Sermons

50:52

The Passover Bridge

Given by Pat Sinon

Replacing Passover with Easter shifts the focus away from sin and the law, leading Christians to mistakenly believe they are no longer bound by the Old Testament law due to the New Covenant and grace through Jesus Christ. The message highlights the importance of Passover as a bridge between the two covenants, emphasizing its connection to Christ's sacrifice and the...

1:05:02

The Passover and Night to Be Much Observed

Given by Nathan Willoughby

What can we learn about the Passover and Night to Be Much Observed, and what do they have in common?

46:40

A Review of Passover

Given by Wes Cohron

A review of Passover

55:56

Preparing for the Passover and Days of Unleavened Bread

Given by Justin Adkins

Passover and the Days of Unleavened Bread are just around the corner. We can have confidence that we are keeping the Holy Days as God instructed and intended for us to keep them. We can look forward to the Holy Days with a deep appreciation for what they picture, both historically and for us today.

1:07:53

Passover Draws Near

Given by Jim Haeffele

We should review what the Passover service is about and we should examine ourselves in regards to our commitment to Christ and to the truth.

1:01:00

Passover, David, Bathsheba, And An Innocent Child

Given by Bruce Gore

We focus on the profound significance of the Passover and the magnitude of God's forgiveness, as exemplified in the story of David, Bathsheba, and the innocent child who suffered the consequences of their sin.

58:31

The Passover and Days of Unleavened Bread, Individually Unique yet Divinely Connected

Given by Barry Richey

Seven festivals, the first is Passover with no annual sabbath and the second is the Days of Unleavened Bread with two annual sabbaths, Why? Why is one festival a single day and the next seven days? Why does Unleavened Bread have two sabbaths, the only festival with two? Why are two festivals a week in length and all the others...

1:05:00

God’s Covenant Love & Our Part in Passover

Given by Zach Smith

The Hebrew word chesed is used frequently in the Old Testament to describe an aspect of God’s character that has no single English equivalent. Reflecting on the depth of its meaning can help in our final preparation for and participation in Passover.