Arriola Bible Church

This morning Scott H. fills the pulpit for Pastor Kent and teaches that what we know as The Beatitudes, should influence a believers life on a daily basis, as we strive to be more like Jesus.

This morning Frank M. teaches and we see that the Risen King is One who forgives and restores. We, like Peter, need that very thing from Jesus and He offers it, still today!

This morning we look at the rest of Hebrews 1 and a bit of Hebrews 2. We will see that the Bible is very clear that Jesus is superior to angels in EVERY way! That He is better and because He is better, we certainly need to listen to and obey His words.

This week we look at the Risen King and His interaction with the disciples and specifically Thomas. This passage has often been called the story of doubting Thomas; yet we see that Thomas was not all that different than the other disciples. We will then be challenged to believe, to have faith, to live it and to walk in it.

We look at what the Bible teaches about angels and then see that Jesus is the better name, the more superior name, THE name above all names.

This morning we see Jesus appear to His disciples on the night of His resurrection. He declares His peace upon them and then sends them out, with power, to represent Him.

As we prepare for the Lord's Supper, Andy C. reads from the Gospels and Randall L. teaches us about The New Covenant.

This morning we begin a new study in the book of Hebrews. We will see over and over again that Jesus is better - better than anything and everything. Our focus today is on the opening verses, which set the tone for the entire book. We see Jesus in His glory.

This morning we walk down the Emmaus Road with the risen Savior peering into the Old Testament to see that indeed, Jesus is found everywhere in the pages of Scripture.

Having ended our study on Acts and looking at the letters that Paul wrote while under house arrest in Rome, we ask the question: So, Paul, What's Next? Did Paul die in prison or was he released? Where did he go? What did he do? When did he die and under what circumstances? We will answer those questions in this message.

This morning we finish looking at Colossians 4; noting all the people Paul had an impact on and all those who impacted Paul. Then in Philemon we see that becoming a believer changes everything.

This morning we look at the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. Death where is your sting? Death where is your victory? Gone. Jesus is alive!

This morning we continue our series on the prison Epistles, those letters Paul wrote while in prison in Rome. Today we are looking at Colossians chapter 4 - focusing on the importance of prayer and our approach to the people around us.

This morning we continue to look at the suffering Savior: His willing sacrifice for us.

As we wrap up the Christmas season, we study Matthew 2 and the way God used the Magi to teach us about following God and about worship.

Today in our on going study of Jesus Christ's sacrifice for us, we look at His prayer in the garden and His willingness to walk the path the Father has laid out for Him.

On this Christmas Eve, we look at how the main players in the Christmas Story responded to God's intervention in their lives.

The angel told Joseph to name the Child Jesus. He is known and called many other names. This morning we look at some of those names.

Today we learn that our Christmas celebration is incomplete if we stop at the cradle and do not go all the way to the cross.

Today we look at The Lord's Supper from John 13:1-15 and Matthew 26:26-30. God calls us to take the Lord's Supper, looking back to Christ's finished work and looking forward to Christ's return.