Southwest Harbor Congregational Church

Telling of how God's word is sustaining and nourishing, and how without it we will become spiritually starved.

The profit Zechariah tells of encouragement for the past, the present and the future.

Haggai professing to the remnant of Israel to rebuild the temple.

Habakkuk's questions to God, God's answer, and the response of Habakkuk.

Nahum tells of the coming doom of the nation of Nineveh/Assyria.

The sovereignty of God's judgment and the restoration found only in Christ.

The Book of Micah drawing similarities to court cases with witnesses and defense. The Lord passing down Judgement and Mercy.

The story of Hosea and his unfaithful wife Gomer and the reflection thereof between God and the church.

Amos tells of God's outrage at the ungodliness of all the people.

On how our experiences in Heaven may vary based upon our pursuit of Godliness in this life.

Joel tells of the need for repentance and that the current disasters striking the nation of Israel where a result of their un-repentance.

The Prophet Obadiah speaks to the nation of Esau telling of the coming judgment.

Jesus appears to his disciples a third time after the Resurrection and asks Peter three times if he loves Him.

Jesus is resurrected and appears to his disciples and to Mary.

Jesus prays at the garden of Gethsemane and is himself sorrowful.

How the requirement for the redemption of sin is death and the redemption found in the death of Jesus.

To enter the Kingdom of God you must become like a child in obedience to God.

Jesus in the upper room explains to his disciples that it is good that he is leaving and that once he has left he will send the Holy Spirit.

Jesus continues to speak to the disciples in the upper room. He tells them about bearing the fruit of faith.

Jesus continues to speak with the disciples in the upper room and tells them that He is sending the Holy Spirit.