Sermons

55:28

Last Great Day—A Future Day of Salvation

Given by Michael Lindenberg

Throughout history, billions of people have never heard the name of Jesus Christ or understood His teachings. God’s plan of salvation does not view them as “acceptable losses.” The Last Great Day points to a time when humanity will have their first true opportunity to know and follow Him.

50:35

Meaning of the Last Great Day

Given by Leon Walker

What is the meaning of the Last Great Day, the Eighth Day of the Feast?

48:54

Win the Race

Given by Dennis Fultz

Those resurrected in the second resurrection will be judged according to how they respond to the truth they come to understand. We in God’s Church are being judged now. As we come to the close of God’s annual festivals this year, we must press forward with endurance, remain faithful and run the race to win.

59:29

Be of Good Cheer

Given by Larry Lambert

In John 16:33 Jesus reminds us that we are going back into a world filled with tribulation. But in the same verse Jesus also tells us to cheer up! We can go away from this Feast with a “high hand,” knowing that we can have peace in this world with His help.

1:06:35

Man’s Quest for Meaning

Given by Doug Horchak

For millennia, man has sought understanding of the universe and even his own purpose. Man has now discovered the universe had a beginning. God’s plan shows His purpose for man—everyone who has ever lived!

50:35

Meaning of the Last Great Day

Given by Leon Walker

What is the meaning of the Last Great Day, the Eighth Day of the Feast?

1:06:40

The Last Great Day: A Glimpse of Glory

Given by Eric Evans

What does the Last Great Day mean for us today and what does it reveal about God’s mercy?

57:04

Last Great Day: A Time of Opportunity

Given by David Treybig, Sr.

This sermon focuses on how the Church came to understand the meaning of this day and three reasons why it truly will be a great day.

51:21

How Can We Maintain Momentum?

Given by Nick Slaughter

What does seeking the Kingdom of God and His righteousness look like in action? This sermon reveals the skill-based structure of the five spiritual tools and shows how targeted practice sustains Feast-level motivation and measurable growth.