Sermons

2 Thessalonians and The Man of Sin

Bentonville / Van Buren, Arkansas
Given by Tom Clark
September 5, 2026

We are given a prophecy of the end time about an individual who is going to be very active on the world scene, will wield incredible power, and will have a direct impact on the people of God. He is called the man of sin, and yet his power will be religious in nature. How well do we understand this...

Serving the Lord Christ

Louisville, Kentucky
Given by Jason Hyde
September 5, 2026

The incredible imagery and potential of the coming Millennium can seem very distant. This message examines how it should be connected to our lives today.

Rejoice Before God

Knoxville, Tennessee
Given by Marty Miller
September 5, 2026

God commands us to rejoice before Him at His Feasts; this takes preparation.

The Last Great Day

St. Petersburg, Florida
Given by Scott Greer
September 5, 2026

God's last Holy Day holds significant meaning for the majority of the world who have never had their chance to know God and His way. This day provides an opportunity for billions of people to become part of God's family forever.

Ready or Not, Here Christ Comes

Atlanta, Georgia
Given by Mark Winner
September 5, 2026

National events have taken many by surprise and brought much death. You never know how long you have left and sometimes do not get to finish what it is you're doing. Is what you have done up to this point enough? Have you grown at the spiritual pace you want to? If not, why not?

The Great Tribulation

St. Petersburg, Florida
Given by Mitchel Sinon
September 5, 2026

Before Christ's return we will see a time of trouble that has never been in history. The Bible reveals what will happen to the world and to God's elect and why this time is necessary.

The Seventy Weeks Prophecy: Part Two

Raleigh, North Carolina
Given by Tom Schultz
September 5, 2026

Today we will continue on with the Seventy Weeks Prophecy in great detail in Daniel 9.

Renewing Our Hope Through Rehearsal

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Given by Zach Smith
September 5, 2026

Hope is a temporary quantity that must be renewed over time or it can be lost. There is a constant pull toward abandoning hope that comes from negativity all around us and within. The fall feasts provide an opportunity to renew our hope through the rehearsal of God’s plan, God’s promises, and God’s perspective.

Songs of Ascents/Degrees - Psalm 123-125

Caribbean Community
Given by Arnold Hampton
September 5, 2026

When God is our focus (Psalm 123 - God is our hope), we look to Him for deliverance (Psalm 124 - God is our Deliverer), and knowing that He is our Deliverer gives us the confidence to trust Him (Psalm 125 - Trust in God). Our hope is in God, our help comes from God, and therefore we can trust Him completely.

When The Trumpets Sound—Will You Be Ready?

New Orleans, Louisiana
Given by Pat Sinon
September 5, 2026

The Feast of Trumpets pictures Jesus Christ's return and the establishment of God’s Kingdom. Through the parable of the ten virgins, this message examines a vital question: When the trumpet sounds, will we be ready?

Why We Need The Fall Holy Days

Auckland, New Zealand
Given by Jon Pinelli
September 5, 2026

Man's march for 6,000 years has shown us one thing. He cannot rule himself. As Jeremiah stated, "It is not within man to direct his own steps." That very fact tells us the overriding importance of the days we prepare to keep.

Two Lines, Two Legacies

St. Petersburg, Florida
Given by Chuck Sinon
August 29, 2026

We are told that all scripture is God-breathed. Even the genealogies hold important lessons for us. The lines of Cain and Seth show us how choices that are made can both influence and grow more powerful in future generations.

The Bride of Christ

Sherman, Texas
Given by Dennis Fultz
August 29, 2026

Jesus Christ will marry His Church when He returns. Are we prepared? Have we made ourselves ready for the most important wedding of all time?

Think Long Term

Los Angeles, California
Given by Michael Lindenberg
August 29, 2026

A Christian life can have trails and difficulties that can distract us from the big picture. Here are 4 points we can apply to help us to think long term.

The Story of Three Modern Proverbs

Cleveland, Ohio
Given by Doug Johnson
August 29, 2026

Humans relate to stories. Some cultures are very gifted at telling them—for generations! The greatest “story-teller” of all time was Jesus Christ ( we usually call His stories “parables”). If we truly want to “be like Him,” what are we learning from His parables—most of which centered around the Plan He and the Father have for the future of humanity. That story is d...