Arriola Bible Church

This morning Pastor Ted will be teaching from Matthew 3:16 - 4:11 "How to Defeat the Devil"

This Morning Randall will be finishing our study on the apostles creed

This morning Pastor Ted will be preaching in Matthew 3:1-17 – “The World’s Second Greatest Man”

This morning Randell will continue introduce us the Apostles Creed and Church history

This morning Pastor Ted preaches a sermon tilted "What makes Matthew special" . Looking at The genealogy of Jesus as described in Matthew chapter 1

This morning Randell will introduce us the Apostles Creed and Church history

1 Corinthians where Paul talks about the long line of faithful men who serve well and build upon the only foundation that will endure – Jesus Christ. Anything that a church is, it is because many, many Godly committed men and women have served well, taught well, preached well and have done so for the glory of God. Arriola Bible is no exception to that rule.

This morning we take a look at the Prayers of the New Testament. We know we should pray. We know the verses and the encouragements about praying. But do we always pray as we ought? Do we pray Biblically? This morning we will explore that concept.

This Morning we finish our look at Paul's farewell address to the elders from Ephesus. We see that the call to leaders is to guard themselves and then guard the flock which has been entrusted to them. How can anyone possibly be equipped for such a task? Doctrine. Knowing the Word. Making sure that all things are measured by the Word of God.

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This morning we look at Paul’s address to the elders of Ephesus. He knew that he was not going to be able to minister to or with them again. Paul was following God’s leading in his life to go to Jerusalem. So he called for them and shared this farewell.

This morning we look at Ephesians 2:1-10. We see that if it were not for God’s grace, we would forever be dead. Spiritually and eternally. “But God” changes everything. Everything.

This morning we take a look at the main question of life: Who do you say that I am? Jesus asked this of His disciples. He then said that He would build His church. Are the two related? Absolutely they are! And we will see that clearly this morning.

This morning we focus in on who we are in Christ. This is not a small matter. For who you are… who you really, really believe that you are will always affect how you think and what you do. So come with us on a journey of seeing what the Bible says about who you are in Christ.

This morning we come to the end of our study in Hebrews and we see once again, that Jesus is Better. Grace is Better. Embrace Him – you will find that Jesus is indeed better. Better than what, you ask? Better than all the religious systems out there. There is only one… His name is Jesus and He is Better!

This morning we look at one of the basic, fundamental building blocks of all of life: authority and submission. It is everywhere – even and especially in the church. This passage in Hebrews lays it out for us and we see that when we all play our part, church life is a delight.

This morning we finish our study in Revelation by looking at heaven from Genesis thru Revelation. As we see the glory and wonder of heaven, as we come to grips with all that is ours, we too cry out with John, “Even so, Come Lord Jesus”.

In Hebrews 13:8, the writer of Hebrews declares that Jesus Christ in the same yesterday and today and forever. Because of that great, great truth. (A truth that is indeed a truth!) we then are able to live as we ought. Walking in the light and grace of Jesus, filled, blessed and impacting this world.

This morning in our on-going study of Revelation we begin chapter 21. Finally. It is done. We leave the judgments and wrath of God poured out on sin and unrighteousness. The Holy City. Tears wiped away. God among His people. Heaven! These last two chapters in Revelation are rich and full and give the believer great hope.

This morning in Hebrews 13 we learn what the writer of Hebrews meant when he said: show gratitude. This is not just thought, but this is a lifestyle of action that flows out of the love we have for Jesus.