Auckland, New Zealand
Given by Jon Pinelli
September 5, 2026
Man's march for 6,000 years has shown us one thing. He cannot rule himself. As Jeremiah stated, "It is not within man to direct his own steps." That very fact tells us the overriding importance of the days we prepare to keep.
St. Petersburg, Florida
Given by Chuck Sinon
August 29, 2026
We are told that all scripture is God-breathed. Even the genealogies hold important lessons for us. The lines of Cain and Seth show us how choices that are made can both influence and grow more powerful in future generations.
Louisville, Kentucky
Given by Mark Winner
August 29, 2026
Jesus Christ asked in Luke 18:8: “when the Son of Man comes, will He really find faith on the Earth.” This sermon addresses the importance of living faith as opposed to dead faith.
Memphis, Tennessee
Given by Justin Adkins
August 29, 2026
The foundation of the Kingdom of God is built around authority and submission to authority. These are key items that we're to be learning today, so we can play our part in ushering in the times of restoration.
Knoxville, Tennessee
Given by Chris Moen
August 29, 2026
This sermon shares the story of the calling of one of God's servants - Elisha - and then how we can still learn from just four illustrations of miracles that God performed through him.
West Michigan
Given by Ian Neal
August 29, 2026
Modern justice often relies on incarceration, but imprisonment was not a prescribed punishment in ancient Israel. This sermon examines Biblical examples of punishment to show that God's correction is designed to uphold justice while also producing restitution, rehabilitation, reconciliation, and restoration.
Twin Cities, Minnesota
Given by Larry Solomon
August 29, 2026
We are to seek the Kingdom of God each day and as we begin to prepare to keep the Feast of Tabernacles, having the mindset to get out of the Feast what God intends. We get to enjoy some physical things, but primarily we need to focus on the spiritual, recharge our spiritual batteries, so to speak, a spiritual booster...
Austin, Texas
Given by Nick Slaughter
August 29, 2026
At Mount Sinai, Israel was afraid of God but God said they did not fear Him. How can that be? What does it actually mean to fear God; and why would God choose the Feast of Tabernacles, a time of abundance, rejoicing, travel, good food, and second tithe, as the setting for learning it? This messages explores three different paths...
Atlanta, Georgia
Given by Bruce Gore
August 29, 2026
Why do you attend Sabbath services? Or more specifically, why is it that you are and others aren't?
New Orleans, Louisiana
Given by Tom Letellier
August 29, 2026
Scripture tells us Enoch and Abraham were men who walked with God. So how do we walk with God?? This message will explore several ways to walk with God.
West Palm Beach, Florida
Given by David Jackson
August 29, 2026
In Part 3, we begin examining other religious literature and philosophies that are often considered on par with the Word of God or accepted as holy scripture. What can we understand about the Tanakh, the Hebrew Old Testament, the Catholic Bible, the Deuterocanon, the Apocrypha, the Pseudepigrapha, and the Book of Enoch? The Bible is clear that ONLY THE BIBLE is...
Given by Jim Franks
August 29, 2026
This sermon is taken from Jude 1-4, where Jude encourages us to contend (fight) for the faith once delivered, which includes our beliefs and our passion for those beliefs.
Given by David Johnson
August 29, 2026
The “why are you here?” question is not just for the Feast. We are summoned to a sacred meeting each week. But why did God choose you—out of 8.2 billion people—to be a part of something most people know nothing about?
Given by Ralph Levy
August 29, 2026
Adam hid himself, but Abraham, Moses and Isaiah all cried out to God, “Hineni,” which means, “Here I am.” When servants of God cry “Hineni,” amazing things happen. What does this mean to us? Should we not cry out “Hineni”? And what does this translate as for us in the Church today?
St. Louis, Missouri
Given by Mark Whynaucht
August 29, 2026
Before we arrive at Trumpets, there is a question God wants us to consider. Not simply, “Do I know what the trumpet means?” but, “Am I becoming the kind of person who is ready for what that trumpet announces?” Before the trumpet sounds, God is still working. He is working with His Church. He is working with His people,...