Given by Dennis Fultz
God deeply loved Israel and chose them to be His own special people. But time and again, they forgot what God had done for them, and they forgot who they were. Today, members of God's Church are also His chosen people, called out from this world for a special purpose. We are part of the household of God today. That’s w...
Given by Caleb Froedge
In Hebrews 11:1 we are told that faith is the evidence of things not seen. What are some tangible proofs of the evidence? Where can God, who is invisible, be found? This sermon looks at five tangible proofs of God’s amazing help.
Given by Tim Rickard
Most of us have probably heard of the “seven deadly sins,” but even though these are sins we can find addressed throughout the Bible, nowhere are they called out as a specific collection of deadly sins. All sin is deadly, not just the so called seven deadly sins. However, the Bible does list seven things—seven sins if you will—that God hat...
Given by Krishan Pahalan
This life is full of fears that can challenge our faith and tempt us to compromise with God's law. We must leverage the power of God's Holy Spirit each and every day.
Given by Randall Rapp
A look at how God has chosen people to work with down through history.
Given by Corbin Jackson
While some heroes die in battle, others are broken in battle and corrupted into villains themselves. David came to the edge of that line in his conflict with Nabal. Abigail, a woman of extraordinary character, turned the tide, saving not only her household but the future king of Israel from himself. Her example shows what it means to gird one’s l...
Given by James Mills
An in-depth study of the book of Ruth, this split sermon uncovers layer after layer of meaning, drawing parallels that are easy to miss in a casual reading of this beautiful story. Ruth’s absolute commitment, her vulnerability, and her willingness to labor are set beside Boaz’s wealth, discernment, and redeeming role. From these preserved details emerge clear lessons for Christians tod...
Given by Jason Hyde
Paul says the festivals of God are a "shadow of thing." What are Christians to learn from this metaphor? This message examines this powerful analogy.
Given by Andre van Belkum
Many so-called Christian churches believe we are saved by the death of Christ. Is this true? How does this subject apply to each of us?