Sermons

The Work that Lives On

St. Petersburg, Florida
Given by Chuck Sinon
January 10, 2026

God uses His faithful servants to carry on His work. Servants who were faithful to the end. In whom, God's Spirit has not faded over time, and whose legacy we can continue to carry until the work is done.

Living Faith: What it is and What it Does

Austin, TX
Given by David Treybig, Sr.
January 10, 2026

This sermon defines biblical faith as confident, obedient trust in God grounded in His character and promises. True faith acts, as seen in Hebrews 11, and perseveres through trials, producing endurance, character, and hope. Faith and hope look forward together, shaping how Christians live today. Faith is God’s gift yet must be nourished through Scripture, prayer, obedience, and testing.

As It Was In The Days Of Noah And Lot

Bentonville / Van Buren, Arkansas
Given by Tom Clark
January 10, 2026

Jesus warned us of the conditions we would see just before His return. He described them as like the days of Noah, and also like the days of Lot. How much do we understand about what those times were like, and can we see the comparison between that time and our time? It is important for us to recognize the...

History of Tithing

Los Angeles, California
Given by James Capo
January 10, 2026

How did tithing begin and what should our attitude be when we tithe?

What About Little Sins?

East Texas
Given by Ken Treybig
January 10, 2026

Our sixth Fundamental Belief is titled “Sin and God’s Law” and I want to use this question as a springboard to address this topic. Why is God’s law so important? What’s the big deal if I (or you) decide to just ‘fudge’ a little with God’s instructions?

Finding the Swing and Keeping It

Houston South, Texas
Given by James Ellis
January 10, 2026

This message reviews the background to Paul's relationship with brethren in the port city of Corinth. A unique phrase used in his first letter to the Corinthians has an interesting maritime context -- "servants of Christ" (1 Corinthians 4:1)

The Heart of a Widow

Redding / Stockton, California
Given by Michael Lindenberg
January 10, 2026

The Bible is filled with numerous examples of widows who endure grief, hardship, and difficulty while drawing closer to God and developing His character. What lessons can we learn from these courageous women known as widows?

Nine Roles of a Church Pastor

Castle Rock, Colorado
Given by Greg Sargent
January 10, 2026

What does God tell us about the responsibilities of a church pastor? Church of God, AWA has produced three, 3-ring binders full of training material for leaders and elders—Pastoral Development Program, Pastoral Training Program and Christian Leadership Training Program. Included in one of those binders is the 9 roles of a church pastor. God has made sure pastors are well-educated.

Aloneness Vs. Fellowship

Cleveland, Ohio
Given by Doug Johnson
January 10, 2026

Do current societal trends make you ask yourself where our world is headed? One perceptive researcher has come up with a phrase he says defines that direction: he labels our era “The Anti-Social Century.” A scary thought! What’s the biblical answer to the plague of loneliness in our world? What can combat the solitude of “aloneness by choice?” Enter the...

When Assumption Replaces Understanding

Columbia, South Carolina
Given by Drew Tranquada
January 10, 2026

Recorded 01/10/2026

Nurturing a Biblical Work Ethic

West Michigan
Given by Chris Moen
January 10, 2026

How do we nurture a strong work ethic in our children, which will be pleasing to God? The world is filled with mediocrity, and so the opportunities to excel are great. Here are five "incentives" or "rewards" that accompany honest labor to help our young people find joy and meaning in hard work done well.

Not An Impostor but a Servant of God

Atlanta, Georgia
Given by Roydon Morgan
January 10, 2026

Impostor syndrome exists where people inflict self doubt and believe they are not worthy of whatever they are doing. This can be an easy mindset for us to fall into, but it is not how God looks at us.