Ambassador Presbyterian

That You May Have Life in Him - Pastor Kyle O’Donnell

This Easter Sunday Pastor Kyle O'Donnell preaches on John 19:16 - 20:31. We especially and uniquely remember that Jesus of Nazareth was put to death - but death could not hold Him. Hallelujah! His resurrection, the signs He performed, and the words He spoke, He empowered His apostles to write down for His church - why? - so that we may believe, and that believing we may have life. Resurrection life. Eternal life. Even now! Do you believe? Do you trust Him? Let Him descend into your depths, work His wonders, and raise you up with Him! Glory to God!

Hope for Filling Our Emptiness - Mr. Wayne Frazier

We welcome back guest preacher Wayne Frazier as he continues in the I Peter series Hope for Elect Exiles in a Hopeless World from Chapter 1:13-2:3, Filling Our Emptiness---the Good Life.

Love One Another - 1 John

Rev Randy Martin continues our study of 1 John; the text is I John 3:11-18. In this passage, the apostle John continues to contrast in a very sharp manner the chief characteristic of the true Christian with the sad and broken character of fallen humanity. The true Christian, in his blessings, beliefs, and behavior, will reflect the love of God in Christ. !

Practicing What We Preach - 1 John

Pastor Kyle O'Donnell preaches on 1 John 3:4-10.

Abide in Him - 1 John

Mr. Don Knox teaches on 1 John 2:28-3:3.

Hope for Elect Exiles in the World - Mr. Wayne Frazier

Pastor Wayne Frazier delivers his first sermon in a series from the "epistle of hope," 1 Peter. This sermon features the passage 1 Peter 1:1-12

Anointed - I John

Passage: 1 John 2:18:27 Jesus the anointed One, the Christ, anoints His own, to enable them to both believe His promises and receive His power. Those who would be "Christians" must confess with the Church Jesus as Christ in word and in deed. In so doing we shall be found not only for Him (instead of against Him), but with Him in eternal life. Let us embrace our anointing by the Holy Spirit to the glory of God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ!

For God So Loved - 1 John

Passage John 2:15-17 God so loved the world that He gave His only Son, who commands us to love one another. In so doing, the love of God abides in us. But, if we love the world and the things in the world, the love of God is not in us. Wait ... doesn't God love the world? How do we love one another but not love the world? ... A worthy question. We will learn that its answer is best worked out in practice, with eyes fixed on Christ.

The King’s Heritage - Rev. Lee Shellnut

How should we respond to a world that is seemingly growing more and more hostile to the Church? The psalmist in Psalm 2 helps us as he leads us to see that there is no refuge from the King, there is only refuge in the King. And if we truly have experienced sweet refuge in Jesus Christ, then we will be able to best respond to those who are antagonistic toward us and our King. Thank you to Rev. Shellnut for bringing us the Word of God.

For God So Loved - 1 John

God so loved the world that He gave His only Son, who commands us to love one another. In so doing, the love of God abides in us. But, if we love the world and the things in the world, the love of God is not in us. Wait ... doesn't God love the world? How do we love one another but not love the world? ... A worthy question. We will learn that its answer is best worked out in practice, with eyes fixed on Christ, as we explore 1 John 2:15-17.