Sermons from the Akron-Canton, Ohio congregation

Let There Be Light

Given by Don Henson
September 16, 2021

When Jesus restored the earth after Satan’s rebellion (Genesis 1:1) His first creative act was “Let there be light.” When Jesus returns Satan will be sealed in the great abyss, no longer allowed to cloak the world in deception and darkness. Jesus will once again begin the restoration of the earth with the command “Let there be light.”

The Day of Atonement, a Day of Celebration

Given by Roger Ellis
September 11, 2021

The objective of the message today is to help prepare us for the Day of Atonement.

Magnifying God

Given by DJ Haney
September 11, 2021

The scriptures tell us to "magnify" God. But what does that mean, and how do we do it?

The Storm Before the Calm

Given by Doug Johnson
September 7, 2021

The Feast of Trumpets is the pivotal festival on God’s calendar—the fourth of seven. It also represents the turning point of all human history, which is the change from man’s system of governance to God’s!

By Way of Reminder

Given by Don Henson
September 7, 2021

In 2 Peter 3 Peter emphasizes that he is writing to “stir up” members – reminding them of things they’ve already learned about the Day of the Lord and Jesus’ return. Most of us have kept the Feast of Trumpets many times – today we’ll consider and be reminded of lessons we’ve learned from observance of this pivotal holy day.

Come Out of Her, My People

Given by Roger Ellis
September 4, 2021

This afternoon we’ll look at the necessity of coming out of this false religious system and the negative effects and influence that she has imposed on the whole world.

Visions of the Fall Holy Days

Given by Gary Summers
August 28, 2021

God has given us the ability to visualize things that will happen in the future. The Fall Holy days picture incredible events in the plan of God that will come to pass. As we approach these days this year, let's set aside some time to try and sharpen our vision of what the fulfillment of these days will be like.

Fishers of Men

Given by Kevin Troyer
August 28, 2021

6 Lessons we can learn from fishing.

These Are the Times of the Signs

Given by Don Henson
August 21, 2021

The disciples asked Jesus what would be the sign of His coming and the end of the age. Jesus described the signs to watch for and said, “See I have told you beforehand.” Not knowing when He will return, He also said we must watch for those signs, and gave the parable of the fig tree to illustrate. These are...

The Life of Sheep & Us

Given by Roger Ellis
August 7, 2021

Brethren have you ever thought what it would be like to be a sheep or a lamb? There’s probably a good chance that thought has never crossed your mind. Unless of course you were a shepherd at one time and even then you may not have considered the life of a sheep and what it would be like to be o...

The Gap - What Will You Do With It?

Given by Marty Miller
August 7, 2021

There is a gap between the Feast of Pentecost and the Feast of Trumpets, between the start of the Church and the Return of Jesus Christ. This is where we are in God's plan of salvation. What does He expect from us in this gap?

Run For Your Life

Given by Don Henson
July 31, 2021

Scripture includes several references to “running” along the path to God’s Kingdom. There are several comparisons we can make that emphasize lessons that apply to our personal efforts.

Lessons From the Parable of the Sower

Given by Don Henson
July 24, 2021

Jesus spoke in parables so that most people would not understand His message. But He offered an explanation of the parable of the sower. Its message is relevant to and important for the church. He warned about mistakes that could cause someone to fail to be faithful to his calling and the key to growing spiritually and remaining faithful

The Power of Patience

Given by Don Henson
July 17, 2021

Patience is a quality of God’s character that He expects us to develop. Patience is something we need to exercise every day and also need to continually develop. Controlling our temper is a major part of patience, but it goes far beyond just that. Patience isn’t a passive “non-response” but is an active part of life.