Sermons

Not Yet

Given by Ralph Levy

The Church has been criticized for its prophetic message, which at times has prematurely set dates of prophesied end-time events. Yet many of those events are now coming to pass. Perhaps later than we might have anticipated, but they are coming to pass.

Why God Chose to Call You

Given by Britton Taylor

This sermon answers the following question: “Who is it that God has called and to what purpose?”

The Fullness of the Time

Given by David Johnson

This is a time of the year when we are naturally drawn to prophecy. Instead of looking at specific prophetic events, let’s back up and see prophecy from a different perspective. God reveals Himself through prophecies, and this can give us confidence when others may fail to see God’s hand.

Bringing the Children to Christ

Given by Britton Taylor

This sermon underscores the need for the Church, and for us as individual members, to help children build trust in God.

I Know the Plans I Have for You

Given by Clyde Kilough

We humans are continually making plans, big and small, good and evil. But unknown to nearly everyone in the world, God is making His plans too. Knowing His plans changes our lives in many critically important ways.

God’s View of the World

Given by Doug Horchak

Many people recognize we are living through very uncertain times. As members, our view of the world we live in is formed by what we know, what we read and what we experience. But how does God view the world and the times we are going through? His view is the only one that gives truth, reality and hope!

What Does the Bible Say About Depression?

Given by Ralph Levy

Depressed? Us? Surely not. We’re Christians, and such people don’t suffer depression. The truth is, depression impacts most people, including true Christians. What does the Bible have to say on this sensitive subject? And what may we do to escape “the blues” when they have us in their grip? This sermon explores the question of what the Bible has to say about depression.

The Gates of Hades

Given by David Johnson

We have long understood that Jesus’ statement about the gates of Hades meant that the Church would never die out completely. But is there more involved in what He said? And why did He take His disciples 20 miles away to Caesarea Philippi? To understand, we need to look more closely.

Being on the Team

Given by Doug Horchak

When we were young, many of us desired to be “on a team.” God’s calling enables His people, all of them, to be a part of the most important and meaningful team of all.