Houston South, Texas
Given by James Ellis
August 29, 2026
What exactly was a scribe and what lessons can we learn from them? Were they always as adversarial as they often appear to be?
Knoxville, Tennessee
Given by Chris Moen
August 29, 2026
This sermon shares the story of the calling of one of God's servants - Elisha - and then how we can still learn from just four illustrations of miracles that God performed through him.
West Michigan
Given by Ian Neal
August 29, 2026
Modern justice often relies on incarceration, but imprisonment was not a prescribed punishment in ancient Israel. This sermon examines Biblical examples of punishment to show that God's correction is designed to uphold justice while also producing restitution, rehabilitation, reconciliation, and restoration.
Orlando, Florida
Given by Rob Kurzreiter
August 29, 2026
Every day, the choices we make shape our character, influence those around us and ultimately determine the direction of our lives. God has given us the freedom and responsibility to choose—but freedom of choice does not mean freedom from consequences. This message examines what Scripture teaches about making wise, spiritually grounded decisions: choosing God’s way over our own, seeking His wis...
Bentonville / Van Buren, Arkansas
Given by Tom Clark
August 29, 2026
The entire region of the Middle East is a hotbed of unrest, terrorism, hatred and war. It has been for centuries, and it will be the focal point of history before the return of Christ. But to better understand this area we need to have an historical perspective of the people and region, and then begin looking at what God...
Twin Cities, Minnesota
Given by Larry Solomon
August 29, 2026
We are to seek the Kingdom of God each day and as we begin to prepare to keep the Feast of Tabernacles, having the mindset to get out of the Feast what God intends. We get to enjoy some physical things, but primarily we need to focus on the spiritual, recharge our spiritual batteries, so to speak, a spiritual booster...
Austin, Texas
Given by Nick Slaughter
August 29, 2026
At Mount Sinai, Israel was afraid of God but God said they did not fear Him. How can that be? What does it actually mean to fear God; and why would God choose the Feast of Tabernacles, a time of abundance, rejoicing, travel, good food, and second tithe, as the setting for learning it? This messages explores three different paths...
Columbia, South Carolina
Given by Tommy Harring
August 29, 2026
Mindful meditations are beneficial, but often overlooked in this world. What is meditation truly about? And how does it help us on our Christian walk?
Atlanta, Georgia
Given by Bruce Gore
August 29, 2026
Why do you attend Sabbath services? Or more specifically, why is it that you are and others aren't?
New Orleans, Louisiana
Given by Tom Letellier
August 29, 2026
Scripture tells us Enoch and Abraham were men who walked with God. So how do we walk with God?? This message will explore several ways to walk with God.
West Palm Beach, Florida
Given by David Jackson
August 29, 2026
In Part 3, we begin examining other religious literature and philosophies that are often considered on par with the Word of God or accepted as holy scripture. What can we understand about the Tanakh, the Hebrew Old Testament, the Catholic Bible, the Deuterocanon, the Apocrypha, the Pseudepigrapha, and the Book of Enoch? The Bible is clear that ONLY THE BIBLE is...
Cincinnati-Dayton, Ohio
Given by Tim Foster
August 29, 2026
Before the second coming of Jesus, there will be a period of upheaval on earth, a time of trouble especially affecting true christians. What is the tribulation, what will be happening on earth, and what should we watch for?
Given by Jim Franks
August 29, 2026
This sermon is taken from Jude 1-4, where Jude encourages us to contend (fight) for the faith once delivered, which includes our beliefs and our passion for those beliefs.
Given by David Johnson
August 29, 2026
The “why are you here?” question is not just for the Feast. We are summoned to a sacred meeting each week. But why did God choose you—out of 8.2 billion people—to be a part of something most people know nothing about?
Given by Ralph Levy
August 29, 2026
Adam hid himself, but Abraham, Moses and Isaiah all cried out to God, “Hineni,” which means, “Here I am.” When servants of God cry “Hineni,” amazing things happen. What does this mean to us? Should we not cry out “Hineni”? And what does this translate as for us in the Church today?