Given by Doug Johnson
September 23, 2025
Our world seems to constantly lurch from one tumultuous crisis to another. Why? Is there something missing or dysfunctional in how the human mind operates? What is the solution that leads to a world of calm and peace? God’s marvelous Feast of Trumpets points the way to the only possible answer.
Given by Don Henson
September 23, 2025
Events prophesied in Daniel 2:43-44 will be fulfilled when Jesus returns, in the time represented by the Feast of Trumpets. It is also at that time that God will fulfill His promise to grant salvation and eternal life to those who have been faithful.
Given by Roger Ellis
September 20, 2025
Jesus talks about this time of testing and trial for the people of God that will try them to their very core. He gives this caution to His people. This particular warning is our individual responsibility and will be a challenge for us throughout our Christian lives.
Given by Kevin Troyer
September 20, 2025
We are called a chosen, generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, His own special people in 1 Peter 2. We're a new people, a new race, a new nation, the people of God. And because of that we don't quite fit in with this world. We are temporary dwellers, resident foreigners, and "do-gooders". The people of God need to...
Given by Marty Miller
September 13, 2025
There are many things in this world that can cause us to be afraid, but we must not allow fear to control our decisions. There is another kind of fear that should guide our lives instead.
Given by Marty Miller
August 30, 2025
We find a great example of selflessness in the book of 1 Samuel. Despite having many opportunities to act selfishly, Scripture doesn’t record any selfish deeds about them.
Given by Don Henson
August 23, 2025
In Ephesians 4:26 Paul acknowledges that we all experience anger but admonishes us to not let it become sin. Jesus expressed anger but did not sin. Four points to consider to be sure your anger does not become sinful.
Given by Don Henson
August 16, 2025
The Holy Spirit gives us the capacity to experience and share love in a way that isn’t natural to people—"the highest expression of selflessness and unconditional care for others as a choice, not out of attraction or obligation."
Given by Gary Summers
August 9, 2025
Christ said that we are to be the salt of the earth, and the light of the world. A large part of that is the influence we have on others day in and day out. We will review Paul's captive journey, from Acts chapter 27, to see how he used numerous aspects of influence and leadership, to have a positive effect o...
Given by DJ Haney
August 9, 2025
Proverbs 26:12 tells us that the most hopeless fool is the one who is wise in his own eyes. Someone who thinks he can do no wrong and is unwilling to hear correction is someone who cannot change and grow. We must be careful not to be wise in our own eyes.
Given by Marty Miller
July 19, 2025
There are many opinions among Christian denominations about tithing. Some even claim it isn’t Christian. What does the Bible teach about tithing?
Given by Erik Jones
July 12, 2025
The word “Christian” is often misunderstood and misused. Does the Bible define it broadly or narrowly? This message explores five biblical characteristics of a true Christian—traits that not only guide how we teach authentic Christianity to the world, but also help us examine whether we are fully living up to our Christian calling.
Given by Marty Miller
June 28, 2025
An overview of the vital truths about the Day of the Lord. What is it? When will it happen? Who will it impact? Why does it matter for us today?
Given by Don Henson
June 7, 2025
Fear can be a good thing, alerting us to potential danger. But fear can also be negative, causing us back away from what we need to do. God gives us a spirit of power—ability, boldness and faith to take on the challenges of life.
Given by Matt Pavlik
June 1, 2025
Harvesting the Firstfruits