West Palm Beach, Florida
Given by Phil Garland
May 9, 2026
Throughout the Bible, God the Father and Jesus Christ demonstrate their love for us through compassion. They set the example for us, and we must extend compassion to others.
Auckland, New Zealand
Given by Isaac Khalil
May 9, 2026
Motherhood is becoming less desired in today’s world, yet it remains a powerful lens through which we can understand God’s tender and personal care for each of us. It reflects not only God’s love, but also the Church’s care for the brethren and our greater calling in the Kingdom to serve, comfort and teach the whole world.
Given by Ralph Levy
May 8, 2026
Immoral, prosperous and decadent, Corinth was not an easy place to be a Christian. Its decadence rubbed off on the members of the Church. But they changed, and they kept God’s Passover. The instructions to Corinth have much to tell us as we approach the Passover.
Given by Jim Franks
May 8, 2026
Throughout history, there have been individuals who were willing to give their lives to save others. But none of them equal what Jesus Christ did for us. Each year we commemorate His death in the Passover. We can never be truly worthy, but Christ still gave His life for each of us.
West Palm Beach, Florida
Given by Eliezer Flores
May 8, 2026
God's Holy Days are absolutely wonderful and are intended to help us overcome the sins and problems of life so that we can live forever in the Kingdom of God!
Given by Jim Franks
May 8, 2026
TV pictures the destruction of all life via a nuclear holocaust. Is this how the world will end, or does God have a different conclusion? God’s conclusion is very different. His purpose for mankind, and the reason you were born, is to become part of the God family and live for eternity.
Given by Dave Myers
May 8, 2026
Does it matter what you believe? Isn’t it enough just to be a good person? In this sermon Dave Myers discusses the vital importance of true doctrine.
Given by Ralph Levy
May 8, 2026
Without faith it is impossible to please God. But how do we build faith?
Given by Britton Taylor
May 8, 2026
God gave His law to reveal His holy nature and tell us what sin is. This knowledge of what sin is enables us to know how to pursue righteousness.
Redding / Stockton, California
Given by David Register
May 2, 2026
It is usually only at funerals of members or the occasional Holy Day that we focus on the first resurrection. But, it is summation of our hope, to be in that “better” resurrection to eternal life at Christ’s return. This message focuses on the first resurrection.
New Orleans, Louisiana
Given by Tom Letellier
May 2, 2026
The hectic pace of today's 24-hour lifestyle has everyone stressed out. The key to stress and time management is the ability to stop "doing" all the time and to start "stopping" some of the time. And we can do that through the process of meditation.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Given by Zach Smith
May 2, 2026
Jesus corrected His disciples at times for not knowing what manner of spirit they were demonstrating or being motivated by. We’re also instructed in 1 John 4:1 to test the spirits. Are we willing to test the spirits at work in us, to identify the source motivating our attitudes, actions, and perspectives?
Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Brian Anderson
May 2, 2026
In the dramatic story of the Exodus, we see a powerful contrast: God’s devastating judgment on Egypt through the ten plagues and the Red Sea, versus His abundant mercy toward Israel. Egypt’s heirs, livestock, crops, army, and false gods were struck down, leaving the nation humbled and low. Yet Israel was spared the worst plagues, gifted Egypt’s wealth, protected by the P...
Bentonville / Van Buren, Arkansas
Given by Tom Clark
May 2, 2026
Hospitality was an important part of life in both the Old and New Testaments. Paul encouraged the Church to be “given to hospitality.” But what does that look like, and how are we to practice it today?
Memphis, Tennessee
Given by Justin Adkins
May 2, 2026
Taking another look at the Sabbath to gain a better perspective of God's expectations. He's invited us to be here, and that needs to be at the forefront of our thinking about this day.