http://www.livingwitnessministries.org en-us Organization: Living Witness Ministries Speaker: Alfonso Kirk City: Brandon State: FL Organization: Living Witness Ministries Speaker: Alfonso Kirk City: Brandon State: FL Organization: Living Witness Ministries Speaker: Alfonso Kirk City: Brandon State: FL Copyright 2009 Sermon Share LLC Alfonso Kirk Alfonso Kirk cshack@livingwitnessministries.org no Alfonso Kirk It is so easy for us to focus on what we�"re most comfortable with. When life�"s issues come calling, our inclination is to go back to what we think we know, even if it�"s not what Jesus wants for us at the time. Jesus has a call on each of our lives that involves using us for His purposes to expand the Kingdom to those who either barely know Him or don�"t know Him at all. But we have to be willing to do it His way. 01:00:15 Sun, 04 Jan 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-168805-1.mp3 Call It is so easy for us to focus on what we�"re most comfortable with. When life�"s issues come calling, our inclination is to go back to what we think we know, even if it�"s not what Jesus wants for us at the time. Jesus has a call on each of our lives that involves using us for His purposes to expand the Kingdom to those who either barely know Him or don�"t know Him at all. But we have to be willing to do it His way. It is so easy for us to focus on what we�"re most comfortable with. When life�"s issues come calling, our inclination is to go back to what we think we know, even if it�"s not what Jesus wants for us at the time. Jesus has a call on each of our lives that involves using us for His purposes to expand the Kingdom to those who either barely know Him or don�"t know Him at all. But we have to be willing to do it His way. Alfonso Kirk Jesus told the religious leaders that they diligently studied the Scriptures but the problem was that they didn't believe them. I sometimes wonder if we're guilty of the very same thing. Let's listen along to Jesus' words to see if we can learn from the religious leaders' mistakes. 00:56:41 Sun, 14 Dec 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-161232-1.mp3 Looking,Believing Jesus told the religious leaders that they diligently studied the Scriptures but the problem was that they didn't believe them. I sometimes wonder if we're guilty of the very same thing. Let's listen along to Jesus' words to see if we can learn from the religious leaders' mistakes. Jesus told the religious leaders that they diligently studied the Scriptures but the problem was that they didn't believe them. I sometimes wonder if we're guilty of the very same thing. Let's listen along to Jesus' words to see if we can learn from the religious leaders' mistakes. Alfonso Kirk The Apostle John made no secrets that he wrote his Gospel to that the readers "might believe that Jesus is the Christ and that they may have life through His name". John shows us how God revealed Himself through His Word wrapped in Flesh. We know Him as Jesus. Listen along to the case made by the Holy Ghost through Jesus' best friend John. 01:08:31 Sun, 07 Dec 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-160690-1.mp3 Revelation,of,Jesus The Apostle John made no secrets that he wrote his Gospel to that the readers "might believe that Jesus is the Christ and that they may have life through His name". John shows us how God revealed Himself through His Word wrapped in Flesh. We know Him as Jesus. Listen along to the case made by the Holy Ghost through Jesus' best friend John. The Apostle John made no secrets that he wrote his Gospel to that the readers "might believe that Jesus is the Christ and that they may have life through His name". John shows us how God revealed Himself through His Word wrapped in Flesh. We know Him as Jesus. Listen along to the case made by the Holy Ghost through Jesus' best friend John. Alfonso Kirk Jesus speaks today about an unnamed rich man and a beggar named Lazarus. Lazarus took advantages of his life on Earth and ended up with Abraham awaiting Jesus. The rich man, although he had everything he could want on Earth, ended in torment in Hell wanting a second chance. Let's see how this happened and make sure it doesn't happen to us. 01:03:35 Sun, 30 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-161552-1.mp3 Chance,,,,,, Jesus speaks today about an unnamed rich man and a beggar named Lazarus. Lazarus took advantages of his life on Earth and ended up with Abraham awaiting Jesus. The rich man, although he had everything he could want on Earth, ended in torment in Hell wanting a second chance. Let's see how this happened and make sure it doesn't happen to us. Jesus speaks today about an unnamed rich man and a beggar named Lazarus. Lazarus took advantages of his life on Earth and ended up with Abraham awaiting Jesus. The rich man, although he had everything he could want on Earth, ended in torment in Hell wanting a second chance. Let's see how this happened and make sure it doesn't happen to us. Alfonso Kirk Jesus shouts to a crowd of people that there is a cost associated with being His disciple. He explains that His disciples must love Him above everything else in this world. In fact, He tells us that we must not love the world or the things of this world. Let's examine who & what we're in love with today. 01:04:02 Sun, 23 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-160700-1.mp3 love,world Jesus shouts to a crowd of people that there is a cost associated with being His disciple. He explains that His disciples must love Him above everything else in this world. In fact, He tells us that we must not love the world or the things of this world. Let's examine who & what we're in love with today. Jesus shouts to a crowd of people that there is a cost associated with being His disciple. He explains that His disciples must love Him above everything else in this world. In fact, He tells us that we must not love the world or the things of this world. Let's examine who & what we're in love with today. Alfonso Kirk Sometimes it can be easy to confuse hearing the Word to doing the Word. But Jesus wondered why people bother calling Him Lord, but wouldn't the things He said. Jesus said that when we hear the Word but won't do it, we think we're ready for the storm but when it comes we won't be able to stand. Are you responding to the Word or just hearing it? 01:10:59 Sun, 16 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-160701-1.mp3 Hearing,Word Sometimes it can be easy to confuse hearing the Word to doing the Word. But Jesus wondered why people bother calling Him Lord, but wouldn't the things He said. Jesus said that when we hear the Word but won't do it, we think we're ready for the storm but when it comes we won't be able to stand. Are you responding to the Word or just hearing it? Sometimes it can be easy to confuse hearing the Word to doing the Word. But Jesus wondered why people bother calling Him Lord, but wouldn't the things He said. Jesus said that when we hear the Word but won't do it, we think we're ready for the storm but when it comes we won't be able to stand. Are you responding to the Word or just hearing it? Alfonso Kirk When I hear the average Christian speak, it's clear to me that he has very little clue as to the power at his command. Jesus spoke time and time again about the importance of "believing". Most Christians don't operate in God's power because of their unwillingness to believe God instead of their circumstances. Let's remember that believing God is not optional for "Believers". 01:07:32 Sun, 02 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-160745-1.mp3 Believing When I hear the average Christian speak, it's clear to me that he has very little clue as to the power at his command. Jesus spoke time and time again about the importance of "believing". Most Christians don't operate in God's power because of their unwillingness to believe God instead of their circumstances. Let's remember that believing God is not optional for "Believers". When I hear the average Christian speak, it's clear to me that he has very little clue as to the power at his command. Jesus spoke time and time again about the importance of "believing". Most Christians don't operate in God's power because of their unwillingness to believe God instead of their circumstances. Let's remember that believing God is not optional for "Believers". Alfonso Kirk Today we examine the circumstances around Jesus' healing of 2 blind men. It's interesting that one man received his sight immediately after Jesus spoke to him while the other man required multiple touches from Jesus before he could see clearly. Let's look at this closely as we see the sight issue for what it really is: an issue of Faith. 01:03:49 Sun, 26 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-160747-1.mp3 Healing Today we examine the circumstances around Jesus' healing of 2 blind men. It's interesting that one man received his sight immediately after Jesus spoke to him while the other man required multiple touches from Jesus before he could see clearly. Let's look at this closely as we see the sight issue for what it really is: an issue of Faith. Today we examine the circumstances around Jesus' healing of 2 blind men. It's interesting that one man received his sight immediately after Jesus spoke to him while the other man required multiple touches from Jesus before he could see clearly. Let's look at this closely as we see the sight issue for what it really is: an issue of Faith. Alfonso Kirk Today's message is a continuation from October 19. We'll focus on the Forgiveness part this time. But remember, Jesus said that unless we change and master the child-like characteristics of humility, obedience, and forgiveness we have not shot at getting into the Kingdom. Let's continue thinking along those lines and listen to the Word speak today. 01:07:14 Wed, 22 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-162072-1.mp3 humility,obedience Today's message is a continuation from October 19. We'll focus on the Forgiveness part this time. But remember, Jesus said that unless we change and master the child-like characteristics of humility, obedience, and forgiveness we have not shot at getting into the Kingdom. Let's continue thinking along those lines and listen to the Word speak today. Today's message is a continuation from October 19. We'll focus on the Forgiveness part this time. But remember, Jesus said that unless we change and master the child-like characteristics of humility, obedience, and forgiveness we have not shot at getting into the Kingdom. Let's continue thinking along those lines and listen to the Word speak today. Alfonso Kirk As the disciples stood around arguing about who would be the greatest in the Kingdom of Heaven, Jesus reminded them that unless they changed and mastered the child-like characteristics of humility, obedience, and forgiveness they wouldn't have to worry because none of them would make it. Wow! Sounds like something worth listening to today. 01:08:44 Sun, 19 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-160751-1.mp3 humility,obedience,forgiveness As the disciples stood around arguing about who would be the greatest in the Kingdom of Heaven, Jesus reminded them that unless they changed and mastered the child-like characteristics of humility, obedience, and forgiveness they wouldn't have to worry because none of them would make it. Wow! Sounds like something worth listening to today. As the disciples stood around arguing about who would be the greatest in the Kingdom of Heaven, Jesus reminded them that unless they changed and mastered the child-like characteristics of humility, obedience, and forgiveness they wouldn't have to worry because none of them would make it. Wow! Sounds like something worth listening to today. Alfonso Kirk A lady shows her appreciation to Jesus in a very strange way by spending a ridiculous amount of money on some perfume and anointing Him with it. All the disciples thought the money was not well spent but Jesus thought otherwise. He looked beyond the gift into the lady�"s heart. Are we giving “crazy” today or just going through the motions? 01:02:22 Sun, 12 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-160754-1.mp3 giving A lady shows her appreciation to Jesus in a very strange way by spending a ridiculous amount of money on some perfume and anointing Him with it. All the disciples thought the money was not well spent but Jesus thought otherwise. He looked beyond the gift into the lady�"s heart. Are we giving “crazy” today or just going through the motions? A lady shows her appreciation to Jesus in a very strange way by spending a ridiculous amount of money on some perfume and anointing Him with it. All the disciples thought the money was not well spent but Jesus thought otherwise. He looked beyond the gift into the lady�"s heart. Are we giving “crazy” today or just going through the motions? Alfonso Kirk During Jesus�" final week in Jerusalem prior to His crucifixion, Jesus told His disciples about things to come. They asked Him what they thought was a relevant and important question about when He�"d be back. While He never gave them an exact date, He told them what to focus on until He returned. 01:06:00 Sun, 05 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-160801-1.mp3 Jesus,return During Jesus�" final week in Jerusalem prior to His crucifixion, Jesus told His disciples about things to come. They asked Him what they thought was a relevant and important question about when He�"d be back. While He never gave them an exact date, He told them what to focus on until He returned. During Jesus�" final week in Jerusalem prior to His crucifixion, Jesus told His disciples about things to come. They asked Him what they thought was a relevant and important question about when He�"d be back. While He never gave them an exact date, He told them what to focus on until He returned. Alfonso Kirk Tradition is no joke. The Pharisees and religious leaders were completely caught up in it. So much so, that it stood between them and a relationship with God. When God sent His Son to establish a deeper relationship with the people, they chose tradition over a sincere relationship with Him. Are we allowing tradition to creep between us and our relationship with God? 01:04:35 Sun, 21 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-160805-1.mp3 Tradition Tradition is no joke. The Pharisees and religious leaders were completely caught up in it. So much so, that it stood between them and a relationship with God. When God sent His Son to establish a deeper relationship with the people, they chose tradition over a sincere relationship with Him. Are we allowing tradition to creep between us and our relationship with God? Tradition is no joke. The Pharisees and religious leaders were completely caught up in it. So much so, that it stood between them and a relationship with God. When God sent His Son to establish a deeper relationship with the people, they chose tradition over a sincere relationship with Him. Are we allowing tradition to creep between us and our relationship with God? Alfonso Kirk Jesus�" disciples asked Him to teach them how to pray. Jesus gave them a and instructed them to pray in a manner where God got the glory. He taught them that prayer was more about letting God have His way through them as opposed to them telling God what to do. Are we praying in the same manner? 01:04:07 Sun, 14 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-160808-1.mp3 pray Jesus�" disciples asked Him to teach them how to pray. Jesus gave them a and instructed them to pray in a manner where God got the glory. He taught them that prayer was more about letting God have His way through them as opposed to them telling God what to do. Are we praying in the same manner? Jesus�" disciples asked Him to teach them how to pray. Jesus gave them a and instructed them to pray in a manner where God got the glory. He taught them that prayer was more about letting God have His way through them as opposed to them telling God what to do. Are we praying in the same manner? Alfonso Kirk We begin our series called Daily Bible Readings where we�"ll read through the New Testament during the week and share a message from those reading on Sunday. As the Gospels introduce us to Jesus Christ, it stands to reason that we start with this question. 01:05:45 Sun, 07 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-160810-1.mp3 Divine We begin our series called Daily Bible Readings where we�"ll read through the New Testament during the week and share a message from those reading on Sunday. As the Gospels introduce us to Jesus Christ, it stands to reason that we start with this question. We begin our series called Daily Bible Readings where we�"ll read through the New Testament during the week and share a message from those reading on Sunday. As the Gospels introduce us to Jesus Christ, it stands to reason that we start with this question. Alfonso Kirk Everyone has had moments when their bodies were so tired that their minds could not think straight. During these times we are not as alert as we should be and we give the enemy the opportunity he needs to work through our flesh. Today we learn how to remain in the spirit, which is willing, instead of the flesh, which is weak. 01:00:36 Sun, 31 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-160811-1.mp3 Spirit Everyone has had moments when their bodies were so tired that their minds could not think straight. During these times we are not as alert as we should be and we give the enemy the opportunity he needs to work through our flesh. Today we learn how to remain in the spirit, which is willing, instead of the flesh, which is weak. Everyone has had moments when their bodies were so tired that their minds could not think straight. During these times we are not as alert as we should be and we give the enemy the opportunity he needs to work through our flesh. Today we learn how to remain in the spirit, which is willing, instead of the flesh, which is weak. Alfonso Kirk Scripture clearly teaches us that as believers and followers of Jesus Christ we are to remain on watch, even while others are asleep. Sometimes we may get sleepy and distracted, but we must remain alert to warn the world of sin and impending danger if the salvation offered by Jesus Christ is left unaccepted. 01:02:49 Sun, 24 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-160812-1.mp3 Watch Scripture clearly teaches us that as believers and followers of Jesus Christ we are to remain on watch, even while others are asleep. Sometimes we may get sleepy and distracted, but we must remain alert to warn the world of sin and impending danger if the salvation offered by Jesus Christ is left unaccepted. Scripture clearly teaches us that as believers and followers of Jesus Christ we are to remain on watch, even while others are asleep. Sometimes we may get sleepy and distracted, but we must remain alert to warn the world of sin and impending danger if the salvation offered by Jesus Christ is left unaccepted. Alfonso Kirk The Bible clearly teaches us that God's ways & thoughts are higher than ours, therefore He sent Jesus to teach us His ways. Today, we look at some parables, stories using real-life situations to illustrate spiritual truths, used by Jesus to teach us Kingdom Ways. Anyone who has an ear to hear should listen closely to this message. 01:01:35 Sun, 17 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-160816-1.mp3 kingdom The Bible clearly teaches us that God's ways & thoughts are higher than ours, therefore He sent Jesus to teach us His ways. Today, we look at some parables, stories using real-life situations to illustrate spiritual truths, used by Jesus to teach us Kingdom Ways. Anyone who has an ear to hear should listen closely to this message. The Bible clearly teaches us that God's ways & thoughts are higher than ours, therefore He sent Jesus to teach us His ways. Today, we look at some parables, stories using real-life situations to illustrate spiritual truths, used by Jesus to teach us Kingdom Ways. Anyone who has an ear to hear should listen closely to this message. Alfonso Kirk Unfortunately, I wonder if most people in the local church congregations really understand who they are and what they are supposed to be doing. Today we learn about how important it is for each member of the Body to be able to personally hear from God and not just be interested in what they are to do, but also who they are to be. We must remember that this is Jesus' church and it exists by Him and for Him. 00:55:59 Sun, 10 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-160817-1.mp3 Hear Unfortunately, I wonder if most people in the local church congregations really understand who they are and what they are supposed to be doing. Today we learn about how important it is for each member of the Body to be able to personally hear from God and not just be interested in what they are to do, but also who they are to be. We must remember that this is Jesus' church and it exists by Him and for Him. Unfortunately, I wonder if most people in the local church congregations really understand who they are and what they are supposed to be doing. Today we learn about how important it is for each member of the Body to be able to personally hear from God and not just be interested in what they are to do, but also who they are to be. We must remember that this is Jesus' church and it exists by Him and for Him. Alfonso Kirk Scripture teaches us that Jesus' and resurrection set us free from the of sin, which was . Even though sin has been rendered powerless in our lives, the Apostle Paul warns us that we were set free to do the things that Jesus put us here to do, not the things that we would do on our own. We must be careful not to place ourselves back into the captivity of sin. Let's complete last week's message and determine to live free for Christ. 00:04:51 Sun, 03 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-160818-1.mp3 slave Scripture teaches us that Jesus' and resurrection set us free from the of sin, which was . Even though sin has been rendered powerless in our lives, the Apostle Paul warns us that we were set free to do the things that Jesus put us here to do, not the things that we would do on our own. We must be careful not to place ourselves back into the captivity of sin. Let's complete last week's message and determine to live free for Christ. Scripture teaches us that Jesus' and resurrection set us free from the of sin, which was . Even though sin has been rendered powerless in our lives, the Apostle Paul warns us that we were set free to do the things that Jesus put us here to do, not the things that we would do on our own. We must be careful not to place ourselves back into the captivity of sin. Let's complete last week's message and determine to live free for Christ. Alfonso Kirk Scripture teaches us that Jesus' and resurrection set us free from the of sin, which was . Even though sin has been rendered powerless in our lives, the Apostle Paul warns us that we were set free to do the things that Jesus put us here to do, not the things that we would do on our own. We must be careful not to place ourselves back into the captivity of sin. Remember, remaining Free is a choice, it is NOT automatic. 00:57:27 Sun, 27 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-160820-1.mp3 Slave Scripture teaches us that Jesus' and resurrection set us free from the of sin, which was . Even though sin has been rendered powerless in our lives, the Apostle Paul warns us that we were set free to do the things that Jesus put us here to do, not the things that we would do on our own. We must be careful not to place ourselves back into the captivity of sin. Remember, remaining Free is a choice, it is NOT automatic. Scripture teaches us that Jesus' and resurrection set us free from the of sin, which was . Even though sin has been rendered powerless in our lives, the Apostle Paul warns us that we were set free to do the things that Jesus put us here to do, not the things that we would do on our own. We must be careful not to place ourselves back into the captivity of sin. Remember, remaining Free is a choice, it is NOT automatic. Alfonso Kirk Today we look at the unique letter written by Paul to deal with a personal, and somewhat private, matter of his friend Philemon. He knew Philemon quite well so he could speak to the issues going on in his personal life. He told Philemon some things that he needed to hear, although he probably didn't want to hear. Thank God for true friends who care that we use our lives to give God glory. Hopefully you're that kind of friend and have those kinds of friends around you. 01:04:11 Sun, 13 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-160822-1.mp3 Friend Today we look at the unique letter written by Paul to deal with a personal, and somewhat private, matter of his friend Philemon. He knew Philemon quite well so he could speak to the issues going on in his personal life. He told Philemon some things that he needed to hear, although he probably didn't want to hear. Thank God for true friends who care that we use our lives to give God glory. Hopefully you're that kind of friend and have those kinds of friends around you. Today we look at the unique letter written by Paul to deal with a personal, and somewhat private, matter of his friend Philemon. He knew Philemon quite well so he could speak to the issues going on in his personal life. He told Philemon some things that he needed to hear, although he probably didn't want to hear. Thank God for true friends who care that we use our lives to give God glory. Hopefully you're that kind of friend and have those kinds of friends around you. Alfonso Kirk As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. This is the last message of this series and I pray that you all truly begin to believe that Jesus�" Yoke Is Easy, but there are things that we must do if this is to be true in our lives. 01:02:25 Sun, 29 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-164388-1.mp3 Deny As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. This is the last message of this series and I pray that you all truly begin to believe that Jesus�" Yoke Is Easy, but there are things that we must do if this is to be true in our lives. As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. This is the last message of this series and I pray that you all truly begin to believe that Jesus�" Yoke Is Easy, but there are things that we must do if this is to be true in our lives. Alfonso Kirk As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's discuss the all-too-dangerous issue of pride & self-satisfaction and continue the final chapter of this series as we listen along to Part 12 of our 13 part series to understand the importance of self-denial as we accept His Yoke upon our lives. 00:57:38 Sun, 22 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-166560-1.mp3 Pride As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's discuss the all-too-dangerous issue of pride & self-satisfaction and continue the final chapter of this series as we listen along to Part 12 of our 13 part series to understand the importance of self-denial as we accept His Yoke upon our lives. As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's discuss the all-too-dangerous issue of pride & self-satisfaction and continue the final chapter of this series as we listen along to Part 12 of our 13 part series to understand the importance of self-denial as we accept His Yoke upon our lives. Alfonso Kirk As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's begin the final chapter of this series as we listen along to Part 11 of our 13 part series to understand the importance of self-denial as we accept His Yoke upon our lives. 00:58:43 Sun, 15 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-164600-1.mp3 Self-denial,Deny As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's begin the final chapter of this series as we listen along to Part 11 of our 13 part series to understand the importance of self-denial as we accept His Yoke upon our lives. As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's begin the final chapter of this series as we listen along to Part 11 of our 13 part series to understand the importance of self-denial as we accept His Yoke upon our lives. Alfonso Kirk As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's begin the final chapter of this series as we listen along to Part 10 begin to understand the importance of self-denial as we accept His Yoke upon our lives. 00:54:53 Sun, 08 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-164597-1.mp3 Deny As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's begin the final chapter of this series as we listen along to Part 10 begin to understand the importance of self-denial as we accept His Yoke upon our lives. As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's begin the final chapter of this series as we listen along to Part 10 begin to understand the importance of self-denial as we accept His Yoke upon our lives. Alfonso Kirk As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's listen along to Part 9 of this series and be challenged to "Think about the way we Think" as we learn how Jesus intended for us to have Peace as we accept His Yoke upon our lives. 01:03:28 Sun, 01 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-164587-1.mp3 Peace As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's listen along to Part 9 of this series and be challenged to "Think about the way we Think" as we learn how Jesus intended for us to have Peace as we accept His Yoke upon our lives. As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's listen along to Part 9 of this series and be challenged to "Think about the way we Think" as we learn how Jesus intended for us to have Peace as we accept His Yoke upon our lives. Alfonso Kirk As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's listen along to Part 6 of this series as we learn how Jesus intended for us to have Peace as we accept His Yoke upon our lives. 01:01:28 Sun, 11 May 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-89670-1.mp3 Peace As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's listen along to Part 6 of this series as we learn how Jesus intended for us to have Peace as we accept His Yoke upon our lives. As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's listen along to Part 6 of this series as we learn how Jesus intended for us to have Peace as we accept His Yoke upon our lives. Alfonso Kirk As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's listen along to Part 5 of this series as we learn how our Faith is expressed through our Confidence in God's Word. 00:59:39 Sun, 04 May 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-87126-1.mp3 Faith As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's listen along to Part 5 of this series as we learn how our Faith is expressed through our Confidence in God's Word. As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's listen along to Part 5 of this series as we learn how our Faith is expressed through our Confidence in God's Word. Alfonso Kirk As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's listen along to Part 4 of this series as we learn how our Faith is expressed through our Obedience & Trust in God's Word. 01:13:24 Sun, 27 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-87091-1.mp3 Faith As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's listen along to Part 4 of this series as we learn how our Faith is expressed through our Obedience & Trust in God's Word. As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's listen along to Part 4 of this series as we learn how our Faith is expressed through our Obedience & Trust in God's Word. Alfonso Kirk As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's listen along to Part 3 of this series and try to understand why Faith is Required and how our lack thereof hinders God's work in our lives. 00:59:52 Sun, 20 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-85959-1.mp3 Yoke As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's listen along to Part 3 of this series and try to understand why Faith is Required and how our lack thereof hinders God's work in our lives. As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's listen along to Part 3 of this series and try to understand why Faith is Required and how our lack thereof hinders God's work in our lives. Alfonso Kirk As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's listen along to Part 2 of this series and try to understand why Faith is Required. 00:58:57 Sun, 13 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-80512-1.mp3 Yoke As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's listen along to Part 2 of this series and try to understand why Faith is Required. As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's listen along to Part 2 of this series and try to understand why Faith is Required. Alfonso Kirk As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's listen along to this series and try to understand what our Master was talking about. 01:01:39 Sun, 30 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-78462-1.mp3 Yoke As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's listen along to this series and try to understand what our Master was talking about. As we struggle through life, issue after issue, it is imperative that we remember a profound statement Jesus made. He said "My Yoke Is Easy and My burden is light". It's true that all of His statements were profound, but as Satan attempts to pull blinders over our eyes, this one is especially relevant to the people of God today. Let's listen along to this series and try to understand what our Master was talking about. Alfonso Kirk As we celebrate Resurrection Sunday, we would be remiss if we didn't focus on the Master teaching us how to Serve. Jesus told us that to be the greatest we must learn to serve, Him and each other. The Cross is a constant reminder of how far our service must go. We must be willing to give our lives to Him and to each other. That's what Jesus did, that's what Mary Magdalene imitated, and that's what He expects from us. Let's listen along as we see Jesus use someone with The Heart Of A Servant. 00:54:32 Sun, 23 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-75740-1.mp3 Servant As we celebrate Resurrection Sunday, we would be remiss if we didn't focus on the Master teaching us how to Serve. Jesus told us that to be the greatest we must learn to serve, Him and each other. The Cross is a constant reminder of how far our service must go. We must be willing to give our lives to Him and to each other. That's what Jesus did, that's what Mary Magdalene imitated, and that's what He expects from us. Let's listen along as we see Jesus use someone with The Heart Of A Servant. As we celebrate Resurrection Sunday, we would be remiss if we didn't focus on the Master teaching us how to Serve. Jesus told us that to be the greatest we must learn to serve, Him and each other. The Cross is a constant reminder of how far our service must go. We must be willing to give our lives to Him and to each other. That's what Jesus did, that's what Mary Magdalene imitated, and that's what He expects from us. Let's listen along as we see Jesus use someone with The Heart Of A Servant. Alfonso Kirk In observance of Palm Sunday, we often think about Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem on the back of the young donkey on top of the palm leaves and peoples coats with the people shouting "Hosanna, Hosanna". But rarely do we think about what happened on the road to Jerusalem with the scared disciples as he tried to explain to them what they were about to walk into. Let's listen along as Jesus tries to prepare His disciples on what was sure to happen when they got to Jerusalem. 01:03:09 Sun, 16 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-75011-1.mp3 Palm,Sunday In observance of Palm Sunday, we often think about Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem on the back of the young donkey on top of the palm leaves and peoples coats with the people shouting "Hosanna, Hosanna". But rarely do we think about what happened on the road to Jerusalem with the scared disciples as he tried to explain to them what they were about to walk into. Let's listen along as Jesus tries to prepare His disciples on what was sure to happen when they got to Jerusalem. In observance of Palm Sunday, we often think about Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem on the back of the young donkey on top of the palm leaves and peoples coats with the people shouting "Hosanna, Hosanna". But rarely do we think about what happened on the road to Jerusalem with the scared disciples as he tried to explain to them what they were about to walk into. Let's listen along as Jesus tries to prepare His disciples on what was sure to happen when they got to Jerusalem. Alfonso Kirk With everything that's going on with us and around us, we are easily distracted and sometimes forget why we do what we do and why God did what He did and is doing what He's doing. In today's message, we listen to Jesus make it quite clear that LOVE is what holds everything together. LOVE is the reason God reached out to us through Jesus and we must respond in LOVE if we are to reach back to Him and out to others. Listen along today as we recognize that LOVE is the key that best unlocks God's mysteries to us. 01:06:25 Sun, 09 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-72416-1.mp3 Love With everything that's going on with us and around us, we are easily distracted and sometimes forget why we do what we do and why God did what He did and is doing what He's doing. In today's message, we listen to Jesus make it quite clear that LOVE is what holds everything together. LOVE is the reason God reached out to us through Jesus and we must respond in LOVE if we are to reach back to Him and out to others. Listen along today as we recognize that LOVE is the key that best unlocks God's mysteries to us. With everything that's going on with us and around us, we are easily distracted and sometimes forget why we do what we do and why God did what He did and is doing what He's doing. In today's message, we listen to Jesus make it quite clear that LOVE is what holds everything together. LOVE is the reason God reached out to us through Jesus and we must respond in LOVE if we are to reach back to Him and out to others. Listen along today as we recognize that LOVE is the key that best unlocks God's mysteries to us. Alfonso Kirk In today's message, we give a report on what God spoke in several messages in our revival in Boucan LaMarre, Haiti during the Feb 2008 Missions trip. God spoke to us regarding our ministry of reconciliation, the reality that Heaven is our new Home, the fact that everything here is already His, and the importance of having a Kingdom mind-set. Listen along today as we realize that the Word spoken to the church in our remote Haitian village is just as applicable and relevant as it is to us here back in the USA. 01:01:40 Sun, 02 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-72394-1.mp3 Reconciliation In today's message, we give a report on what God spoke in several messages in our revival in Boucan LaMarre, Haiti during the Feb 2008 Missions trip. God spoke to us regarding our ministry of reconciliation, the reality that Heaven is our new Home, the fact that everything here is already His, and the importance of having a Kingdom mind-set. Listen along today as we realize that the Word spoken to the church in our remote Haitian village is just as applicable and relevant as it is to us here back in the USA. In today's message, we give a report on what God spoke in several messages in our revival in Boucan LaMarre, Haiti during the Feb 2008 Missions trip. God spoke to us regarding our ministry of reconciliation, the reality that Heaven is our new Home, the fact that everything here is already His, and the importance of having a Kingdom mind-set. Listen along today as we realize that the Word spoken to the church in our remote Haitian village is just as applicable and relevant as it is to us here back in the USA. Allen Judge It's Time 01:00:05 Mon, 18 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-66316-1.mp3 Harvest,Power It's Time It's Time Alfonso Kirk In today's message, Elijah has been obedient in delivering God's Words Ahab, made all the right decisions, and just recently defeated and killed all the prophets of Baal and Asheroth at the Great Showdown on Mount Carmel. He has even brought rain to end the drought of a severely famished land. But when we pick up our text, he's hiding away in a cave afraid of the dangerous and powerful Queen Jezebel. Listen along as we learn how Elijah briefly lost his focus and ended up on the run from a "defeated" enemy. 01:05:08 Wed, 06 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-63513-1.mp3 Focus,Fear In today's message, Elijah has been obedient in delivering God's Words Ahab, made all the right decisions, and just recently defeated and killed all the prophets of Baal and Asheroth at the Great Showdown on Mount Carmel. He has even brought rain to end the drought of a severely famished land. But when we pick up our text, he's hiding away in a cave afraid of the dangerous and powerful Queen Jezebel. Listen along as we learn how Elijah briefly lost his focus and ended up on the run from a "defeated" enemy. In today's message, Elijah has been obedient in delivering God's Words Ahab, made all the right decisions, and just recently defeated and killed all the prophets of Baal and Asheroth at the Great Showdown on Mount Carmel. He has even brought rain to end the drought of a severely famished land. But when we pick up our text, he's hiding away in a cave afraid of the dangerous and powerful Queen Jezebel. Listen along as we learn how Elijah briefly lost his focus and ended up on the run from a "defeated" enemy. Alfonso Kirk In today's text, the Apostle Peter knew his days were drawing short. He ended his 1st letter warning believers to be on the lookout for an adversary on the prowl seeking whoever he could devour. Peter uses his last breath to warn the leaders and people about pursuing spiritual growth, avoiding & exposing false teaching, and preparing for Christ's return. Listen along today as Peter finishes up his final plea that remains so relevant to believers today. 60:05 Sun, 27 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-62273-1.mp3 warning,preparing In today's text, the Apostle Peter knew his days were drawing short. He ended his 1st letter warning believers to be on the lookout for an adversary on the prowl seeking whoever he could devour. Peter uses his last breath to warn the leaders and people about pursuing spiritual growth, avoiding & exposing false teaching, and preparing for Christ's return. Listen along today as Peter finishes up his final plea that remains so relevant to believers today. In today's text, the Apostle Peter knew his days were drawing short. He ended his 1st letter warning believers to be on the lookout for an adversary on the prowl seeking whoever he could devour. Peter uses his last breath to warn the leaders and people about pursuing spiritual growth, avoiding & exposing false teaching, and preparing for Christ's return. Listen along today as Peter finishes up his final plea that remains so relevant to believers today. Wed, 23 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0600 Haiti Mission 2007 Haiti Mission 2007 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-60412-3.mp4 Haiti In today's text, the Apostle Peter knew his days were drawing short. He ended his 1st letter warning believers to be on the lookout for an adversary on the prowl seeking whoever he could devour. Peter uses his last breath to warn the leaders and people about pursuing spiritual growth, avoiding & exposing false teaching, and preparing for Christ's return. Listen along today as Peter finishes up his final plea that remains so relevant to believers today. Alfonso Kirk Most of us think of Dr. MLK Jr. as mainly a Civil Rights activist, but he was so much more. He was a true example of how God uses an obedient life against all odds to accomplish His will. But we must remain true to God's Word, especially through difficult times, for Him to use us to the Max. Jesus IS the Way & Martin showed us how to follow in the Way. Listen along as God speaks to us about the importance and necessity of Peace. 61:27 Sun, 20 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-60617-1.mp3 Dr.,MLK,Jr,Peace Most of us think of Dr. MLK Jr. as mainly a Civil Rights activist, but he was so much more. He was a true example of how God uses an obedient life against all odds to accomplish His will. But we must remain true to God's Word, especially through difficult times, for Him to use us to the Max. Jesus IS the Way & Martin showed us how to follow in the Way. Listen along as God speaks to us about the importance and necessity of Peace. Most of us think of Dr. MLK Jr. as mainly a Civil Rights activist, but he was so much more. He was a true example of how God uses an obedient life against all odds to accomplish His will. But we must remain true to God's Word, especially through difficult times, for Him to use us to the Max. Jesus IS the Way & Martin showed us how to follow in the Way. Listen along as God speaks to us about the importance and necessity of Peace. Alfonso Kirk In today's text, the Apostle Peter knew his days were drawing short. He ended his 1st letter warning believers to be on the lookout for an adversary on the prowl seeking whoever he could devour. Peter uses his last breath to warn the leaders and people about pursuing spiritual growth, avoiding & exposing false teaching, and preparing for Christ's return. Listen along today as Peter makes his final plea that remains so relevant to believers today. 63:24 Sun, 13 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-58578-1.mp3 Warned In today's text, the Apostle Peter knew his days were drawing short. He ended his 1st letter warning believers to be on the lookout for an adversary on the prowl seeking whoever he could devour. Peter uses his last breath to warn the leaders and people about pursuing spiritual growth, avoiding & exposing false teaching, and preparing for Christ's return. Listen along today as Peter makes his final plea that remains so relevant to believers today. In today's text, the Apostle Peter knew his days were drawing short. He ended his 1st letter warning believers to be on the lookout for an adversary on the prowl seeking whoever he could devour. Peter uses his last breath to warn the leaders and people about pursuing spiritual growth, avoiding & exposing false teaching, and preparing for Christ's return. Listen along today as Peter makes his final plea that remains so relevant to believers today. Alfonso Kirk Solomon, his son Rehoboam, and his rival Jeroboam all flatly refused to obey God, especially in the areas of not worshipping other gods. These acts of disobedience eventually cost these kings their kingdoms. But today we see the cost of disobedience paid by the very prophet used by God to speak out against the sins of King Jeroboam. Listen along as we see that disobedience always has a high cost even (especially) among God's chosen people. 64:14 Sun, 06 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-57903-1.mp3 Disobedience Solomon, his son Rehoboam, and his rival Jeroboam all flatly refused to obey God, especially in the areas of not worshipping other gods. These acts of disobedience eventually cost these kings their kingdoms. But today we see the cost of disobedience paid by the very prophet used by God to speak out against the sins of King Jeroboam. Listen along as we see that disobedience always has a high cost even (especially) among God's chosen people. Solomon, his son Rehoboam, and his rival Jeroboam all flatly refused to obey God, especially in the areas of not worshipping other gods. These acts of disobedience eventually cost these kings their kingdoms. But today we see the cost of disobedience paid by the very prophet used by God to speak out against the sins of King Jeroboam. Listen along as we see that disobedience always has a high cost even (especially) among God's chosen people. Alfonso Kirk Jesus' half-brother Jude wanted to talk about the great unending love that his Savior, Jesus Christ, had for mankind and how that love was expressed through His unspeakable gift of salvation to all who believed. But as Jude looked around and saw what was happening inside the church, how false teaching and immoral living had crept into the church, in both leadership capacities as well as lay members, the Holy Ghost led Jude to warn and speak out against this apostasy. I see now exactly what Jude saw then, so while I would love to talk about God's salvation through Jesus Christ, I cannot stop there. Listen along as we continue sounding the alarm through this relevant message today. 62:45 Sun, 16 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-54716-1.mp3 Jude Jesus' half-brother Jude wanted to talk about the great unending love that his Savior, Jesus Christ, had for mankind and how that love was expressed through His unspeakable gift of salvation to all who believed. But as Jude looked around and saw what was happening inside the church, how false teaching and immoral living had crept into the church, in both leadership capacities as well as lay members, the Holy Ghost led Jude to warn and speak out against this apostasy. I see now exactly what Jude saw then, so while I would love to talk about God's salvation through Jesus Christ, I cannot stop there. Listen along as we continue sounding the alarm through this relevant message today. Jesus' half-brother Jude wanted to talk about the great unending love that his Savior, Jesus Christ, had for mankind and how that love was expressed through His unspeakable gift of salvation to all who believed. But as Jude looked around and saw what was happening inside the church, how false teaching and immoral living had crept into the church, in both leadership capacities as well as lay members, the Holy Ghost led Jude to warn and speak out against this apostasy. I see now exactly what Jude saw then, so while I would love to talk about God's salvation through Jesus Christ, I cannot stop there. Listen along as we continue sounding the alarm through this relevant message today. Alfonso Kirk As we celebrate the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ, we are all assembled to hear A Word From God. It's also ironic that this Christmas celebration was started over 2000 years ago with A Word From God. Let's take a quick look at how God sent His Word through the angel Gabriel to 4 people preceding that first Christmas season. Let's see what we can learn to how they responded to their Word from God. God is still sharing His Word to all who are seeking Him. Let's make sure we stop long enough during this busy season to hear from Him and respond accordingly. 45:43 Fri, 14 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-55127-1.mp3 Christmas As we celebrate the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ, we are all assembled to hear A Word From God. It's also ironic that this Christmas celebration was started over 2000 years ago with A Word From God. Let's take a quick look at how God sent His Word through the angel Gabriel to 4 people preceding that first Christmas season. Let's see what we can learn to how they responded to their Word from God. God is still sharing His Word to all who are seeking Him. Let's make sure we stop long enough during this busy season to hear from Him and respond accordingly. As we celebrate the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ, we are all assembled to hear A Word From God. It's also ironic that this Christmas celebration was started over 2000 years ago with A Word From God. Let's take a quick look at how God sent His Word through the angel Gabriel to 4 people preceding that first Christmas season. Let's see what we can learn to how they responded to their Word from God. God is still sharing His Word to all who are seeking Him. Let's make sure we stop long enough during this busy season to hear from Him and respond accordingly. Alfonso Kirk Jesus' half-brother Jude wanted to talk about the great unending love that his Savior, Jesus Christ, had for mankind and how that love was expressed through His unspeakable gift of salvation to all who believed. But as Jude looked around and saw what was happening inside the church, how false teaching and immoral living had crept into the church, in both leadership capacities as well as lay members, the Holy Ghost led Jude to warn and speak out against this apostasy. I see now exactly what Jude saw then, so while I would love to talk about God's salvation through Jesus Christ, I cannot stop there. Listen along at this relevant message to us today. 67:13 Sun, 09 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-54858-1.mp3 Jude Jesus' half-brother Jude wanted to talk about the great unending love that his Savior, Jesus Christ, had for mankind and how that love was expressed through His unspeakable gift of salvation to all who believed. But as Jude looked around and saw what was happening inside the church, how false teaching and immoral living had crept into the church, in both leadership capacities as well as lay members, the Holy Ghost led Jude to warn and speak out against this apostasy. I see now exactly what Jude saw then, so while I would love to talk about God's salvation through Jesus Christ, I cannot stop there. Listen along at this relevant message to us today. Jesus' half-brother Jude wanted to talk about the great unending love that his Savior, Jesus Christ, had for mankind and how that love was expressed through His unspeakable gift of salvation to all who believed. But as Jude looked around and saw what was happening inside the church, how false teaching and immoral living had crept into the church, in both leadership capacities as well as lay members, the Holy Ghost led Jude to warn and speak out against this apostasy. I see now exactly what Jude saw then, so while I would love to talk about God's salvation through Jesus Christ, I cannot stop there. Listen along at this relevant message to us today. Alfonso Kirk At LWM, we have a familiar saying. It goes "If the Word says it, That's the way it is". But this implies that we have an unwavering commitment to the Word. Is this true in your life? Join Pastor Alfonso as we peek into the Word and examine Gideon, a famous member of the Hebrews 11 Hall of Faith, and his experiences. Let's learn from his successes, and his mistakes. 64:54 Wed, 20 Jun 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-21273-1.mp3 Jude At LWM, we have a familiar saying. It goes "If the Word says it, That's the way it is". But this implies that we have an unwavering commitment to the Word. Is this true in your life? Join Pastor Alfonso as we peek into the Word and examine Gideon, a famous member of the Hebrews 11 Hall of Faith, and his experiences. Let's learn from his successes, and his mistakes. At LWM, we have a familiar saying. It goes "If the Word says it, That's the way it is". But this implies that we have an unwavering commitment to the Word. Is this true in your life? Join Pastor Alfonso as we peek into the Word and examine Gideon, a famous member of the Hebrews 11 Hall of Faith, and his experiences. Let's learn from his successes, and his mistakes. Alfonso Kirk At LWM, we have a familiar saying. It goes "If the Word says it, That's the way it is". But this implies that we have an unwavering commitment to the Word. Is this true in your life? Join Pastor Alfonso as we peek into the Word and examine Gideon, a famous member of the Hebrews 11 Hall of Faith, and his experiences. Let's learn from his successes, and his mistakes. 59:43 Sun, 17 Jun 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-21272-1.mp3 Jude At LWM, we have a familiar saying. It goes "If the Word says it, That's the way it is". But this implies that we have an unwavering commitment to the Word. Is this true in your life? Join Pastor Alfonso as we peek into the Word and examine Gideon, a famous member of the Hebrews 11 Hall of Faith, and his experiences. Let's learn from his successes, and his mistakes. At LWM, we have a familiar saying. It goes "If the Word says it, That's the way it is". But this implies that we have an unwavering commitment to the Word. Is this true in your life? Join Pastor Alfonso as we peek into the Word and examine Gideon, a famous member of the Hebrews 11 Hall of Faith, and his experiences. Let's learn from his successes, and his mistakes. Alfonso Kirk Jesus left His disciples, i.e. His Church, with some specific instructions on what they were to do and how they were to do it. Talk is cheap but Jesus expects action. Join Pastor Kirk speaking to Elizabeth Baptist Church as He explains what God has said and is saying today to Living Witness Ministries and beyond. 67:56 Sun, 10 Jun 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-21269-1.mp3 Jude Jesus left His disciples, i.e. His Church, with some specific instructions on what they were to do and how they were to do it. Talk is cheap but Jesus expects action. Join Pastor Kirk speaking to Elizabeth Baptist Church as He explains what God has said and is saying today to Living Witness Ministries and beyond. Jesus left His disciples, i.e. His Church, with some specific instructions on what they were to do and how they were to do it. Talk is cheap but Jesus expects action. Join Pastor Kirk speaking to Elizabeth Baptist Church as He explains what God has said and is saying today to Living Witness Ministries and beyond. Sun, 10 Jun 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Alfonso Kirk Jesus left His disciples, i.e. His Church, with some specific instructions on what they were to do and how they were to do it. Talk is cheap but Jesus expects action. Join Pastor Kirk speaking to Elizabeth Baptist Church as He explains what God has said and is saying today to Living Witness Ministries and beyond. Jesus left His disciples, i.e. His Church, with some specific instructions on what they were to do and how they were to do it. Talk is cheap but Jesus expects action. Join Pastor Kirk speaking to Elizabeth Baptist Church as He explains what God has said and is saying today to Living Witness Ministries and beyond. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-21269-2 Jude Jesus left His disciples, i.e. His Church, with some specific instructions on what they were to do and how they were to do it. Talk is cheap but Jesus expects action. Join Pastor Kirk speaking to Elizabeth Baptist Church as He explains what God has said and is saying today to Living Witness Ministries and beyond. Alfonso Kirk I trust that you will all join us in wishing a "Happy Mother's Day" to the many wonderful Godly women in our lives. Pastor Alfonso takes a close look at one in particular today, Hannah, who allowed God to work through her horrible circumstances to produce miraculous results. I'm sure many of us, male & female, can identify with Hannah's situation. 63:22 Sun, 13 May 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-17736-1.mp3 Jude I trust that you will all join us in wishing a "Happy Mother's Day" to the many wonderful Godly women in our lives. Pastor Alfonso takes a close look at one in particular today, Hannah, who allowed God to work through her horrible circumstances to produce miraculous results. I'm sure many of us, male & female, can identify with Hannah's situation. I trust that you will all join us in wishing a "Happy Mother's Day" to the many wonderful Godly women in our lives. Pastor Alfonso takes a close look at one in particular today, Hannah, who allowed God to work through her horrible circumstances to produce miraculous results. I'm sure many of us, male & female, can identify with Hannah's situation. Alfonso Kirk Jesus left His disciples, i.e. His Church, with some specific instructions on what they were to do and how they were to do it. Talk is cheap but Jesus expects action. Join Pastor Kirk as He explains what God has said and is saying today to Living Witness Ministries and beyond. 62:17 Sun, 06 May 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-16380-1.mp3 Jude Jesus left His disciples, i.e. His Church, with some specific instructions on what they were to do and how they were to do it. Talk is cheap but Jesus expects action. Join Pastor Kirk as He explains what God has said and is saying today to Living Witness Ministries and beyond. Jesus left His disciples, i.e. His Church, with some specific instructions on what they were to do and how they were to do it. Talk is cheap but Jesus expects action. Join Pastor Kirk as He explains what God has said and is saying today to Living Witness Ministries and beyond. Sun, 06 May 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Alfonso Kirk Jesus left His disciples, i.e. His Church, with some specific instructions on what they were to do and how they were to do it. Talk is cheap but Jesus expects action. Join Pastor Kirk as He explains what God has said and is saying today to Living Witness Ministries and beyond. Jesus left His disciples, i.e. His Church, with some specific instructions on what they were to do and how they were to do it. Talk is cheap but Jesus expects action. Join Pastor Kirk as He explains what God has said and is saying today to Living Witness Ministries and beyond. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-16380-2 Jude Jesus left His disciples, i.e. His Church, with some specific instructions on what they were to do and how they were to do it. Talk is cheap but Jesus expects action. Join Pastor Kirk as He explains what God has said and is saying today to Living Witness Ministries and beyond. Alfonso Kirk It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. 62:00 Sun, 22 Apr 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-15423-1.mp3 Jude It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. Sun, 22 Apr 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Alfonso Kirk It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-15423-2 Jude It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. Alfonso Kirk We all know that Easter / Resurrection Day represents the fact that Jesus died on the cross for the remission of the world's sins and conquered the powers of darkness by rising again on the third day. But we often forget the astonishing circumstances and spiritual teaching that led up to and surrounded these unforgettable events. Join Pastor Kirk as we recount these events from a bird's eye view. 61:18 Sun, 08 Apr 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-13506-1.mp3 Jude We all know that Easter / Resurrection Day represents the fact that Jesus died on the cross for the remission of the world's sins and conquered the powers of darkness by rising again on the third day. But we often forget the astonishing circumstances and spiritual teaching that led up to and surrounded these unforgettable events. Join Pastor Kirk as we recount these events from a bird's eye view. We all know that Easter / Resurrection Day represents the fact that Jesus died on the cross for the remission of the world's sins and conquered the powers of darkness by rising again on the third day. But we often forget the astonishing circumstances and spiritual teaching that led up to and surrounded these unforgettable events. Join Pastor Kirk as we recount these events from a bird's eye view. Sun, 08 Apr 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Alfonso Kirk We all know that Easter / Resurrection Day represents the fact that Jesus died on the cross for the remission of the world's sins and conquered the powers of darkness by rising again on the third day. But we often forget the astonishing circumstances and spiritual teaching that led up to and surrounded these unforgettable events. Join Pastor Kirk as we recount these events from a bird's eye view. We all know that Easter / Resurrection Day represents the fact that Jesus died on the cross for the remission of the world's sins and conquered the powers of darkness by rising again on the third day. But we often forget the astonishing circumstances and spiritual teaching that led up to and surrounded these unforgettable events. Join Pastor Kirk as we recount these events from a bird's eye view. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-13506-2 Jude We all know that Easter / Resurrection Day represents the fact that Jesus died on the cross for the remission of the world's sins and conquered the powers of darkness by rising again on the third day. But we often forget the astonishing circumstances and spiritual teaching that led up to and surrounded these unforgettable events. Join Pastor Kirk as we recount these events from a bird's eye view. Alfonso Kirk We all know that Easter / Resurrection Day represents the fact that Jesus died on the cross for the remission of the world's sins and conquered the powers of darkness by rising again on the third day. But we often forget the astonishing circumstances and spiritual teaching that led up to and surrounded these unforgettable events. Join Pastor Kirk as we recount these events from a bird's eye view. 62:00 Sun, 01 Apr 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-12820-1.mp3 Jude We all know that Easter / Resurrection Day represents the fact that Jesus died on the cross for the remission of the world's sins and conquered the powers of darkness by rising again on the third day. But we often forget the astonishing circumstances and spiritual teaching that led up to and surrounded these unforgettable events. Join Pastor Kirk as we recount these events from a bird's eye view. We all know that Easter / Resurrection Day represents the fact that Jesus died on the cross for the remission of the world's sins and conquered the powers of darkness by rising again on the third day. But we often forget the astonishing circumstances and spiritual teaching that led up to and surrounded these unforgettable events. Join Pastor Kirk as we recount these events from a bird's eye view. Sun, 01 Apr 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Alfonso Kirk We all know that Easter / Resurrection Day represents the fact that Jesus died on the cross for the remission of the world's sins and conquered the powers of darkness by rising again on the third day. But we often forget the astonishing circumstances and spiritual teaching that led up to and surrounded these unforgettable events. Join Pastor Kirk as we recount these events from a bird's eye view. We all know that Easter / Resurrection Day represents the fact that Jesus died on the cross for the remission of the world's sins and conquered the powers of darkness by rising again on the third day. But we often forget the astonishing circumstances and spiritual teaching that led up to and surrounded these unforgettable events. Join Pastor Kirk as we recount these events from a bird's eye view. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-12820-2 Jude We all know that Easter / Resurrection Day represents the fact that Jesus died on the cross for the remission of the world's sins and conquered the powers of darkness by rising again on the third day. But we often forget the astonishing circumstances and spiritual teaching that led up to and surrounded these unforgettable events. Join Pastor Kirk as we recount these events from a bird's eye view. Alfonso Kirk It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. 66:57 Sun, 25 Mar 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-12046-1.mp3 Jude It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. Sun, 25 Mar 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Alfonso Kirk It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-12046-2 Jude It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. Alfonso Kirk It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. 61:34 Sun, 18 Mar 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-12045-1.mp3 Jude It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. Sun, 18 Mar 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Alfonso Kirk It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-12045-2 Jude It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. Alfonso Kirk It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. 63:29 Sun, 11 Mar 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-10559-1.mp3 Jude It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. Sun, 11 Mar 2007 00:00:00 -0600 Alfonso Kirk It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-10559-2 Jude It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. Alfonso Kirk It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. 62:07 Sun, 04 Mar 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-10192-1.mp3 Jude It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. Sun, 04 Mar 2007 00:00:00 -0600 Alfonso Kirk It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-10192-2 Jude It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. Alfonso Kirk It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. 59:24 Sun, 25 Feb 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-9922-1.mp3 Jude It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. Sun, 25 Feb 2007 00:00:00 -0600 Alfonso Kirk It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-9922-2 Jude It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. Alfonso Kirk It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. 58:34 Sun, 11 Feb 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-8484-1.mp3 Jude It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. Sun, 11 Feb 2007 00:00:00 -0600 Alfonso Kirk It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-8484-2 Jude It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. Alfonso Kirk It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. 63:06 Sun, 04 Feb 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-8354-1.mp3 Jude It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. Sun, 04 Feb 2007 00:00:00 -0600 Alfonso Kirk It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-8354-2 Jude It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. Alfonso Kirk It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. 58:08 Sun, 28 Jan 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-7574-1.mp3 Jude It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. Sun, 28 Jan 2007 00:00:00 -0600 Alfonso Kirk It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-7574-2 Jude It is very easy and quite commonplace for us to lose sight of where we are and why we're here. If we could fight through the facade and stay focused on our real home, our true destination, it would affect every ounce of our being. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages us to keep our eyes on Heaven while our feet are on Earth. Alfonso Kirk Many times we ask God to do something that He is simply not going to do. God's Word is the ultimate authority regarding what He has done, is doing, and going to do and also what He expects from us. Join Pastor Kirk as we expore some common questions to which God's answer is a resounding "NO". 63:12 Sun, 21 Jan 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-7573-1.mp3 Jude Many times we ask God to do something that He is simply not going to do. God's Word is the ultimate authority regarding what He has done, is doing, and going to do and also what He expects from us. Join Pastor Kirk as we expore some common questions to which God's answer is a resounding "NO". Many times we ask God to do something that He is simply not going to do. God's Word is the ultimate authority regarding what He has done, is doing, and going to do and also what He expects from us. Join Pastor Kirk as we expore some common questions to which God's answer is a resounding "NO". Sun, 21 Jan 2007 00:00:00 -0600 Alfonso Kirk Many times we ask God to do something that He is simply not going to do. God's Word is the ultimate authority regarding what He has done, is doing, and going to do and also what He expects from us. Join Pastor Kirk as we expore some common questions to which God's answer is a resounding "NO". Many times we ask God to do something that He is simply not going to do. God's Word is the ultimate authority regarding what He has done, is doing, and going to do and also what He expects from us. Join Pastor Kirk as we expore some common questions to which God's answer is a resounding "NO". http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-7573-2 Jude Many times we ask God to do something that He is simply not going to do. God's Word is the ultimate authority regarding what He has done, is doing, and going to do and also what He expects from us. Join Pastor Kirk as we expore some common questions to which God's answer is a resounding "NO". Alfonso Kirk As the country pauses this week to celebrate the birth of a great American, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we join in the celebration of the life of this great servant of Jesus Christ. In Mark 10, Jesus teaches us about being both a servant and being great. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he pays tribute to the greatest servant of them all, Jesus Christ, through the words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 51:49 Sun, 14 Jan 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-6512-1.mp3 Jude As the country pauses this week to celebrate the birth of a great American, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we join in the celebration of the life of this great servant of Jesus Christ. In Mark 10, Jesus teaches us about being both a servant and being great. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he pays tribute to the greatest servant of them all, Jesus Christ, through the words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. As the country pauses this week to celebrate the birth of a great American, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we join in the celebration of the life of this great servant of Jesus Christ. In Mark 10, Jesus teaches us about being both a servant and being great. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he pays tribute to the greatest servant of them all, Jesus Christ, through the words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Sun, 14 Jan 2007 00:00:00 -0600 Alfonso Kirk As the country pauses this week to celebrate the birth of a great American, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we join in the celebration of the life of this great servant of Jesus Christ. In Mark 10, Jesus teaches us about being both a servant and being great. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he pays tribute to the greatest servant of them all, Jesus Christ, through the words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. As the country pauses this week to celebrate the birth of a great American, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we join in the celebration of the life of this great servant of Jesus Christ. In Mark 10, Jesus teaches us about being both a servant and being great. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he pays tribute to the greatest servant of them all, Jesus Christ, through the words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-6512-2 Jude As the country pauses this week to celebrate the birth of a great American, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we join in the celebration of the life of this great servant of Jesus Christ. In Mark 10, Jesus teaches us about being both a servant and being great. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he pays tribute to the greatest servant of them all, Jesus Christ, through the words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Alfonso Kirk In today's scripture, David, in his waning days, is thoroughly convinced that although he had a great career serving God, that he's a Part of Something Bigger. At Living Witness Ministries, we are equally persuaded. After today's message, we pray that you share this conviction as well. No matter what God is doing now or has done in the past, His perfect will is still unfolding in our lives. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages you that although it is sometimes hard to see, understand, or appreciate God�s plan, rest assured that our obedience and faithfulness to His Word will bring it to past. 59:03 Sun, 31 Dec 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-5810-1.mp3 Jude In today's scripture, David, in his waning days, is thoroughly convinced that although he had a great career serving God, that he's a Part of Something Bigger. At Living Witness Ministries, we are equally persuaded. After today's message, we pray that you share this conviction as well. No matter what God is doing now or has done in the past, His perfect will is still unfolding in our lives. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages you that although it is sometimes hard to see, understand, or appreciate God�s plan, rest assured that our obedience and faithfulness to His Word will bring it to past. In today's scripture, David, in his waning days, is thoroughly convinced that although he had a great career serving God, that he's a Part of Something Bigger. At Living Witness Ministries, we are equally persuaded. After today's message, we pray that you share this conviction as well. No matter what God is doing now or has done in the past, His perfect will is still unfolding in our lives. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages you that although it is sometimes hard to see, understand, or appreciate God�s plan, rest assured that our obedience and faithfulness to His Word will bring it to past. Sun, 31 Dec 2006 00:00:00 -0600 Alfonso Kirk In today's scripture, David, in his waning days, is thoroughly convinced that although he had a great career serving God, that he's a Part of Something Bigger. At Living Witness Ministries, we are equally persuaded. After today's message, we pray that you share this conviction as well. No matter what God is doing now or has done in the past, His perfect will is still unfolding in our lives. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages you that although it is sometimes hard to see, understand, or appreciate God�s plan, rest assured that our obedience and faithfulness to His Word will bring it to past. In today's scripture, David, in his waning days, is thoroughly convinced that although he had a great career serving God, that he's a Part of Something Bigger. At Living Witness Ministries, we are equally persuaded. After today's message, we pray that you share this conviction as well. No matter what God is doing now or has done in the past, His perfect will is still unfolding in our lives. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages you that although it is sometimes hard to see, understand, or appreciate God�s plan, rest assured that our obedience and faithfulness to His Word will bring it to past. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-5810-2 Jude In today's scripture, David, in his waning days, is thoroughly convinced that although he had a great career serving God, that he's a Part of Something Bigger. At Living Witness Ministries, we are equally persuaded. After today's message, we pray that you share this conviction as well. No matter what God is doing now or has done in the past, His perfect will is still unfolding in our lives. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he encourages you that although it is sometimes hard to see, understand, or appreciate God�s plan, rest assured that our obedience and faithfulness to His Word will bring it to past. Alfonso Kirk 32:23 Sun, 24 Dec 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-5180-1.mp3 Jude Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. 61:54 Sun, 17 Dec 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-4534-1.mp3 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Sun, 17 Dec 2006 00:00:00 -0600 Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-4534-2 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. 61:40 Sun, 10 Dec 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-2402-1.mp3 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Sun, 10 Dec 2006 00:00:00 -0600 Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-2402-2 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. 61:56 Sun, 03 Dec 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-2401-1.mp3 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Sun, 03 Dec 2006 00:00:00 -0600 Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-2401-2 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. 62:50 Sun, 26 Nov 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-2400-1.mp3 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Sun, 26 Nov 2006 00:00:00 -0600 Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-2400-2 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. 64:18 Sun, 19 Nov 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-2399-1.mp3 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Sun, 19 Nov 2006 00:00:00 -0600 Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-2399-2 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. 60:19 Sun, 12 Nov 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-2398-1.mp3 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Sun, 12 Nov 2006 00:00:00 -0600 Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-2398-2 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. 62:58 Sun, 05 Nov 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-2397-1.mp3 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Sun, 05 Nov 2006 00:00:00 -0600 Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-2397-2 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. 57:51 Sun, 29 Oct 2006 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-2396-1.mp3 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Sun, 29 Oct 2006 00:00:00 -0500 Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-2396-2 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. 59:37 Sun, 22 Oct 2006 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-2395-1.mp3 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Sun, 22 Oct 2006 00:00:00 -0500 Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-2395-2 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people? Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he continues this series in defining the church and explaining this glaring paradox while discussing the goal of the church. 57:46 Sun, 15 Oct 2006 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-2394-1.mp3 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people? Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he continues this series in defining the church and explaining this glaring paradox while discussing the goal of the church. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people? Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he continues this series in defining the church and explaining this glaring paradox while discussing the goal of the church. Sun, 15 Oct 2006 00:00:00 -0500 Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people? Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he continues this series in defining the church and explaining this glaring paradox while discussing the goal of the church. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people? Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he continues this series in defining the church and explaining this glaring paradox while discussing the goal of the church. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-2394-2 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people? Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he continues this series in defining the church and explaining this glaring paradox while discussing the goal of the church. Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. 57:43 Sun, 01 Oct 2006 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-2393-1.mp3 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Sun, 01 Oct 2006 00:00:00 -0500 Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-2393-2 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. 61:24 Sun, 24 Sep 2006 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-2392-1.mp3 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Sun, 24 Sep 2006 00:00:00 -0500 Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-2392-2 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. 59:23 Sun, 17 Sep 2006 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-2391-1.mp3 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Sun, 17 Sep 2006 00:00:00 -0500 Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-2391-2 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. 59:15 Sun, 10 Sep 2006 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-2390-1.mp3 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Sun, 10 Sep 2006 00:00:00 -0500 Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-2390-2 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. 31:26 Sun, 03 Sep 2006 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-2388-1.mp3 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Sun, 03 Sep 2006 00:00:00 -0500 Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-2388-2 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. 31:05 Sun, 03 Sep 2006 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/488-rss-2389-1.mp3 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. Sun, 03 Sep 2006 00:00:00 -0500 Alfonso Kirk The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D488-rss-2389-2 Jude The Bible talks about Jesus presenting something to Himself called "The Church". According to the Bible, this "church" is perfect, without spot, blemish, or any such thing. How can we have a perfect "church" composed of imperfect people. Join Pastor Alfonso Kirk as he defines the church and attempts to explain this glaring paradox.