Sermons

The Wave-Sheaf Offering

Given by Paul Carter
April 8, 2023

There was a special ceremony done on the Day after the Sabbath that fell during the days of Unleavened Bread. It is more than just counting 50 Days!

Slave of Sin or Servant of Righteousness

Given by Brian Holman
April 8, 2023

The Sermon begins by covering the topic of "What do we believe" regarding forgiveness before and after Baptism. It then transitions to focus on the role of slavery in the Bible and the choice we make to be slaves of sin or servants of righteousness with the undercurrent of understanding the meaning of Passover and the liberty we...

What Did the Resurrected Life of Jesus Christ Do That His Death Alone Did Not

Given by Zach Smith
April 8, 2023

Learning to Walk

Given by Bruce Rivers
April 8, 2023

Malice Towards None

Given by Tom Letellier
April 8, 2023

So Let Us Keep This Feast

Given by Paul Carter
April 6, 2023

The Passover and Night to be much Observed are over, and we are starting the Days of Unleavened Bread. What do we do from here?

Lessons for Coming Out of Sin

Given by Greg Sargent
April 6, 2023

After the Passover we read that we can refrain from the leavened attitude of malice and wickedness because of Christ’s sacrifice. Still, there are lessons to remember--#1 living in sin results in bondage, #2 Satan refuses to let us go easily and #3 God is always near to fight for us.

Pride, the Not So Hidden Sin

Given by Matt Zollner
April 6, 2023

Hidden sins are those that a person commits but does not see in themselves. Pride is one of the more evasive ones. God warns us of the dangers of pride especially when we let it continue unchecked.

The Three Rs in Forgiveness

Given by Gary Lutz
April 6, 2023

Freedom

Given by Michael Hanisko
April 6, 2023

Simple Days of Unleavened Bread Lessons

Given by Dave Myers
April 6, 2023

Simple Days of Unleavened Bread lessons

The Risks of Routine

Given by James Ellis
April 6, 2023

The First Day of Unleavened Bread is a holy convocation, and it has become our routine to observe it year after year. As we keep the Feast this year, what sort of dangers should we be mindful of?