Evangelistic Outreach Ministries

We can learn valuable lessons from the first church found in the book of Acts. Part 1 of the series focuses on conversion.

Pastor Josh Haines brings a powerful reminder of the joy and the gladness we can have in going to church, and inviting others to go with us. A familiar text, but a fresh perspective!

In the Song of Solomon, we find an unusual reference to "The Tower of David." Calvin Ray Evans preaches on what the tower was and what it represents to us today.

Preached from the 2025 Christian Unity Revival, we learn of the importance of the boundaries that God has set up for His children.

Preached from the 2025 Christian Unity Revival, Pastor Evans explains that the greatest witness the world sees of Christ is through the christian, living their life as an epistle to be read everyday. Christianity is on trial, and it's up to each individual to decide if they will believe and serve the Lord, or turn away.

The storms of life may be unexpected, but they didn't take the master by surprise!

One of the greatest needs of the church today is prayer, and people who are willing to go to battle on their knees.

Beginning the Romans 8 series, Pastor Brian Baer uses an illustration about a computer virus, and the antivirus to remedy the problem, and how it relates to sin and the remedy found in the cross.

In Job 38, we read of one of the many questions asked in the book: Hast thou entered into the treasures of the snow? Pastor Evans reveals many spiritual treasures that can be found in snow.

Preached from the 2025 Winterfest, Brian Baer preaches on the solution David gives when facing fear.

Preached from 2025 Winterfest, Pastor Evans preaches on the characters in the story of Isaac and Rebekah, and what the camel represents to us as Christians.

Preached from The 2024 Winter Camp Meeting in Seffner, FL, Brian Baer preaches about what David did in the most desperate time of his life.

Preached from The 2024 Winter Camp Meeting in Seffner, FL, Calvin Ray Evans preaches about the woman with the spirit of infirmity, and how Jesus healed her despite the indignant response from the critics.

We find great similarities in the characteristics of the sun, moon, & stars to Christ, the Church, and the Children of God.

In two passages given here from the Bible, we see the danger in removing the hedge. Pastor Evans preaches an informative message on what the hedge represents, and the importance of keeping the hedge up.

We must decide in our heart that if no one else will serve the Lord, we will!

Between the camps of the Phillistine and Israelite armies was a valley. This unclaimed area of land would be known in modern day military terms as no man's land. A church becomes no man's land when it is barren and without praise. David gives us a pattern to follow in no man's land: run toward your giant and defeat the enemy through the power of God.

God sets boundaries in our lives to keep the enemy out and to keep us in. When we cross those boundaries, there are consequences. In Joshua 15, we learn about one of God's boundaries: Scorpion's Pass.

When you find yourself lost, there are four steps to being found, described within the acrostic "S.T.O.P." Stop, Think, Observe, and Plan.

When a child is lost, we have an organization that works to recover them called "The Center For Missing Children." There are several parallels between the work of that organization and what the church should be for the lost. Let us do everything we can to seek the lost and bring them in!