Given by Jason Hyde
April 25, 2020
Given by Ken Treybig
April 25, 2020
With the COVID-19 pandemic and people’s increased interest in it, this seems like a perfect time to talk about prophecy. Some scholars estimate about 1/3 of the Bible is prophecy. What’s so important about prophecy? What purposes does it serve and who is it for—believers, unbelievers or both—and why? Today I’d like to share with you what I’ve learned about prophecy.
Given by Jim Franks
April 25, 2020
Fear is a natural human emotion. There are circumstances when having fear is not only good, but warranted. It is when fear paralyzes us and prevents us from following God or hinders our relationship with God that it must be overcome. The example of the prophet Elijah and the “still small voice” that directed him when he was overwhelmed with fea...
Given by Britton Taylor
April 25, 2020
God said He would build His Church. As individuals, we have a responsibility to fit within the structure of the Church so that the Church can accomplish the work God has set before us.
Given by Gary Lutz
April 25, 2020
Given by Dave Myers
April 25, 2020
All humans are born with a birth defect that will eventually be fatal. Learn what that defect is and how it can be cured.
Given by Rick Avent
April 25, 2020
Given by Greg Sargent
April 25, 2020
We can prove that the Israelites under the Old Covenant were commanded to keep the 10 Commandments. Under the New Covenant, are both Gentiles and Israelites commanded to obey all 10 Commandments? Can you locate the scriptures to prove it?
Given by Doug Johnson
April 24, 2020
There are always gaps, or intervals, between holy day seasons. We’re in one now—perhaps the “strangest” interval ever! The early New Testament church had a “strange interval” too, the year Christ died and was resurrected—the same year the Church of God began on Pentecost. What did they go through, and what did they learn? What will we glean in spiritual lessons from ...
Given by Don Henson
April 24, 2020
Given by Caleb Froedge
April 18, 2020
One if the most challenging areas of growth is learning patience. God’s timing is always perfect, but sometimes that means we must wait on God’s timing. This sermon looks at what happens when mankind takes matters into their own hands rather than wait for God’s perfect timing. How do we respond when we have to wait? Is our character where it ne...
Given by John Trotter
April 18, 2020
Review of how God looks at blood and the significance to Christians.
Given by Nathan Willoughby
April 18, 2020
Given by Doug Johnson
April 18, 2020
What will our world look like, “post-COVID-19?” What will the Church of God look like? Where do you and I fit in the whole scenario? What should we do about it all?
Given by Andy Burnett
April 18, 2020
In Romans 6-8 the apostle Paul addresses an aspect of the spiritual battle waged in our lives between our human nature and God’s divine nature, which He places in us.