Sermons

42:15

John and Gnosticism

Given by Dave Johnson

Much of 1 John chapter one deals with refuting the concept of Gnosticism. Many of the gnostic concepts are still with us today. We’ll look at how John refuted them.  (Bible Study)

47:54

Why Are We Here?

Given by Ken Treybig

‘To be or not to be, that is the question’ is a famous line from Hamlet. We are well aware of the fact that life is temporary and will end at some point. But what’s it all about? What are we here? Why does humanity exist? Let’s explore that topic today.

53:59

The Godhead

Given by Randy Salyer

What does this word mean? Where do we find it in scripture? Who does it involve? In this sermon, we review this vital and fundamental belief we call the Godhead.

1:10:34

Blind Spots: A Spiritual Analogy

Given by Doug Johnson

The human eye, as marvelous as it is, has a “blind spot”—a little spot called the “optic disk” (on the retina), where the optic nerve exits the back of the eye. Because this tiny place has no cones or rods, there is no pathway to relay images to the brain. Physically, God designed our bodies in a way that it doesn’t g...

51:04

What Do We Do Now Little Flock?

Given by Randall Rapp

What does God expect of us?

58:11

Life's Not Fair... and That's Okay

Given by Justin Adkins

A common cry today is, "That's not fair!". We look at what we can do about that situation, and perhaps come to appreciate that life isn't fair.

1:01:11

When Others Who Have Mourned Will Be Comforted

Given by Bruce Gore

This sermon discusses the second resurrection where billions who died without knowing God will be resurrected to physical life and given their first opportunity for salvation.

49:59

Hope Must Endure

Given by Bruce Rivers

A message emphasizing the special hope we have as firstfruits and our role in the Millennium.

50:49

Lessons We Can Learn from Our Body Parts - Eyes, Ears, Mouths

Given by Larry Solomon

Body parts have different functions and there are many lessons to learn from each - what we see, what we allow ourselves to hear, and how we use our tongue. How can we use them to glorify God, encourage others, grow spiritually, develop Godly character, or serve our Creator?