In this message, Pastor Paul talks about how commandments are eternal.

Pastor Paul continues a new series looking at the book of First John. Last week he looked at some of the background information of the book. To whom it was addressed, what the world of their day looked like, what challenges they faced. Today Pastor Paul continues with that discussion, showing us the similarities between the believers then and now. Just as with the believers that the Apostle was writing to, Christians today are being pressured to give up their convictions as Christians to live like the world around them.

In this impactful book of the New Testament, we see the Apostle writing a letter to people who were under attack, not from persecution, but from affluence. They were being pressured to give up their convictions as Christians to live like the world around them. We had not planned it this way, but as things begin to normalize in Puerto Rico after Hurricane María, what better time to remind ourselves to serve Christ first in good times as well as bad?

As Christians, we have to ask ourselves whether we really believe that the Bible is the written Word of God. In this message started last week, Pastor Paul continues with his series of preaching related to the historical and verbal accuracy of the Bible. Though its truths to not depend on these things, it’s always good to support our faith against attacks of the enemy and our own doubts by learning the facts of the matter. Well listen to this encouraging program, as Pastor Paul explains why we can have confidence not only in the truths, but also the inerrant accuracy, of our Bible.

As Christians, we have to ask ourselves whether we really believe that the Bible is the written Word of God. In this message started last week, Pastor Paul continues with his series of preaching related to the historical and verbal accuracy of the Bible. Though its truths to not depend on these things, it’s always good to support our faith against attacks of the enemy and our own doubts by learning the facts of the matter. Well listen to this encouraging program, as Pastor Paul explains why we can have confidence not only in the truths, but also the inerrant accuracy, of our Bible.

Pastor Paul Torres begins a topical series on the divine inspiration of the Bible.

Last week Pastor Paul began a message about praise. He showed us what true praise is, and how we can implement it in our daily lives. Now today, he shows us how we can praise the Lord as a body. Whether we’re talking about your family, your local church, or even a larger event where thousands of believers get together, we see the example of Nehemiah who led the entire nation of Israel in praise to the Lord at the end of the wall building project. As we finish our study of Ezra and Nehemiah today, we will see how God was honored and how the people set the groundwork for a national revival and recommitment to the Lord. It’s a step we must take today.

What does real praise look like? Is it just about nice music, or is it something more? In this message from Nehemiah chapter 11, Pastor Paul tells us that many of us are on the right track, but praise is more than something we do in church. Praising the Lord is how we live, how we act, how we share His love with others.

What do you do when you come to a long list of names in the Bible? Are you tempted just to jump over it? Don’t! After all, 2 Timothy 3 tells us that “All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness: That the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly furnished unto all good works.” This “all scripture” includes even the genealogies. So if you haven’t seen God’s truth in them, you haven’t been looking! In today’s message from Nehemiah chapter 11, Pastor Paul shows us how the names of the people who moved back in to Jerusalem tell a story about God’s faithfulness—and the coming of Christ.

How much would you be willing to sacrifice personally to see God’s will moved forward? Would you take it upon yourself to move into a broken-down city with no security and begin the hard task of rebuilding it? In this message from Nehemiah chapter 11, Pastor Paul discusses the heroes who did just that, moving their families and everything they owned into the once-destroyed city of Jerusalem. It takes vision to see that God is with a work!