Atlanta, Georgia
Given by Chris Leyden
October 10, 2026
We need to reflect on the spiritual lessons brought home from the Feast and how they should continue shaping our lives long after the Feast ends. God is preparing His people for future service, developing a mindset of humility and love toward others, and enduring faithfully by keeping the Kingdom of God first.
Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Brian Anderson
October 10, 2026
We are called to become Kings & Priests. Can you really see yourself serving as a leader and teacher of a village, a city, or a nation? Three points to help us recognize our unique and special calling as leaders in the millennium and beyond.
East Texas
Given by Rod Gehrke
October 10, 2026
Gospel is mentioned many times in scriptures. Is there one gospel or many?
Orlando, Florida
Given by Tim Rickard
October 10, 2026
What was the true nature of Jesus Christ while on the earth? Was he just a great prophet or moral teacher, like some say, but didn't exist prior to His human conception? Or was He God through-and-through, totally divine, and He only appeared to be human during His time on earth? Was His physical form some kind of an illusion...
Twin Cities, Minnesota
Given by Larry Solomon
October 10, 2026
The Bible mentions several men who "walked" with God - Enoch, Noah, etc. Life is temporary, just like the Feast and in this post-feast sermon, the lives of those who walked with God is discussed. It inevitably challenges us to think about and assess how our own walk with God is going. Are we walking as Christ walked?
Dallas, Texas
Given by Dennis Fultz
October 10, 2026
This message focuses on God's Will for His people as we return from the Feast.
West Palm Beach, Florida
Given by David Jackson
October 10, 2026
It is so important that as we have concluded the Fall Holy Days, to maintain focus on Spiritual Growth and the Character of God on the road to Eternal Life. What basic things can we do to maintain the focus that the messages from the Feast of Tabernacles and the Last Great Day provided?
Cincinnati-Dayton, Ohio
Given by Ron Kelley
October 10, 2026
What things should most have our attention in the coming year now that we are home from the Feast? What should be the result of re-enacting the plan of God once again? This sermon reviews 6 areas to focus on given that we know God's plan for us.
Springfield, Missouri
Given by Mike Blackwell
October 10, 2026
God uses the example of children many times in the Bible. Christ himself taught many important lessons we can learn from small children. In this sermon we look at several of these attitudes and lessons that are vital for being in the Kingdom of God. In fact, Jesus himself said that unless we become as little children, we will not...
Auckland, New Zealand
Given by Jon Pinelli
October 10, 2026
We are almost one week removed from the FOT and LGD. For eight days, we gained a vision of the world that is to come. Is that vision still burning bright? How do we make sure we keep that vision alive as we wait for Passover 2027?
FOT: Seaside
Given by Michael Hanisko
October 3, 2026
What should the Church be doing to prepare for our marriage to Christ? What should we be doing individually? Does the Bible give a summary of what we and the Church should be like as we prepare to serve in God’s Kingdom?
FOT: Tucson
Given by Mike Blackwell
October 3, 2026
After the Millennium, all who ever lived will be resurrected and given an opportunity to become part of God’s family. How will we work with Christ to gently lead them in learning and following God’s way.
FOT: Seaside
Given by Larry Lambert
October 3, 2026
The meaning of the Last Great Day will provide the ultimate surprise for billions of people who went to their graves without a clue about life after death.
FOT: Orange Beach
Given by Jim Franks
October 3, 2026
This is the final message of the 2026 Feast. What did you learn over the past eight days? Let’s highlight three primary lessons that we should have learned.
FOT: Tucson
Given by Andy Burnett
October 3, 2026
In this Last Great Day message, we’ll look at what lies beyond the time when the holy day plan of salvation reaches completion.