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Watch on September 25, 2022 Worship service, sermon by Sohrab Ramtin (Mark 14:3–9)

Watch on September 18, 2022 Worship service. It includes prayers, singing, announcements, a missionary spotlight, special music and a sermon by Sohrab Ramtin (Mark 14:3–9). The special music was by The Believers singing “Lord, Listen to Your Children Pray.” Ed Dickinson gave the Missionary Spotlight regarding work in Israel.

Dr. Sohrab Ramtin read Mark 14:3–9. (Interestingly, he taught on a parallel account of what Tom Cantor taught in Sunday school today. You can listen HERE

Then, Sohrab noted that the Gospels lead up to the point of the death, resurrection, atonement, and ascension of Christ. Sohrab said that God directs the drama in which there are enemies and friends. He pointed out that God overruled the priests and scribes plan (1-2). Among the friends was the woman who anointed Jesus with the perfume. He showed that this was one of the Mary’s from a John 12:31.

Sohrab also made the case that Simon the leper was probably healed by Jesus. He not only went over the account but also gave applications. He concluded with, “Have you received his gift of salvation?“

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Watch our September 18, 2022 adult Sunday school class taught by Tom Cantor (Matthew 26:1-5)

Watch our September 18, 2022 adult Sunday school class taught by Tom Cantor from Matthew 26:1-5.

Tom first gave a review of the previous parables. He gave application from Mordecai Ham’s and his own experiences that motivated them to evangelize. He gave applications on doing God’s will and a call to “finish well.”

Tom then taught from the passage noting Christ’s use of the present tense regarding the future feast and his betrayal. His conclusion included that Christ as our passover.

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Watch our August 28, 2022 Worship service, sermon by Dr. Sohrab Ramtin (The Temptation of Jesus, Luke 4:1-13)

Watch our August 28, 2022 Worship service. It includes prayers, singing, announcements, special music by “The Believers” – “I Will Sing Praise”, and a sermon by Dr. Sohrab Ramtin from the temptation of Jesus (Luke 4:1-13).

Sohrab Ramtin taught on the first temptation of Jesus. First, he read Luke 4:1-13. He gave a review of the multiple testimonies regarding Jesus in the previous chapters of Luke. He said the question was, “can he save sinners from sin? Can Jesus conquer the devil? Yes!

Sohrab compared and contrasted Adam and Jesus in their temptations. He gave applications including, deception only works if it has a measure of truth. He concluded with a call to trust in Jesus for salvation.

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Watch our August 21, 2022 Worship service, sermon by Tom Cantor (Ezra 3)

Watch our August 21, 2022 Worship service. It includes prayers, singing, announcements, special music and a sermon by Tom Cantor from Ezra 3. Pat did the special music playing “How great thou art“ on a mini tuba.

Tom taught on Ezra 3. First, he did a review comparing the first chapter with Romans 11. He also connected Ezra 2 with revelation 21:27. He then connected with Ezra 3:1 with Psalm 133.

Tom made the point “Begin with God!” He brought examples from his life including his Scantibodies facility in Ethiopia and his experience of antisemitism in a Swiss boarding school during the Six Day war.

Tom then connected Ezra 2:2 with Hebrews 10:19. From 2:4, he made the point “Have a tabernacle life.” He also made the point to “Meet God in the morning” and reference to him “This world is not my home…”

Watch more of our worship services with sermons by Tom Cantor, Sam Burton, and Sohrab Ramtin on our Website, YouTube channel, or more of Tom Cantor’s sermons on his YouTube Israel Restoration.

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Watch our August 14, 2022 Worship service, sermon by Sam Burton, “I am the alpha and omega.“

Watch our August 14, 2022 Worship service. It includes prayers, singing, announcements, special music and a sermon by Sam Burton, “I am the alpha and the omega.“

The guy who does our recording wasn’t here this Sunday, but here is the Facebook live stream. You do not need to sign into Facebook to watch it.

https://fb.watch/eV7iWZ2_X_/

Retired missionary Sam Burton gave his last sermon in the “I am“ series. First, Tom P. Read Revelation 1:8–11. Sam also gave other 4 passages where is the saying, “I am the alpha and omega“ was he is. He compared the Revelation 1:8-11 passage with Genesis 17:1. He also brought up different names of God.

Sam then went on to compare revelation 22:7 with John 4:13–14. He also addressed 22:12–13 regarding rewards. He then connected these passages to “Jesus is the author and finisher of our faith.“

He then concluded with a call to pray this passage and give thanks and that “Jesus is the perfect example.“

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Watch our July 31, 2022 Worship service, sermon by Sam Burton (John 15:1-13)

Watch our July 31, 2022 Worship service, sermon by Sam Burton John 15:1-13

Watch our  July 31, 2022 Worship service, including singing, announcements, special music,  and a sermon by retired missionary Dr. Sam Burton from John 15:1-13.

Sam has been teaching through the “I am“ sayings of the Lord Jesus. This week he focused on John 15:1-13 about the vine and the branches. He said the concept for today is “abide in Christ.“

Sam said in decisions to wait and pray on the Lord. Also, he emphasized helping each other in our life in Christ.

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Watch our July 24, 2022 Worship service, sermon by Sohrab Ramtin (Mark 13)

Watch our July 24, 2022 Worship service. It includes prayers, singing, announcements, and a sermon by Sohrab Ramtin from Mark 13.

The Chapel emphasizes the Lord Jesus Christ through Missions, Prayer, and the Word of God.

Mission Valley Community Chapel a small multigenerational Bible believing Christian church, an Open Plymouth Brethren (Christian Brethren) assembly. All leadership is volunteer, enabling the majority of our giving to go to evangelists and missionaries worldwide. There are opportunities to serve for those interested in participating, including outreach, hospitality, and music.

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Watch our July 24, 2022 Worship service, sermon by Sohrab Ramtin (Mark 13)

Watch our July 24, 2022 Worship service. It includes prayers, singing, announcements, and a sermon by Sohrab Ramtin from Mark 13.

The Chapel emphasizes the Lord Jesus Christ through Missions, Prayer, and the Word of God.

Mission Valley Community Chapel a small multigenerational Bible believing Christian church, an Open Plymouth Brethren (Christian Brethren) assembly. All leadership is volunteer, enabling the majority of our giving to go to evangelists and missionaries worldwide. There are opportunities to serve for those interested in participating, including outreach, hospitality, and music.

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Watch our July 10, 2022 Worship service, sermon by Sam Burton (John 14:6)

Watch our July 10, 2022 Worship service, including singing, prayers, announcements, special music, and a sermon by retired missionary Sam Burton from John 14:1-10 with a central focus on John 14:6.

After a great special music by Jose playing him on the harmonica, Sam Burton started the sermon by reading John 14:6. Then Tom P. lead us in reading John 14:1-10. Sam then taught from the passage connecting other passages like Isaiah 53 and I Thessalonians 4 on the second coming. He addressed issues such as loneliness; love, joy, and peace in the Lord; and God‘s love for us. Also, he pointed out that not everyone comes to the Lord that we all should. Concluding points included “rejoice in the Lord always“ and connecting John 14:6 with 14:3.

Ken W. picked the closing hymn and told a humorous story about the first time he heard it while on an evangelistic campaign.

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Joel 3 – Watch our June 19, 2022 Worship service, sermon by Tom Cantor from Joel 3

Watch our June 19, 2022 Worship service. It includes prayers, singing, announcements, special music, and a sermon by Tom Cantor from Joel 3.

Tom Cantor taught the last chapter of Joel this Sunday. First he read Joel chapter 3. Tom noted in 3:2 His “plead for my people” reveals the heart of God. He connected this to Jesus‘s mission to bring Jacob back to him (Isaiah 49:5). Jesus was sent to “bring him back, bring him back home.” Tom connected this to a song from Les Miserables. He said the tone of this song revealed God‘s heart for Israel.

Tom noted that the name Joel means Jehovah is God, and at the second coming Israel will acknowledge “Jehovah is my God” (Zechariah 13:9). He also referred to Zechariah 12:3 and 2:8 to indicate the importance of Israel to the Lord.

Next, he likened the Lord’s judgment to a murder case that took place near one of his facilities in Ethiopia. He used this as a sort of parable. I thought this was especially powerful and insightful.

Tom also connected Joel 3:9 to Exodus 3:13, Exodus 15:3, Psalm 2:2-3, Psalm 24:7-8, and Revelation 19:11-15.

Tom worked his way through the chapter showing the Lord‘s love for Israel, his judgment on the nations, and how he would restore Israel at the second coming. He connected  Joel to many related passages. He also related this to Jewish evangelism and evangelism in general presenting the gospel and God’s call to all sinners (John 1:29).

More worship services on here on our Website, YouTube channel, or Tom Cantor’s sermons on his YouTube Israel Restoration.

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