Believers Church Hannibal

Today, we look at John 3:16 to see how God's love prompted the sending of Jesus into the world.

Today, we look at Luke 2 to see how the birth of Jesus is good news of great joy.

For Week 2 of Advent, we look across God's Word to see how Jesus has brought and is bringing peace.

Week 1 of Advent: The Christian life is littered with promises intended to give hope, but only when we take the promises in hand by faith will we experience the joy, peace, and power of the Spirit to abound in hope.

Today, we look at LUke 6:37-42 and see Jesus warn us against hypocrisy.

Today, we look at Luke 6:27-36 where we see Jesus call his disciples toward radical love, generosity, and sacrifice as we seek to represent our Father to the world around us.

Today, we look at the beginning of Jesus' sermon in Luke 6:20-26.

Today, we look at LUke 6:1-19 and see Jesus having more conflict with the Pharisees and calling the 12 Apostles

As God’s people take part in rebuilding the temple, the Lord speaks through Haggai to give encouragement in their labor.

Disclaimer: The recording starts a few minutes into Reid's sermon. Through the prophet Haggai, God rebukes his people for busying themselves with their own houses while neglecting to rebuild the house of the Lord.

Today, we look at Luke 5:27-39 and see more conflict with the Pharisees.

Today we look at Luke 5:12-26 and see Jesus healing and the crowd's response.

This week, we look at Luke 5:1-11 and see our need to depend on Jesus.

This week, we see how Jesus is sovereign over the physical and spiritual in Luke 4:31-44.

Today we look at Luke 4:14-30 and see Jesus teaching in the synagogue at Nazareth and the crowd's response.

This week we look at Luke 4:1-13 and see the devil's temptation of Jesus and his response.

This week we look at Luke 3:21-38 and see the account of Jesus' baptism and his genealogy.

Today, we look at Luke 3:1-20 and see John the Baptist's teaching and ministry.

Today, we look at Luke 2:22-52 and see Jesus presented at the temple and later teaching in it.

Disclaimer: The beginning of the audio is cut off. Today, we look at LUke 2:1-21 and see the birth of Jesus and its announcement to the shepherds.