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Via Dolorosa

Given by Tom Schultz

Today we will look at this Via Dolorosa and more specifically, the events that this route represent and the events that did take place that are talked about in the bible.

Self-Examination - Genuine or Counterfeit?

Given by Drew Tranquada

Recorded 03/28/2026

Godly Sorrow That Leads to Repentance - Part 2, "swb" Turn Return Repent

Given by David Jackson

God wants each of us to repent with all of our heart and all of our soul. The Hebrew word for "repent" is “swb," pronounced “shoob. " This word is used over 1000 times in the Old Testament. Examining the use of this word offers deep insight into what repentance is, what it involves, and how urgently God des...

Passover for New Covenant Christians

Given by Justin Adkins

We look at Passover as it began in the Old Testament, some of the changes that were made, as well as the changes Jesus Christ made. We see that the Passover should be kept today, and we understand why it should be kept today.

God's Mystery Part 2 - The Israel of God

Given by Jim Servidio

Expound the types in 1 Corinthians 10:1-11. Show how our Journey to the Kingdom parallels Israel out of Egypt.

Benefits of Christ's Life and Sacrifice

Given by Ken Treybig

I would propose to you that there is much MORE to the life and sacrifice of Christ than ChatGPT’s summary of the benefits. Let’s explore some of those other benefits today as we prepare for Passover this coming week.

If I Have Washed Your Feet

Given by Jon Pinelli

The footwashing part of Passover is a vitally important part of the entire service. Do we understand its meaning beyond the Passover?

Change: The Foundation of Christianity

Given by Jim Franks

The most difficult thing for a human being is to change, especially established patterns of behavior. Repentance requires change, and change is really the foundation for true Christianity. How do you change bad habits or habitual sin?

Watch Out for the Squirrels

Given by David Johnson

Life today has many distractions. Some of them are innocuous, some are harmless, but some are more serious. If we are not paying close attention and staying focused on what matters, the distractions can keep us from fulfilling our calling.