Sermons

Lessons From Hansen's Disease

Given by Scott Lord

Hansen's Disease, also known as Leprosy, is a perfect physical type of Sin. What can we learn while preparing for the Spring Holy Days from this disease?

Are We Teachable?

Given by Justin Adkins

As we approach Passover, what can we do to make it fresh in our minds? Are we capable of learning something new about Passover? Are we teachable? We look at the traits and the example of the Bereans.

Understanding the Parable of Lazarus and the Rich Man

Given by John Foster

It's important that we grasp the meaning since the Pharisees didn't.

Christ In Us

Given by Tom Schultz

Three Reasons to Keep the Sabbath Day Holy

Given by Jim Cannon

The Sabbath Day was made for man; it is a gift to mankind and commanded to be kept. Let us endeavor to keep the Sabbath Day holy.

A Day of Salvation

Given by Tom Clark

What is the most unique understanding God has given his people? It may just be the knowledge that today is not the only day of salvation. God has a plan that is much greater than what the world understands. We are very blessed to have that understanding, to be able to go forward and use it, that this isn't the...

How to Deal with a Root of Bitterness

Given by James Ellis

Bitterness can have a very negative impact on the human heart, but the Bible provides a methodical way of dealing with it.

Understanding the Old Covenant

Given by Zach Smith

As baptized members of God’s Church we are parties to the new covenant. But part of appreciating the features and upgrades of a new model comes from comparing it to the old. This message examines the features, benefits and limitations of the old covenant to set a baseline of understanding in helping us appreciate what is better about the new.

Repentance Requires Courage

Given by Ken Treybig

There are many places where God records positive examples of repentance, and there are passages that show how HARD it is for human nature to be willing to take this step toward salvation. It’s a step that quite bluntly is NOT for cowards. It’s a step that takes deep courage.