Memphis, Tennessee
Given by Justin Adkins
August 15, 2026
The law of Sowing and Reaping is an immutable spiritual law. We need to learn to sow to the good so that we can reap the benefits of the Kingdom of God.
Bentonville / Van Buren, Arkansas
Given by Randy Salyer
August 15, 2026
How much do you think about wisdom? How much a part of your life is it? In this sermon, we discuss the importance of Wisdom and its source
Bentonville / Van Buren, Arkansas
Given by Dave DeHart
August 15, 2026
Living with vision teaches us to: see God’s presence, perceive God’s power and focus on God’s plan.
Cincinnati-Dayton, Ohio
Given by Ron Kelley
August 15, 2026
The example of the first converts to the Church in 31 AD provide us with an effective strategy for entering the last days as Christians. The challenges they faced are similar to what we will be facing in the coming years. What can we learn from their example?
Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Ken Giese
August 15, 2026
Is there value in suffering? Why does God allow it and how can Satan use it to achieve his ends? Christ stated very clearly in John 16:33 – “In the world you will have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world.” How should we approach suffering in our own lives . . . in the lives of others? Is it on...
Houston South, Texas
Given by James Ellis
August 15, 2026
Recent earthquake activity is a sobering reminder that certain things in life are beyond our control. What do we do in these situations?
Grand Junction / Salt Lake City
Given by Neil Hart
August 15, 2026
Christ warned us about false prophets who will deceive many - some able to do great signs and wonders. What can we do to ensure that we are not deceived? Are we learning to discern between good and evil? Are continuing in the things that we have learned from Scripture? Are building a relationship with God?
West Michigan
Given by Bruce Rivers
August 15, 2026
God's plan is to eventually make all things new. This sermon looks at several of the things the Bible describes as being new. Ultimately, we as God's potential spirit born children will be made completely new in quality of character. The process is clearly outlined through the progression of God's Holy Days.
Atlanta, Georgia
Given by Mark Winner
August 15, 2026
Our faith is in the power of God. Our works show this faith as we follow His laws and work towards His family.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Given by Gary Lutz
August 15, 2026
Is it hard to be a Christian ?Jesus himself said difficult is the way. Christians are called to be disciples, life long students. What grade do we give ourselves?
Raleigh, North Carolina
Given by Bob Iacobucci
August 15, 2026
Today we will look at some of the symbolism associated with baptism.
West Palm Beach, Florida
Given by Eric Koester
August 15, 2026
The Day of Atonement teaches us many things, including that to dwell with God in the Kingdom of God after the millennium, we must no longer dwell in sin; we must be at one with God prior to entering into the Kingdom of God.
Caribbean Community
Given by Arnold Hampton
August 15, 2026
These psalms were sung as the children of Israel journeyed to Jerusalem to keep the annual feasts, perhaps reflecting how their anticipation and desire to worship grew stronger as they drew nearer to the city. For us, the journey through the fall festivals begins with the Feast of Trumpets, and today we will see its connection to Psalm 120. This psalm...
Given by Jim Franks
August 15, 2026
An old man once told me how he got lost in the Canadian wilderness for several days. He learned many lessons, but the most valuable was this: Stay on the trail. This is also true in Christianity. Stay on the narrow path and don’t look for a shortcut.
Given by David Johnson
August 15, 2026
Many who profess Christianity focus exclusively upon the New Testament, as if the Old Testament is of little value. When we look at the Bible, we see one book, not two. How should a Christian view the Bible?