New Orleans, Louisiana
Given by Rick Avent
November 22, 2025
The origin of the Bible dates back at least 3500 years. The Bible itself gives us much information about the sources of both the Old and New Testaments. Combined with archaeological discoveries and secular history, much about the origin of the Bible can be determined.
Atlanta, Georgia
Given by Mark Winner
November 22, 2025
What choices bring blessings to our lives? What choices bring curses?
Caribbean Community
Given by Arnold Hampton
November 22, 2025
There are three characteristics of Jesus Christ as Shepherd in the New Testament - Good Shepherd, Great Shepherd and Chief Shepherd. These characteristics are covered in Psalm 22, 23 and 24.
Kansas City, Kansas
Given by Caleb Froedge
November 22, 2025
Mankind has often replaced gratitude towards our Creator with the image of the created. The importance of giving thanks to our Creator is much deeper than the fish in the sea.
Austin, TX
Given by David Treybig, Sr.
November 22, 2025
This sermon emphasizes the biblical, historical, and prophetic significance of the seventh-day Sabbath. It begins by showing that the Sabbath was established at creation, reaffirmed in the Ten Commandments, kept by Jesus and the apostles, and never changed by Scripture. It explains how Sunday observance arose centuries later through human tradition, not biblical authority. The message highlights the importance of...
Austin, TX
Given by Nick Slaughter
November 15, 2025
Why doesn’t the Bible mention stress? This message takes on the modern concept of stress and challenges us to push past the vague all-encompassing term in order to engage honestly with our struggles and find clarity. Four realities of our current culture amplify life’s challenges. Why is it worth the effort to reclaim the real words God records for the pre...
St. Petersburg, Florida
Given by Jeff Peterson
November 15, 2025
In our Christian walk we have have been given knowledge and we must use that knowledge to turn from sin, to follow God and practice what is pleasing to Him.
St. Petersburg, Florida
Given by Reggie Sinon
November 15, 2025
Solomon was considered the wisest man who ever lived. What lesson can we glean from his experiences and his findings recorded for us in the book of Ecclesiastes?
East Texas
Given by Rod Gehrke
November 15, 2025
Humans have the amazing ability to adapt to their surrounding and they become commonplace. Do we adapt even to our blessings so that they become commonplace?
Defuniak Springs, Florida
Given by Wes Cohron
November 15, 2025
A bible study on communication. Communication is such a vital key for healthy relationships in marriage, family, and in the church. This Bible study addresses the different types of communication and how we can grow in this area of our life.
West Michigan
Given by Chris Moen
November 15, 2025
Does the Bible teach that our eternal fate has been predetermined - either to be granted eternal life or to be thrown into the lake of fire? It is a belief taught by several large Christian denominations that predestination is a real part of God's plan of salvation, but a careful study of the Bible shows it is not the...
West Michigan
Given by Chris Moen
November 15, 2025
This sermon will cover five basic points for a balanced approach to healthful and nutritious living gleaning notes from a few conservative sources and comparing scriptures from God's word.
Redding / Stockton, California
Given by David Register
November 15, 2025
This message takes us through the history of governments in the Bible and focuses on the best form of Government, which is the government of God…to come.
Kansas City, Kansas
Given by Caleb Froedge
November 15, 2025
The youth in the church, as well as the long-time members, are on a path of growth and development. This sermon looks at the six core competencies for growth.
Twin Cities, Minnesota
Given by Larry Solomon
November 15, 2025
How we face adversity, suffering, hard work, and failure can produce spiritual growth and reach our full potential. How we respond to these things will shape our lives forever in a good way or a bad way.