Sermons

51:11

Procrastination

Given by Dennis Fultz

Procrastination is something we all fall prey to from time to time, but with Passover fast approaching, there’s no time to delay in reflecting on our spiritual lives

55:46

The Sacrifice of Christ

Given by David Treybig

When Aaron and his sons were consecrated for the priesthood, they were instructed to put their hands on the heads of animals that were about to be sacrificed. Some of the blood of these sacrifices was also sprinkled on Aaron and his sons. Putting one’s hand on the head of a live animal prior to its sacrifice was likely...

53:39

Contrasting the Corinthian Church and Todays Church's

Given by David Register

One view on the divisions of political views in the Church today.

50:36

What Does Godly Repentance Look Like?

Given by Mike McTiernan

In II Corinthians 7, Paul provides an example of Godly repentance as displayed by the brethren in Corinth. This message will cover 7 elements of Godly repentance that will help us as we examine ourselves prior to Passover, and throughout the year.

1:05:49

What Passover Is and What Passover Is Not

Given by Andy Burnett

The sermon reviews concepts to consider as we prepare for the Passover while also addressing various misunderstandings some have had about the purpose of this annual festival.

53:30

Rededication to Baptism Committments

Given by Michael Lindenberg

Four points to renewing or making Baptism commitments. Youth Day Sermon.

1:05:02

The Foot Washing

Given by Paul Carter

During the new Testament Passover service, Christ instituted the footwashing as a part of the Passover. What does it mean, and what are we to learn from it ?

1:04:17

Learning From the Routine

Given by James Ellis

Keeping the Passover and Feast of Unleavened Bread is part of our annual routine. In addition to physically observing these days, we should always remember why they are so very important.

1:05:49

Jesus Christ, Our Covenant Mediator

Given by Zach Smith

We could not be parties to the new covenant without the essential work of a mediator. What is a mediator, why do we need one, and what makes Christ uniquely perfect for the role?