Sermons

1:00:09

Keep Yourselves from Idols

Given by John Foster

1 John 5:21 admonishes Christians to stay away from idols. As we conclude the Days of UB, what did John mean by that? And how does one follow that advice in this day and age?

1:03:29

Challenges of Freedom

Given by Tim Foster

Freedom is universally desired but not always appreciated. We'll look at challenges that Israel had with their freedom from Egypt and how we can thrive in our freedom, and then look at our unique challenge of redeeming the time.

45:16

Where Do We Go From Here?

Given by Wes Cohron

A sacrifice, giving up something of yours for something else more valuable.

45:01

Remaining Unleavened after the Days of Unleavened Bread

Given by Brit Railston

Two components to Days of Unleavened Bread, (1) putting leaven out of homes, etc. (2) replace with unleavened bread, all with spiritual symbolism. At the end of these days, how can we ensure that we remain in a spiritually unleavened state and not let sin back into our lives? The sermon focuses on a King of Judah who celebrated one of the...

47:50

The Living Bread and You

Given by Joel Waterhouse

When someone follows God they become a new creation. And a study of human nature.

1:06:21

Five Smooth Stones and Slaying the Giants of Sin

Given by Zach Smith

The story of David and Goliath is well known to many from childhood. But what can it teach us about our ongoing battle against sin as we go forward from the Days of Unleavened Bread?

1:08:41

Breaking Free From The Iniquities And Sins Of The Fathers

Given by Dave West

In the 10 commandments, God is very clear that He will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon future generations for a certain group of people. What does this mean and is it unfair to future generations? Are we responsible to God for the sins of our parents, grandparents or great grandparents? This message seeks to help provide a Godly perspective...

1:21:40

Godly Sorrow That Leads to Repentance - Part 4, On to Perfection, On to Salvation

Given by David Jackson

Family, Jesus Christ clearly understood that we would sin. Even with our awareness of His sacrifice, we will still sin. That is a humbling thought in itself. As human beings, we do not have the innate ability to never sin again. But the time will come after our death and the resurrection, when we will be made perfect! The Passover...

1:06:59

Sermons We See

Given by Roy Demarest

In Matthew 7:12 Jesus commands us all to do good to others, don’t just refrain from evil.