Akron, Ohio
Given by Don Henson
April 2, 2026
This time of year we remember how God rescued Israel from Egypt. And we’re also reminded that we, too, have been rescued from slavery to sin.
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
East Texas
Given by James Richards
April 2, 2026
The Days of Unleavened symbolize the removal of sin while simultaneously putting in righteousness. As part of that righteousness, we are commanded to abide in Christ. In order to do so we must adhere to His commands, especially the command He gives to agape each other.
Houston North, Texas
Given by Gary Black
April 2, 2026
Paul warns about malice and wickedness, showing that sinful actions often begin with deeper problems in the heart. Real spiritual growth requires dealing with the root, not just the fruit.
St. Petersburg, Florida
Given by Chuck Sinon
March 28, 2026
The footwashing, bread, and wine are more than just rituals. All three, in their order, have great spiritual significance that should be contemplated prior to taking the Passover.
Caribbean Community
Given by Arnold Hampton
March 28, 2026
Why did God harden Pharoah's heart? To the modern mind that is unethical, immoral, cruel and harsh. What lessons can we learn from God hardening Pharoah's heart?
St. Louis, Missouri
Given by Mark Whynaucht
March 28, 2026
God has not called us to be prisoners of guilt. He has called us to be forgiven sons and daughters, walking out of the cell, putting down the backpack, serving the living God with clean hearts and clear consciences.
Cincinnati-Dayton, Ohio
Given by Ron Kelley
March 28, 2026
A review of three aspects of Passover. We'll cover repentance, reconciliation, and rejoicing and how to accomplish all three during these Holy Days.
Sherman, Texas
Given by Andy Burnett
March 28, 2026
This message offers an approach to fulfilling God's requirement of examining ourselves.
Austin, Texas
Given by Nick Slaughter
March 28, 2026
The bread and wine represent the body and blood of Jesus Christ. But what does eating the bread symbolize and how does it picture unity? This sermon traces the Biblical use of eating bread as a symbol of allegiance, covenant, and fellowship. From the earliest Old Testament examples through the Paul’s instruction to the church at Corinth, we see a p...
Bentonville / Van Buren, Arkansas
Given by Randy Salyer
March 28, 2026
In preparation for the Passover, this Bible study surveys the messianic prophecy of Christ’s suffering, along with His unyielding faith in God’s deliverance and vision of God’s plan of salvation for all of mankind.
Bentonville / Van Buren, Arkansas
Given by Randy Salyer
March 28, 2026
Blood has great significance to God, and He clearly wants it to have great significance to us. Why? In this sermon, we explore this most important subject.
Atlanta, Georgia
Given by Tim Groves
March 28, 2026
An exploration of the internal war between carnal nature and the spirit as we prepare for Passover.