Cincinnati-Dayton, Ohio
Given by Ron Kelley
April 2, 2026
Part of the model prayer instructs us to ask God to deliver us from evil. Why is it so difficult? A review of Biblical examples of struggles against evil. How do we overcome evil in our lives today? What is the root cause of evil and how do we eliminate this cause to finally overcome sin and live righteously?
East Texas
Given by Rod Gehrke
April 2, 2026
One of the lessons of Passover season is humility. Jesus Christ humbled Himself. What can we learn from His example?
Atlanta, Georgia
Given by Mark Winner
April 2, 2026
True worship requires absolute obedience to God's word. As we celebrate the Days of Unleavened Bread, this means the removal of leaven rather than following human traditions or emotional excuses.
Bentonville / Van Buren, Arkansas
Given by Randy Salyer
April 2, 2026
Standing at the edge of peril on the shores of the Red Sea, with no visible way to escape and Pharaoh’s armies closing in, the children of Israel forgot God’s miracles and began to buckle until Moses commanded them, “Stand still and see the salvation of the Lord.” Does this instruction hold true for modern Christians? This sermon, given on the ...
Bentonville / Van Buren, Arkansas
Given by Tom Clark
April 2, 2026
Israel remembered what God had done for them releasing them from slavery in Egypt. But remembering alone wasn’t enough, because they didn’t place the same value on God’s instructions that He did. We need to make sure we remember all God has done for us, but also learn to put the same value on obedience that He does.
Houston South, Texas
Given by James Ellis
April 2, 2026
This message reviews the biblical instruction for the Feast of Unleavened Bread: "Seven days you must eat unleavened bread." What does this look like and what should we be thinking about as we do so?
Columbia, South Carolina
Given by Drew Tranquada
April 2, 2026
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West Michigan
Given by Chris Moen
April 2, 2026
On this First Day of Unleavened Bread we are reminded that we've been called as One People, to One Cause, partaking of One Bread.
Grand Junction / Salt Lake City
Given by David Gatley
April 2, 2026
Beginning with Passover, we see the start of a new cycle of annual holy festivals that picture God's plan for mankind. The example of the Israelites coming out of Egypt teaches us about the origin and the meaning of the Days of Unleavened Bread. God uses leavening as a illustration to help us understand sin and how it can start...
Kansas City, Kansas
Given by Mike Beyer
April 2, 2026
Looking at heardened hearts and how to have a soft heart.
Raleigh, North Carolina
Given by Greg Swartz
April 2, 2026
A prophecy in Micah concerning idolatry has modern implications. Does this affect us in the church? Let's take a look and see.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Given by Zach Smith
April 2, 2026
In Psalm 51, David identified three things he would do in response to God's forgiveness and the joy restored to him because of it. This can serve as a model for us during this feast because a proper response to the meaning of Passover is an unleavened life of praise.
Memphis, Tennessee
Given by Justin Adkins
April 2, 2026
While we are to keep the Feast of the Days of Unleavened Bread, we are told that we should keep it in an unleavened fashion... with the bread of sincerity and truth.
West Palm Beach, Florida
Given by David Jackson
April 2, 2026
Every thought shared by Jesus Christ’s entire prayer in John 17 is filled with deep spiritual insight and significance, and his final words should serve as a reminder and inspiration as we continue our walk through the Days of Unleavened Bread and our journey to the Kingdom of God. Yet Christ's final words in verses 24-26 express a depth of love a...
Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Ken Giese
April 2, 2026
Is the Biblical account of the exodus primarily a narrative of liberation and freedom from sin or one of deliverance and redemption? What are the prophetic implications of the exodus? As we begin the Days of Unleavened Bread, let’s explore God’s plan to deliver and redeem His creation via a “second exodus”. First Day of Unleavened Bread - Sermon