Sermons

Foot Washing and Passover We Are Already Clean

Given by David Jackson

It is humbling and profound that Jesus Christ began the Passover service with this very powerful, intimate ceremony. The foot-washing ceremony compels us to come before God already clean. Let us consider seven questions from John 13:1-11 to aid in our preparation for the foot-washing ceremony, that we might come before God “Already clean!”.

Coming Soon – A Season of Hope!

Given by Doug Johnson

God’s spring festival season is almost here. If there’s one central theme shown in the meaning of the Passover and Days of Unleavened Bread, it is hope. How our world needs it, and how we appreciate it!

Unless You Bear Your Cross

Given by Paul Carter

What does it mean to bear your cross? Why would wearing a cross be wrong, especially if one is using to represent being a disciple of Christ?

Pre-Passover Trials - Are They Real

Given by Zach Smith

Proclaiming the Holy Days of God

Given by John Foster

We need to prepare for the holy days and learn some lessons from Jannes and Jambrees.

Canonization of the Bible, Part 2: The Former Prophets

Given by John Foster

Continuation of series on the canonization of the Bible.

Humility and the Number 40

Given by Larry Neff

Example of the disciples during 40 days with Christ after resurrection and how they learned humility.

In a Worthy Manner

Given by Don Henson

Paul sternly warns against taking the Passover symbols in an unworthy manner. How can we determine whether we participate in the Passover worthily? How can we effectively examine ourselves in preparation for the Passover and Days of Unleavened Bread?

Jacob’s Blessing and Trouble

Given by Greg Sargent

In the last days, Abraham’s seed would beget a great nation and a multitude of nations. The Bible story of Jacob reveals how God fulfilled His prophesy through Jacob’s two sons, Ephraim and Manasseh. The blessings would come but also because of iniquity, the time of Jacob’s trouble.