Sermons

Just Accept Jesus and Do Whatever

Given by Ron Kelley

Traditional Christianity teaches all you have to do is confess the name of Jesus and you will be saved. All beliefs are fine because all roads lead to heaven. Do whatever your heart tells you to do. How do you answer this and prove the truth from the Bible?

The Idolatry of the Solstice

Given by Greg Sargent

It’s no surprise to church members that Christmas is an idolatrous, pagan sun-worship festival. That knowledge in itself may not be of any benefit to us now. So we need to ask ourselves, “In what way am I committing idolatry? Perhaps in more ways than we think.

The Minor Prophets - Part 1

Given by Larry Lambert

The Minor Prophets are often referred to as the "White Pages" of the Bible because they are the least read books of the Bible. But the message they contain is very relevant for you and me today.

Setting the Stage For the Latter Days - Pt 1

Given by Larry Lambert

A look at some prophecies that have been fulfilled in the past and a look toward the fulfilling of future prophecies. How do current events in our world today fit with prophecy?

How's Your Heart?

Given by Tom Letellier

Building Your Marriage On The 7 C’s Of Genesis 2:18-25 - Part 2 - Companionship

Given by Arnold Hampton

Marriage is for companionship which is a synonym for friend or friendship. We are to be soul mates. God intended two to become one. Are we close friends, best friends, soul mates?

The Two Witnesses

Given by Justin Adkins

There is a work today, of the preaching of the gospel to the world. That is performed by the church. There is one more work to be performed before the return of Jesus Christ... by the two witnesses.

Since I Am a Rich Man

Given by George Townsend

We will be talking today about spiritual wealth and rewards. As humans it can be a struggle to recognize the riches in God & Christ that they share with us. We are fabulously wealthy.

Ship of Theseus

Given by Jeremy Lallier

The Church: Unchanging Through Time - The Church remains the same despite changes, like a ship whose essence persists as planks are replaced. Each individual has a unique, God-given role, strengthening the Church's mission.