Landmark Church

Today, we are introduced to John the Baptist. This New Testament character reminds us that his job was to make Jesus known. We have that in common with him. We also are introduced once again to the concept that Jesus as Creator according to verse 3 of John chapter 1, Jesus has the ability to give the right for those who receive Him to become the children of God. How does Jesus do this? We give a very practical illustration of this life changing process.

Discover the profound truths woven into the Gospel of John as we unravel its theological depths. Together, we examine how the opening verses of John's Gospel lay a solid foundation against the heresies of its time, emphasizing the deity of Christ, and how it is possible to see Jesus as much more than just a man. Today, we see him as Creator God and the life and light of men. 

Today, we journey through the unique characteristics that set John's Gospel apart from the other three Gospels, including its profound simplicity and the iconic "I am" statements that reveal Jesus’ divine nature. Join us as we explore the depth of John's writing, which is both accessible and intellectually rich, and offering believers new and old a chance to deepen their faith.

In another segment, we dive into the redemptive power of God's promises and how they can transform our lives just as they did for Hannah. Learn about the transformative power of tithing and submission to God's will, drawing from personal experiences and Biblical insights. Witness how Hannah's dedication resulted in the birth of Samuel, a pivotal figure in Israel’s history, and how her journey inspires us to trust in God's plan and promises. Concluding with an uplifting call to trust in divine promises, we highlight Malachi's encouragement to bring the whole tithe and witness the abundant blessings of God. Tune in for an episode brimming with faith, hope, and inspiration anchored in the powerful story of Hannah.

Journey with Pastor Wade as he unpacks the remarkable covenant relationship between Jonathan and David, using 1 Samuel 18:1-4 as our guide. We'll explore the profound symbolism behind Jonathan’s gifts to David, and consider how these ancient but relevant acts of commitment resonate with themes of giving and stewardship. Pastor Wade introduces us to Jonathan, son of King Saul, who forms three pivotal covenants with David, starting with the gifting of his royal robe and weapons—a gesture of ultimate support and loyalty.

Intrigued by the metaphor of "a turtle on a fence post"? We'll show you how it perfectly illustrates God’s ability to elevate us beyond our shortcomings. Drawing insights from King Xerxes' grant of authority to Esther and Mordecai, we reflect on the true nature of power and authority bestowed upon Christ followers. Through a personal anecdote from my days as a state trooper, we highlight the distinction between authority and power, emphasizing that our worth and capability stem from our relationship with God, not merely our deeds.

How do moments of divine timing transform ordinary people into extraordinary heroes? Explore the profound themes of God's sovereignty and human courage through the riveting story of Esther. We’ll uncover how no wisdom or plan can stand against the Lord's will, as evidenced by Haman's ultimate downfall, and reflect on the critical importance of maintaining a rich relationship with God.

Today, we are given one example in the book of Esther, how God overrules the plans and decisions of men and causes those who lay traps for people to be caught by their own plan. God turns the tables on the proud and arrogant in a continued theme throughout the Biblical record. God may seem slow in His deliverance and answers to our prayers but it doesn't mean that He doesn't hear or answer our cries for help. 

As we continue in this series, we see a man who has everything, yet, cannot enjoy the life that he has because of one person. On the other hand we see a woman who is desperately trying to rescue her people. One is prudent, the other is bitter. Today, we see a deep truth about how easily our joy can be highjacked by a person that we give to much control. They may be totally unaware how you feel, but we give them the keys to our life and allow them to control us. Worse, it's totally self-inflicted.  

Today, we stop and examine a picture of the throne room of God. We see three main truths from Esther chapter 5, verses 1-3. We note that God has one theme, a thread that runs through out the Old Testament and is exposed thousands of years later by the coming of Jesus Christ. All of this is presented by Jesus himself, as he points back at these different Old Testament events. On the third day is a springboard to the truth of who Jesus is and the hope that can be found in him alone.