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.
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.
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.
Given by Jim Franks
We live in a society that has become more and more nonreligious and even antichurch. 30% of all churches that closed for COVID-19 did not reopen. The percentage of people who are involved with a church has dropped to almost half what it was in 1990. In a nonreligious society, what about the Church of God? What impact does this have on the Church? And why does the Church even exist?
Given by Jim Franks
As Christians, all of us, including FI graduates, must focus on what is really important in life. These things include the truth, our relationship with God and our relationships with each other.
Given by Joel Meeker
The Bible often uses the metaphors of light and darkness; day and night to teach vital spiritual lessons. Let's explore some.
Given by Jim Franks
What does the future look like for the Church? Where will the future ministers come from? We believe that the International Leadership Program contains the “vision for the future.” Its purpose is to identify and train future leaders for the Church. This is most important for the Church today.
Given by Britton Taylor
What is the message of the Bible? What is God’s goal for mankind? Two choices have been placed before you. You can choose life, or you can choose death. This sermon shows the depth of God’s love for man and why He wants you to choose life.
Given by Joel Meeker
Jesus said His Kingdom was not of this world, so His servants would not fight. What did He mean, and how does this apply to us today?