Sermons

Passover Questions

Given by Ken Treybig
March 15, 2025

Passover is unique, and in some ways, full of surprises. Is it any wonder then, that lots of questions have come up over the years about Passover? Let’s take a look at some of the largest ones today to reinforce why we keep as we do.

Building Brotherhood

Given by Mike Beyer
March 15, 2025

This message highlights the importance of brotherhood. It presents three building blocks to strengthen the bonds of brotherhood and unity as we prepare for Passover.

Spiritual Photosynthesis

Given by Caleb Froedge
March 15, 2025

As we approach the Passover we are reminded of the help we need from Jesus Christ in order to grow, change, and bear fruit. In order bear fruit we must first be willing be in the light.

Why Do We Observe Passover?

Given by Mark Winner
March 15, 2025

As Passover approaches, it is important we consider why it is we observe the evening. Is it simply our heritage or is there more to it? Let us consider this as we prepare.

The Ark of the Covenant-Its Heritage and Mysteries

Given by Chris Moen
March 15, 2025

In this Bible Study, we will look at some of the history and symbolism of the Ark of The Covenant. It had various names including The Ark of the Covenant of the LORD. It was central to religious life in Ancient Israel.

Lessons From I Samuel 16

Given by Dennis Kuhns
March 15, 2025

The bible has many passages that provide lessons for us. I Samuel 16 is such a chapter. In this message we explore (3) specific lessons, (1) God does not see as man sees, man looks at outward appearance (2) God looks at the heart (3) God chose David. How do those lessons apply to us today?

Depend on God Every Day

Given by Jim Franks
March 12, 2025

Life is hectic, and trials will come. The lesson from God’s Word is for us to depend on Him every day and not just cry out when something bad happens.

Colossians 1:15-22 - The Supremacy Of Christ, Part 2

Given by Arnold Hampton
March 8, 2025

Jesus Christ is the image of God. He is God. He is the Creator over all things visible and invisible and He is the sustainer of all things. He is supreme. Jesus is the head of the church, and He controls the church. The church must be connected to Jesus Christ to receive the commands of God.

The Sin of Pride

Given by Wes Cohron
March 8, 2025

How often do we look for pride when examining ourselves? How often do we admit that we have pride and repent of it? With the Spring Holy Days approaching it is important that we recognize this inconspicuous sin, which has been referred to as “the father” of all sins.

The Light of Life

Given by Caleb Froedge
March 8, 2025

Just as the plants and trees need sunlight to utilize the energy for change and growth, we desperately needed the "light of the world" to shine forth in the darkness setting the example for us to follow. There is a process and spiritual "life cycle" that involves: receiving the light, change, growth, glorification, and being a...

The Key To Humility

Given by Tom Clark
March 8, 2025

What does it look like when our hearts are filled with love toward God and love toward other people? What does it look like? It looks like humility.

Bring Every Thought Into Captivity

Given by Michael Hanisko
March 8, 2025

What does it mean to be pure in heart? A pre-Passover sermon.

Bible Study: Difficult Verses Associated with Passover

Given by James Ellis
March 8, 2025

Although some Bible verses may appear to be confusing, we can often make sense of what God has preserved for us. This study will explore a collection of verses that are associated with the Passover.

Fundamental Belief #9: Repentance

Given by James Ellis
March 8, 2025

What is repentance and what does it look like?

Are You In the Arena?

Given by Mark Croft
March 8, 2025

Teddy Roosevelt's "Citizenship in a Republic" speech contains the famous "Man in the Arena" passage and is a great call to action for us as Christians. This message explores our own responsibility to find the opportunities God gives us to grow spiritually, to take action, to be in the arena. Paul is a great example of...