Sermons

Fellowship and the Mystery of the Ages

Given by Greg Sargent

We are commanded to assemble on the Sabbath for two reasons: being taught and fellowshipping. When we understand the Mystery of the Ages, we better understand why we must fellowship every Sabbath.

A Pure Language

Given by Andy Burnett

Am I pure of speech as I interact with others? The element of speech will be beautiful towards God in the future. Do I typify that now?

Women in the Bible

Given by Glenn Smith

Women have the same potential as men in the Kingdom of God; Now physically women have a vital role in the church as well as in society.

Second Tithe and Keeping the Feast

Given by Paul Carter

Gid commands us to keep His Feasts. There is another commandd given that makes sure we are able to obey Him, but also able to "keep" the Feast in a way that He intended.

Marriage, Part 15 - ASD&R, Part 4 - Divorce Part 2

Given by David Jackson

Sexual Immorality and Adultery--What is it? The New Testament describes three circumstances where a marriage is either not recognized or dissolved. Under such circumstances, annulment or divorce and subsequent marriage or remarriage are permissible without transgressing God’s law of the 7th Commandment, "You shall not commit adultery." These circumstances can be summarized as: 1. Fraud/annulment (deception before...

The Beatitudes as a Progression of Character

Given by Doug Johnson

Most people know at least something about Jesus Christ famous Sermon on the Mount, and its list of "beautiful attitudes." But could they possibly show us a pattern for building God's character in our lives?

The War Chronicles of Israel Part 7: The Rise of an Empire

Given by Rick Avent

Growing in Patience

Given by Don Henson

Patience is a fundamental characteristic that we must have as Christians. A review of the different kinds of patience we need and how to develop godly patience.

Our Founding Fathers

Given by Jim Franks

The founding fathers of the United States were men who were willing to sacrifice for their goal of independence. The apostles who were involved in the founding of the New Testament Church were also willing to sacrifice. All but John died as martyrs.