Sermons

1:08:14

The Holy Spirit and The New Testament

Given by Rick Avent

While God opened access to the Holy Spirit on the first Pentacost after His resurrection, certain people from Old Testament times also received the Holy Spirit. Who were some of these people that God used to carry out his plans? And what did Paul mean when he wrote in the Faith chapter of Hebrews: that "God having provided something...

50:07

Becoming Content

Given by John Foster

God’s Spirit gives us contentment

1:01:09

Why Does God Grant Us His Holy Spirit?

Given by Nathan Willoughby

God's gift to us of His Holy Spirit is Awesome. But why does God grant us this amazing gift?

1:03:03

God Starts Small

Given by Tom Clark

God starts small and through difficulty does great things.

50:42

Pentecost and God’s Redeeming Love

Given by Caleb Froedge

God is very committed to His plan for mankind. Part of understanding His great steadfastness is to understand his willingness to redeem mankind from their sinful pasts. This sermon looks at how God’s redeeming love is tied directly to Pentecost.

50:37

Navigation and the Holy Spirit

Given by Ken Treybig

The magnetic compass revolutionized ancient shipping. Magnetism and the Holy Spirit are both invisible. What can we learn from the parallels between the two?

49:12

You Are God’s Building

Given by Gary Lutz

God is a creator, a builder, a planner. Could you describe God’s plan using 7 words? What is God’s plan, and does it correspond with your plan? There is a spiritual component!

1:02:26

As A Man Thinketh

Given by Tom Schultz

This book was based on a very loose interpretation of proverbs 23:7, which in part say, "As a man thinketh, so he is." The title James Allen gave to his book was taken from this proverb, and it was entitled "As A Man Thinketh."

57:07

What do Sheaves, Loaves and Rain Have in Common?

Given by Marty Miller

This sermon covers three areas relating to the Day of Pentecost. They build on each other to give us a full picture of what God has done—and is still doing—to fulfill this important step in His Plan of Salvation.