Psalms. What causes your soul to wonder, to marvel, to be in awe? A great sports achievement, an epic novel, a masterful work of art or music, a feat of technology? As grand and glorious as man’s achievements may be, they are but shadows of the grandeur and glory of God on display daily all around us in his creation. Psalm 104 calls us to wonder, to marvel, to be in awe at the greatness and goodness of God as we consider the works of his hand in the world all around us. Such wonder should lead us to rejoice as well as to rest in the powerful, providential arms of our God and Savior. Join us this Sunday as we consider how great is our God!

The Church’s One Foundation is Christ

Retired Pastor Randy Martin preaches this week on Isaiah 40:1-11.

Little Children Keep Yourselves From Idols - 1 John

Pastor Kyle O'Donnell concludes the 1 John sermon series preaching on 1 John 5:21; it is recommended that you read all of 1 John prior to listening to the sermon. This short verse punctuating the end of John's letter is no after-thought, but indeed, a fitting summary of John's exhortations. Keep close to Jesus, the only true revelation of God, the one who keeps you, and keep yourselves from idols. Let us heed, and keep abiding in Christ.

Meeting the Woman at the Well - Don Knox

Elder Don Knox shares from John 4:3-30; 39-42. Jesus has a revealing conversation with a woman at the local watering hole. More surprising than a rabbi (religious leader) talking with a Samaritan woman (an outcast) is the changing tone and questions and conversation topics. What do you think Jesus would ask you if you unexpectedly ran into Him?

May I Show You Jesus? - Rev. Lee Shelnutt

Reverend Lee Shelnutt preaches on Matthew 9:35-38. Of all the beautiful insights that eyes may behold, what or who is the most beautiful? The most beautiful is a person. Who do you need to see? To see Him with the eyes of faith is to live. Come behold and live! Rev. Shelnutt is a now a full-time missionary in a new field of service known as the Barnabas Ministry under ARP's own World Witness. He is Director of Discipleship Ministries in Pakistan and Rwanda, leading pastoral and leadership training programs. His prior service was Senior Pastor at Huntersville ARP Church.

That You May Know - 1 John

It's one thing to know about someone; it's another thing to know them intimately. Both are important, yet isn't the latter greater? John writes to believers to remind them of facts they should know - and yet that's just to reconnect them to the One whom they know personally: truth, eternal life, God Himself, in Jesus Christ. He came to be known, not just known about. Pastor Kyle O'Donnell preaches on 1 John 5:13-21.

The One Who Testifies - 1 John

A Will and a Testament has given us a great inheritance - or so the "witness" says. Is it spam? Is it a liar? Or is it true, there's something for us to have? God is the One who testifies, His Son the testament, the Spirit the witness; and the inheritance: eternal life. Will we believe and receive? or will we call Him a liar, and lose it all? Pastor Kyle O'Donnell preaches on 1 John 5:6-12

Love Leads to Obedience - 1John

APC Elder Don Knox preaches on 1 John 5:1-5. As we continue our 1 John series, John begins to sum up a few of the thoughts he has repeated over and over in his letter. Belief, faith, love, and obedience; how do all these fit together? Even more importantly, how do they fit in my life and what difference do they make?