Sermons

What We Might Miss in Prayer

Austin, TX
Given by Nick Slaughter
August 15, 2026

Sometimes we can miss things that seem obvious once we notice them. This sermon examines three areas of prayer where we might be overlooking things that matter. It considers Who we are talking to, how we approach Him and common barriers to prayer. What did Jesus teach and how do His roles and assignments to reveal the Father and preach...

The Law of Sowing and Reaping

Memphis, Tennessee
Given by Justin Adkins
August 15, 2026

The law of Sowing and Reaping is an immutable spiritual law. We need to learn to sow to the good so that we can reap the benefits of the Kingdom of God.

Everything Made New

West Michigan
Given by Bruce Rivers
August 15, 2026

God's plan is to eventually make all things new. This sermon looks at several of the things the Bible describes as being new. Ultimately, we as God's potential spirit born children will be made completely new in quality of character. The process is clearly outlined through the progression of God's Holy Days.

A Fit Disciple

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Given by Gary Lutz
August 15, 2026

Is it hard to be a Christian ?Jesus himself said difficult is the way. Christians are called to be disciples, life long students. What grade do we give ourselves?

Songs of Ascents/Degrees - Psalm 120

Caribbean Community
Given by Arnold Hampton
August 15, 2026

These psalms were sung as the children of Israel journeyed to Jerusalem to keep the annual feasts, perhaps reflecting how their anticipation and desire to worship grew stronger as they drew nearer to the city. For us, the journey through the fall festivals begins with the Feast of Trumpets, and today we will see its connection to Psalm 120. This psalm...

Follow the Narrow Way

Given by Jim Franks
August 15, 2026

An old man once told me how he got lost in the Canadian wilderness for several days. He learned many lessons, but the most valuable was this: Stay on the trail. This is also true in Christianity. Stay on the narrow path and don’t look for a shortcut.

Welcoming the Word of God

Given by David Johnson
August 15, 2026

Many who profess Christianity focus exclusively upon the New Testament, as if the Old Testament is of little value. When we look at the Bible, we see one book, not two. How should a Christian view the Bible?

How Did Christ Redeem the Time?

Given by Dave Myers
August 15, 2026

What if you were told you only had three and one-half years left to live? What would you do? In this sermon we analyze how Jesus, knowing He had only a short time on the earth, redeemed the time.

Why Doesn’t God Do Something?

Melbourne, Australia
Given by Jon Pinelli
August 15, 2026

When we are in the midst of a trial, we can feel overwhelmed and burdened. We may even ask why God is not doing something about what we are facing? But is it possible we do not realize He actually is doing something?

Be Holy for I am Holy

Auckland, New Zealand
Given by Isaac Khalil
August 15, 2026

When we consider the incident with Uzza, some may feel that God was overly harsh for what appears to be a small infraction. Yet this event teaches a vital lesson about how one is to approach a Holy God. There is a right way to come before Him, and there is a wrong way. Many failed to learn this lesson,...

The Time of Jacob’s Trouble

Redding / Stockton, California
Given by David Register
August 8, 2026

The Time of Jacob’s trouble was prophesied by the prophets. Are we entering that time? What should we be looking for that will tell us when and how it will take place? This message addresses these important questions.

The Pattern of the Minor Prophets

St. Petersburg, Florida
Given by Reggie Sinon
August 8, 2026

There is a pattern that can be seen throughout the books of the Minor Prophets which begins with rebellion but end with restoration. This message looks at this pattern which shows both the justice and the mercy of our God towards His people.

Lessons from Saul - A Man Lacking in Faith

Bentonville / Van Buren, Arkansas
Given by Tom Clark
August 8, 2026

Many assume Saul became an arrogant, ego-centric ruler because of Samuel's accusation that "when you were little in your own eyes." But is that true? Was Saul arrogant, or did he suffer from another, just as spiritually deadly problem?

Growth of the Early Church, and Simon the Sorcerer

Bentonville / Van Buren, Arkansas
Given by Tom Clark
August 8, 2026

The beginning of the early Church was filled with wonder, excitement and explosive growth. But then in a moment came the horror of seeing one of the early deacons martyred and the Church had to flee from Jerusalem to avoid being thrown into prison. How could this happen when they were only trying to obey God? And then came along...

The Three Reads

Atlanta, Georgia
Given by Chris Leyden
August 8, 2026

Products are judged in three different steps. If we look at those measurements according to our spiritual lives, how are we doing?