Given by Bill Welch
There are many scriptures that address the topic of wisdom. James 3:17 discusses the attributes of "the wisdom that is from above". Said another way: what does wisdom from God look like? There are five attributes that are important for us to understand and take on personally in our lives.
Given by Tim Rickard
We discussed in part 1 the first three attributes outlined in the Church's booklet on what it means to be a true Christian. In part 2, we will cover the last two attributes on what defines a true Christian: 1) A Christian builds Christ's character, and 2) A Christian is consistent and steadfast. After we are called, after we believe, and after we repent...
Given by Michael Lindenberg
This sermon emphasizes staying spiritually focused before the Spring Holy Days by looking beyond the physical preparations and reflecting on their deeper meaning-our need for repentance, the gift of forgiveness, and the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. By meditating on these truths, we can more fully appreciate Passover, the Night to Be Much Observed, and the Days of Unleavened Bread as...
Given by Caleb Froedge
Sin has severed humanity's relationship with the Father, creating a wound beyond human remedy. Yet from the foundation of the world, a plan was established to restore and ultimately heal mankind.
Given by Tom Letellier
Why is Passover such a solemn and sobering Holy Convocation? It is unlike any night that we observe in the Church of God. This message will explore why we observe it the way we do and it's relationship to the sufferings of Jesus Christ.
Given by Zach Smith
At baptism, we acknowledge that we have accepted Jesus Christ as our personal Savior. That requires faith—but faith in what? And is that same faith necessary, even after baptism, each time we seek forgiveness?
Given by Larry Solomon
We were bought with a price, not with silver or gold, but with the precious blood of God's Son. With that in mind, how should we live our lives in appreciation of what was done for us? What does God want to see? Why did Christ give His Life? Why endure what He did? Think about these things, reflect with...
Given by Michael Hanisko
God has defined sin based on the laws He set in motion. It is not our prerogative to define sin, only God can define what sin is. This sermon will examine several places in the Bible where sin is defined to help us understand better what we are instructed during the Days of Unleavened Bread to come out of.
Given by Al Garrett
Contrast between the simplicity of God's way of life versus the complexity of man's way.