Groveland Missionary Church welcomed Justin Kron from Chosen People Ministries to our pulpit.  He goes around the country ministering to churches highlighting the OT and Jewish ties to Jesus and to us.  This morning he brought the meaning and the symbolism of the Jewish Sadar to how Jesus celebrated the Last Supper and how various elements point to who Jesus is and the redemption he offers.  Due to the length, I had to upload it in two parts.  This is part 1 and you will find part 2 next.  For more about Justin Kron, please visit his website at www. justinkron.com. 

Two thieves both ask to be saved.  Find out why one was ignored and why one was answered and how your prayer for salvation can be answered too.

This morning's message is about heaven -- what it is and how to get there.

When Jesus said, "I am the good Shepherd," he focused the idea of the shepherd into three characteristics that shepherds have.  You will hear those characteristics in this message.

This year at Groveland Missionary Church we have preached on a variety of passages in the Bible that built on our theme from Lamentations 3:21-22 focusing on God's steadfast love and faithfulness.  And God has been faithful to us this last year.  So this message explores the various topics and sermons that was preached over this last year.  Enjoy remembering how God has been faithful and looking forward to the Light of Jesus we will be preaching on in 2020.

The Roman oppression of the Jews had them praying for a Savior.  And God answered, but not in the way they expected.  He came as a light of salvation from our sins.  What are you doing with that light?

When the darkness of despair is all around you, the Light of Bethlehem Shines on as the Light of Hope.  It is good to know that hope is one of the things that Jesus brought into this world many years ago.  And that Light of Hope still shines today.

This is the first in a series about giving which we are going to look at this ThankGIVING season.  Because despite what you may think, we have much we can give to God.  This morning we look at giving God our talents.

Praise Him, Praise Him.  Now say that 11 more times and you have read the majority of Psalm 150.  It is all about praising the Lord in many ways.  And we look at three of these ways in this week's sermon.  Listen along with your favorite noise maker and join us in praising God.

Do to technical difficulties, the sermon this Sunday was not recorded.  Sorry for the inconvenience.

Remembering our past successes help us live our lives.  But how much more have our past failures helped us become who we are?  So we should pass on to the next generations not only our successes that they can learn from but also our failures.