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Purity and Righteousness

Given by John Pentlin

Continually search yourself out throughout the Holy Days.

Let There Be Light

Given by Neil Hart

Jesus Christ said that He was the light of the world (John 8:12) and instructed us to walk in the light (Eph 5:8-9). Are we walking in the light? If so, it should be evident in our everyday actions. We are warned to beware of the leaven of the Pharisees - hypocrisy, legalism, political opportunism, and spritrual hardness. Instead, our lives...

Three Lessons on Grace for the Spring Holy Days

Given by Cory Erickson

God sets the example and gives us grace. In this season of grace, how much are we evaluating and developing the spiritual gifts and talents He gives us? God expects us to grow in grace so that we may extend grace to others in love and to serve others.

What Is Real Must Be Experienced

Given by Rafael Uy

Until you experience something, it is not real to you.

Sin You Can Not See

Given by Cliff Demarest

Two actions to take to see secret sin.

Are We Slip Sliding Away?

Given by Tom Schultz

Today we will look at a couple of lists of things that will help us along our path to God's kingdom; lists that will stop us from slip sliding away.

Ordained from Above

Given by Jason Hyde

We occasionally hear the word "ordain" and "ordination" in conversation. This message examines the significance and biblical basis of the ongoing practice of ordination.

The Last Words of Jesus Christ

Given by Justin Adkins

Jesus Christ continued to teach, even as He was hanging from the cross. We examine what He said, and the important lessons we can learn from that.

Godly Sorrow That Leads To Repentance - Part 3, "metanoeō" and "metanoia" Change of Heart

Given by David Jackson

In the New Testament, there are two main words translated as repent and repentance: Metanoeō (met-an-ŏ-eh´-o) and Metanoia (met-an´-oy-ah). Through these words, Christ emphasizes that repentance involves changing and guiding one’s thoughts, attitude, mind, and heart toward God. It is more than just behavioral change—it reflects the love and sacrifice of Jesus Christ for all mankind, as well as...