Orlando, Florida
Given by Tim Rickard
June 13, 2026
Are your beliefs preferences or convictions? True Biblical conviction is more than a preference. A preference is something you prefer—something you hold onto until it becomes too costly. A conviction, on the other hand, is something you hold onto no matter what the cost. Let's look at a couple of examples today of men who knew what was right, believed i...
St. Louis, Missouri
Given by Matt Zollner
June 13, 2026
I Corinthians 6:20 tells us to, "Glorify God in your body and in your spirit, which are God's." This sermon presents several ways to help us implement this command in our lives.
East Texas
Given by Ken Treybig
June 13, 2026
In Luke 21:19 what is it about patience that was so important in Jesus’ mind that He said it would gain us our lives, to use the ESV (English Standard Version) translation? Patience does not appear in Paul’s list of fruit of the spirit in Galatians 5, yet Jesus says it’s crucial.
Redding / Stockton, California
Given by Michael Lindenberg
June 6, 2026
In a world filled with uncertainty and fear, the Bible offers a message of hope. Just as the sunrise overcomes the darkness, God's coming Kingdom promises a future of peace, healing, and lasting joy for all mankind.
New Orleans, Louisiana
Given by Rick Avent
June 6, 2026
Many mainstream Christian churches teach the idea that some, if not most, of the Old Testament laws are no longer in effect. In this sermon, some scriptures that are used to support these claims are addressed. In each case, it will be shown that the scripture shows just the opposite.
Cincinnati-Dayton, Ohio
Given by Jeremy Hess
June 6, 2026
From David’s desire to build God a house to Paul’s statement that God’s Spirit dwells in His people, Pentecost shows the movement of God’s plan: He is building a spiritual temple, growing His Firstfruits now, and pointing toward the day when He will fully dwell with mankind.
Cleveland, Ohio
Given by Doug Johnson
June 6, 2026
We’ve read those powerful words many times, especially in the Old Testament record of God’s dealing with His people. What do they mean for us? Does God still “connect” His name to His modern servants? Why does He explain Who He is by associating His name with flawed human beings?
Cleveland, Ohio
Given by Rich Johnson
June 6, 2026
In Zechariah 8:19, the prophet makes a startling statement. He tells the people returning from Babylonian captivity that He would turn four national days of mourning (the fasts of the 4th, 5th, 7th and 10th months) into cheerful days of joy and gladness. Then he says they need to “love truth and peace.” Many years earlier, the prophet Jeremiah had liv...
Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Rebel Jones
June 6, 2026
Have you ever found yourself asking, “Why would God allow this to happen?” “Why didn’t God answer that prayer?” or “Why did God open this door but close that one?” Most Christians have wrestled with questions like these—when prayers seem unanswered, during seasons of pain and suffering, when tragedy strikes, or even when they believe they are doing what is r...
Castle Rock, Colorado
Given by Greg Sargent
June 6, 2026
Prior to Christ's return, Satan's deception will be so great that if possible, the elect could be deceived. What must we do and know in order not to be deceived by lying wonders?
Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Scott McIntosh
June 6, 2026
Depression is real. The Bible has some answers on how to handle and work through it.
Defuniak Springs, Florida
Given by Wes Cohron
June 6, 2026
Christ gave His disciples a new commandment. What made this commandment new?
Atlanta, Georgia
Given by Jeff Yost
June 6, 2026
How does God answer when people sin? There are five different answers we can see when examining this topic.
Twin Cities, Minnesota
Given by Brit Railston
June 6, 2026
In Galatians 6:16, Paul pronounces a blessing of "peace and mercy" to a predominantly Gentile audience he referred to as the "Israel of God". This is the same blessing that was being pronounced to a predominantly Jewish audience in the synagogues. The term "Israel of God" previously referred to ancient Israel in the Old Testament....
St. Petersburg, Florida
Given by Mike McTiernan
June 6, 2026
The historical account of Job's life has many lessons for our Christian walk. Through it we are given an insight into the nature of our enemy, lessons on how to deal with others who are going through trials, a look in to the greatness of God's justice and God's ultimate goal for His people.