Man O War Church Sermon Messages

What is the purpose of this Gospel?

Please join us as our guest, Dr. Lamar Vest preaches the Word. 

 Pastor Ed continues in Galatians.

 Pentecost, God gave His church a Secret Weapon that would build and sustain His church (us) forever. 

A friendship with Jesus changes you

Pastor Ed continues in Galatians. 

Our God is in love with remnants. God does not forget faithful saints that carry on in love.

Being an instrument of praise to the God of glory, the Christ of glory who has planned the day of eternity for you. This is how we live in the light of our glorious future.

Pastor Ed continues in Galatians. 

“God has a holy plan for your life” 

This message from 2 Peter 3:4–10 reminds us that although scoffers doubt Jesus' return, God is not slow — He is patient, giving people time to repent. The world will one day face judgment by fire, but God's desire is for all to turn to Him and receive eternal life. His patience is not weakness, but a loving invitation to salvation before it's too late.

The end is near, even at the door… and for those who wonder why… why tribulation? Because God is righteous, and sin must be judged. Satan must be dealt with, and God will do it. He has decreed it, and he will bring it to pass.

The opening of the first seal is the greatest deception ever unleashed on the world.

The Divine source of the gospel Paul preached.

The fact that people don’t believe there’s going to be a rapture is inconsequential. Nobody believed Noah’s message about a flood. The rapture is next.

In this week’s message, “The Hope of the Second Coming,” we look at Peter’s final words in 2 Peter 3, where he urges believers to stay rooted in God’s Word and live with expectancy for Christ’s return. In a world full of scoffers and spiritual distractions, we’re reminded to encourage one another, hold fast to our faith, and let the hope of His coming stir us to greater love, holiness, and purpose.

We continue today in our study of the book of Galatians 

Because the devil never rests, contending for the faith is a job that never ends.

A Greater Judgement