Sermon "The Blind Man At Bethsaida" Mark 8:22-26 By Michael Reed August 28, 2011a.m. (Click to Listen)

Jesus arrives in Bethsaida to find some friend's of a blind man begging Him to touch their friend so he could be healed. Jesus takes the man by the hand and leads him outside the village. Once outside the village Jesus heals him. This miracle seems to occurs in two stages, but why? Why outside the village? Well, spiritual growth also happens in stages, and most of the time God wants to remove us from the place that we are at in our life as well. We to are spiritually blinded by sin, in need of healing. We need the special attention of Jesus to be healed. When Jesus heals us of our spiritual blindness, it may take awhile to see clearly. By coming to Jesus through obedience to the gospel, by continuing to walk with Him we will see more clearly day by day.

Sermon "Beware of Leaven" Mark 8:14-21 by Michael Reed August 21,2011a.m service (Click to Listen)

Jesus is warning his disciples to beware of the leaven of the Pharisees, Sadducees and the Herodians. They did not understand at first and thought he was talking about bread, but they finally understood that He was talking about the teachings (Doctrine) of the Pharisees, Sadducess and Herodians. Leaven or Yeast is often depicted as sin in the bible and no doubt becoming involved with the doctrines of these people would have been sinful.

Sermon "Take Your Maidservant" Ruth 3:1-18 by Michael Reed Augist 21, 2011p.m. service (Click to Listen)

Naomi's gives advice to Ruth, Naomi loves her daughter-in-law as a daughter. She is concerned for her security and well-being. With advise from her mother-in -law Ruth will make a tender plea that will prompt Boaz to fulfill an obligation that was due the family of Elimelech.

Sermon "Let Me Glean" Ruth 2:1-12 By Michael Reed August 14, 2011p.m. (Click to Listen)

The Sermon "Let Me Glean" is about God's providence, how he provides for those who serve Him whole heartily. It is about humility and the willingness to minister to the needs of others. It's about kindness and a sense of propriety in the treatment of others. It about Faith in God's care for those that believe in Him.

Sermon "The Savior's Sigh" Mark 8:11-13 by Michael Reed August 14,2011a.m (Click to Listen)

The Savior's Sigh is about the Lord's reaction to the behavior of those who test Him. Have you ever considered the Lord's reaction to your behavior? When you refuse to believe in Him? When you do not follow him as you should? Would Jesus sigh deeply at us today? When we refuse to obey his gospel? When our conduct is not much different than those of the world? When our love is no different that that displayed by sinners? When the kingdom of God is not our priority in life? When tribulation or persecution causes us to stumble? When anxiety or materialism makes us unfruitful? When discouragement leads us to abandon prayer? When human traditions displace keeping the commands of God? When denominationalism defeats His prayer for unity? When the Love of the world replaces love for His Father?
How will Jesus react to our response to Him? Will it be great joy or a deep sigh in His spirit?

Sermon "I Will Go" From The Book of Ruth 1:1-22 by Michael Reed July 31,2011p.m (Click to Listen)

"I Will Go" Sermon by Michael Reed from Ruth 1:1-22. Ruth made a choice to leave family and false religion, for the true God and His family one that would have provide both temporal and eternal blessings Mk 10:29-30. Sometimes the choice is not between right and wrong, but between good and better, yet any choice we make will be the right one if made with these words of Jesus in mind:"But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you." - Mt 6:33.

Sermon "Feeding The Four Thousand" Mark 8:1-13 August 7, 2011a.m. by Michael Reed (Click to listen)

The sermon "Feeding The Four Thousand" from Mark 8:1-13 by Michael Reed, shows that even while Jesus' ministry while He was on earth was to the house of Israel, He also blessed the Gentiles that sought Him out. That ultimately the Gentiles would recieve the same blessings as the Jews. That all people would be blessed by God both Jew and Gentile.

Sermon "He Has Done All Things Well" Mark 7:31-37 By Michael Reed July 31, 2011a.m. (Click to Listen)

If Jesus has done anything for you, how would you discribe it? More than you expected? or Less than you expected?
Because what we see in Mark 7:31-37 Jesus Has done all things well! He astonised those who saw His miracles, He astonished those who heard His teacheing. Has He done all things well for you? and If not way not? Remember if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation...(2 Corinthians 5:17)
"What good is having a savior who can walk on water if you don't follow in His footsteps?" Michael Reed, Minister Mianland Church of Christ.