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Watch our June 12, 2022 Worship service, sermon by Sam Burton (John 11)

Watch our June 12, 2022 Worship service. It includes prayers, singing, announcements, special music, and a sermon by retired missionary Dr. Sam Burton on the raising of Lazarus (John 11).

Retired missionary Sam Burton taught on the raising of Lazarus by the Lord Jesus (John 11). First, Tom P. Read portions from the Chapter. Then Sam gave a short background on the location, Bethany. He included the ascension (Luke 24:50-51). He also pointed out that this was a place of fellowship and rest for Jesus.

Sam then went on about John 11. He noted that the sickness was for the glory of God. By raising Lazarus, the Lord showed that he was “the resurrection and the life.” Sam pointed out that Christ resurrection and ascension is our “Victory! Joy!” By it we have hope and joy. He then took the Lord‘s question to Martha about “Do you believe this?” and applied it to the listeners. Do you believe this?

Sam then went on to point out that our purpose was to live for the glory of God, too. He gave two lessons to be learned. The first was “Wow!”, about the marvel of the event. The second was the importance of resurrection.

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Watch our June 5, 2022 Worship service, sermon by Sam Burton (Luke 22:7–20)

Watch our June 5, 2022 Worship service. It includes prayers, hymn singing, announcements, special music, and a sermon by retired missionary Dr. Sam Burton (Luke 22:7–20).

Dr. Sam Burton gave a passage on Communion/the Lord supper. He taught primarily from Luke 22:7–20 and first Corinthians 11:23–28. First, Tom P.read these passages. Next Sam Burton compared the Last Supper to Passover “opportunity for all.“ He noted that Jesus was the Lamb of God (John 1:29). He also noticed how Pastor Charles Spurgeon had used Titus 3:5 “the kindness and goodness of God our Savior.“

Sam then went on to give details about the last supper. He then moved on to Pentecost (noting that this Sunday was Pentecost Sunday) and to the apostle Paul’s teaching to the church in Corinth. He connected the Lord’s supper to the second coming “do this until he comes.“

Sam then pointed out we were to examine ourselves in order to eat, not examine ourselves in order not to eat. He compared communion to the memorial stones the children of Israel got from the Jordan river when they crossed and and then set up.

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Watch Our May 29, 2022 Worship service, sermon by Sam Burton

Watch our May 29, 2022 Worship service. It includes prayers, singing, announcements, special music by “The Believers”, and a sermon by retired missionary Dr. Sam Burton.

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 May 15, 2022 Worship service, sermon by Dr. Sohrab Ramtin from Luke 24:51-53

Watch our May 15, 2022 Worship service, sermon by Dr. Sohrab Ramtin from Luke 24:51-53. It includes prayers, singing, announcements, special music, and a sermon by Sohrab Ramtin on the ascension of the Lord Jesus Christ from Luke 24:51-53.

For our musical special, José H. played “Because He Lives“ on the harmonica. I always enjoy how He is able to play the tune and accompaniment of a piece. I don’t know how he does it!

Dr. Sohrab Ramtin spoke on the Ascension of the lord Jesus from Luke 24:51-53. Sohrab showed how the beginning and end of the book of Luke fit together with its teachings about the Lord and how they balanced each other. He noted that the ascension is only in Luke. Also, it is in both of the books written by Luke, his Gospel and the Book of Acts. It is the end of his Gospel and the beginning of Acts.

Sohrab Ramtin broke the Ascension into three parts, event, response, and significance. A good points Sohrab made was that the preaching of the Gospel began in Jerusalem. He noted was where the Lord Jesus had taught and many of the events have taken place. This was a way of showing that it was true. It is very different from saying something happened long ago and far away. The Gospel was first proclaimed where it could be best tested.

Sohrab taught that all will bow to the Lord, either now or as a defeated enemy. He also noted that true worship results in obedience to the Lord. He concluded his sermon with 10 points about the Ascension and a call to commitment.

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Watch our May 15, 2022 Worship service, sermon by Tom Cantor (Joel 1)

Watch our May 15, 2022 Worship service including sermon by Tom Cantor (Joel 1). It includes prayers, singing, announcements, special music, and a sermon by Tom Cantor from Joel 1.

For this worship service, we sang four hymns. We sang “This Is the Day,” “Give to Our God Immortal Praise,” “He Leadeth Me,” and“Watch for Me, for I Am Coming.” Our special music was a family singing “Blessed Is the Man.” The congregation joined in for the second time.

Tom Cantor taught from Joel chapter 1. Tom noted that Joel‘s name means “Jehovah is God.” He also discussed some Jewish evangelism that he promotes and that we are praying for. Also, he drew the analogy that the Bible is like a chart to warn us from danger. He gave the example of when he goes fishing in Loretto, Mexico that he uses charts to avoid danger.

Tom also spoke of the significance of the locusts. He also applied this passage to the importance of child evangelism. He recommended the book “The Lamb” by John R. Cross. You can buy this book on Amazon or at Tom Cantor’s Creation and Earth History Museum Bookstore

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Watch our May 8, 2022 Worship service, sermon by Sam Burton (John 10:1-10)

Watch our May 8, 2022 Worship service. It includes singing, announcements, special music, a missionary report, and a sermon by retired missionary Dr. Sam Burton from John 10:1-10.

We sang the hymns “We’re Marching to Zion,” “Near to the Heart of God,” The Light of the World is Jesus,” and “Have You any Room for Jesus?”

We had a missionary report from Brazil. Dan told about the training of pastors, how churches were doing, and the teaching of children.

Next, retired missionary Sam Burton gave a sermon from The gospel of John (John 10:1-10), “The Door of Salvation.” Sam showed that Jesus is the great I Am (Exodus 3:14). He noted that this verse was in the present tense. He also taught from Isaiah 53:6, and compared Jesus the door to the door of the ark of safety and salvation.

Sam pointed out that there are two doors. Jesus is the door of salvation. Also, there is the door of our hearts that we are to open (Revelation 3:20). He also pointed out that Jesus coming into our hearts is not just our salvation but a daily pattern.

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Watch our May 1, 2022 Worship/Communion service, sermon by Tom Cantor (Nahum 2)

Watch our May 1, 2022 Worship/Communion service. It includes prayers, singing, announcements, special music a hymn on a harmonica by Josè H., and a sermon by Tom Cantor from Nahum 2.

The hymns sung this week included “Not All the Blood of Beasts” and “Hail, Thou Once-Despised Jesus!“

Tom Cantor from Nahom 2 on Nineveh’s judgment and destruction. He noted that when we are under pressure we have three voices they can speak to us the voice of the adversary (Devil), God (unlike the devil God is good), and self-reliance.

Tom pointed out that 100 years before Jonah had prophesied to Nineveh and they had repented. But now they were relying on self instead of God (2:1, 13). He noted in a two: to the emptiness of Nineveh. He contrasted that to the feeling that God gives (John 5:10; Luke 12:32; Colossians 2:6, and many other passages).

Tom Cantor then noted the interesting note that this prophecy was 100 years before the destruction of Nineveh. This too gave them time to repent, but they did not this time. He then described how the prophecies here were fulfilled when Babylon conquered Nineveh.

Tom concluded his teaching on Nahum 2 with the application of God’s love and desire that people repent and the gospel.

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Watch our April 24, 2022 Worship service, sermon by Sohrab Ramtin (Mark 12:13-17)

Watch our April 24, 2022 Worship service. It includes singing, announcements, special music, and a sermon by Sohrab Ramtin from Mark 12:13-17.

The hymns we sang this morning were “‘Abba, Father,’ We Approach Thee,” “Lord, Thou Hast Searched Me,” “Standing on the Promises,” and our closing hymn “My Savior First of All.“ our special music was a course from I Peter chapter 1 and 2, “To You Who Believe He is Precious.“

Dr. Sohrab Ramtin top from Mark 12:13-17 on the Lord Jesus Christ being questioned about paying taxes to Caeser. Sohrab noted that the Pharisees and Herodians were enemies, but they came together against Christ. He applied this to enemies who are against the truth of God will unite against the truth of God. He pointed out that the Pharisees would have the theological insight to try to trap Jesus and the Herodian’s would have the political connections to get the Lord in trouble.

Sohrab towards the conclusion said “truth is profound but also simple“ in referring to Jesus‘s response to them. He noted that the God had instituted government, so we should obey them unless they tell us to go against God. He also pointed out that the coins had Caesar’s images on them, but we are in the image of God. The implication is we should give ourselves to God as we should give Caesar’s coins to Caesar.

Tom Cantor also taught on this last week from the parallel passage in the Gospel of Matthew. His teaching was for our adult Sunday school. You can watch it Here.

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The Triumphal Entry! Watch our April 10, 2022 Worship service, sermon by Sam Burton

The Triumphal Entry! Watch our April 10, 2022 Worship service, including singing, announcements, special music of a medley of “Christ the Lord is Risen Today” by Charles Wesley and “The Hallelujah Chorus” by George Handel (arranged by Gail Smith), and a sermon by retired missionary Sam Burton on the Triumphal Entry of the Lord Jesus Christ and the Gospel.

Sam started with “Hosanna, blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord!” Tom P. then read from Matthew 21:1-11 and Psalm 118. Sam then let us in the singing of the song “This is the Day That the Lord has Made” and then prayed. This was our Palm Sunday service. Sam top from this passage. He also referred to other passages such as Isaiah 6:1, Zechariah 9:9, Philippians 2:5-11, and the account of Jesus and Nathaniel in John Chapter 1. He gave application including with the fruit of the spirit from Galatians 5:22–23. Sam concluded with a gospel appeal from John 3:16 and following.

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Watch our April 3, 2022 Worship service, sermon by Tom Cantor (Micah 6)

Watch our April 3, 2022 Worship service. It includes singing, announcements, special music “Ten Thousand Angels“ sung a cappella by Martha, and a sermon by Tom Cantor from Micah 6.

Tom titled his sermon from Micah 6 “O My People Remember.” Tom noted that the chapter started with the The word “Hear” (Shema in Hebrew). He went to Isaiah 53:3 the point of the sufferings of Jesus. Next, he showed how this was done to make one flock of all believers (John 10). He concluded this section with Hebrews 4:15 emphasizing how the Lord Jesus identified with our sufferings. He drew from the prophet Hosea to show how the Lord God is faithful to Israel even when they are unfaithful. In teaching from Micah 6, he noted the importance of Moses, Aaron, and Miriam to Israel. Another one of the points he made was that with Balaam, “God turns a curse into a blessing.”

The hymns for this worship/communion service included “When I See the Blood” (269), “Nailed Upon Golgotha’s Tree” (191), and the closing hymn “Once More Around Thy Table, Lord (850). Numbers are from the Friendship with God Hymnal. This is the hymnal we use. We have a free copies at Mission Valley Community Chapel.

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