Sermons

51:45

The Family God Intended

Given by Mark Whynaucht

God says that before Christ returns, He will restore something — the hearts of fathers and children. Relationships will be healed. Families will be restored. The Church will learn again what it means to be one family under one Father. Brethren, that’s our calling — to live now as the family God intended.

52:17

And You Shall Be Witnesses

Given by Jon Pinelli

Jesus Christ told the apostles that they would be witnesses. What does it mean to be a witness? Was it just for them? Do we have a responsibility to witness and if so how?

48:43

What God Sees is Needed

Given by Mike Machin

We each have a perspective of ourselves, but what we really need is God's perspective. We need to understand three points to gain God's perspective.

31:47

Time

Given by Tom Kosharek

The book of Psalms teaches us to number our days. We need to do this because time is precious. With the time we have, we need to ask what would God have us do. This message will discuss some of the ways we should use the days we have to be ready for Christ's return.

31:58

Our Response to God's Faithfulness

Given by Jeff Peterson

God is loyal to His covenant, His plan and to His people. Because of this level of faithfulness toward us, we need to respond by showing our loyalty to Him and His way.

58:53

Why Should I Overcome Sin?

Given by Justin Adkins

Is it really that important that we overcome sin? We look at the origin of sin, as well as the fact that sin will not be a part of God's family.

1:10:15

How Did We Get The Bible?

Given by James Capo

The Bible contains 66 books and/or letters with about 40 different authors penning these words over a span of 1500 years. The authors each having their own style of writing , yet there is one theme throughout.

59:16

The Wave Sheaf

Given by Daniel Graham

The Wave Sheaf offering and what it means in our lives.

43:46

Bible Study: Song of Solomon - Festival Scroll for Passover

Given by Tom Clark

It is a poetic book we don’t look at very often. It is a love story between Solomon and a young Shulamite girl who is never named. Rabbinical scholars decided to place this as the scroll to be read during Passover and UB because of the tender care and love the book describes. They recognized that as symbolic of the t...