Sermons from the Akron-Canton, Ohio congregation

The Passover of Exodus 12

Akron, Ohio
Given by Dave Myers
February 13, 2021

How do we determine the correct day to keep the Passover? Should we follow Jewish tradition or does the Bible – and the example of Jesus Christ - show otherwise?

Inertia

Akron, Ohio
Given by DJ Haney
February 6, 2021

Inertia is the property of matter by which it tends to keep on doing the same thing it had been doing. People can be spiritually the same. We need to take advantage of that natural, spiritual inertia and set ourselves a continuing path towards the destination God has intended for us.

Godly Sorrow Leads to Repentance

Akron, Ohio
Given by Roger Ellis
February 6, 2021

Today, let’s look at some lessons of Godly sorrow that led the Corinthian Church to heartfelt repentance.

Pandemic Perspective - How To Inspire Hope In Others

Akron, Ohio
Given by Dave Myers
January 23, 2021

We live in quite uncertain times with a continuing worldwide pandemic. As Christians, how can we inspire hope in others and help them both endure and thrive during hard times?

Abraham's Servant

Akron, Ohio
Given by DJ Haney
January 16, 2021

We take a look at the example of Abraham's servant in Genesis 24 and his approach as he works on a task that has been assigned to him.

Called to Be Overcomers

Akron, Ohio
Given by Marty Miller
January 16, 2021

Declaring New Year’s resolutions is a popular trend in our culture. On average 80% fail by the second week in February. The Bible has a lot to say about being overcomers and practical tips for success.

God Is Our Potter, We Are His Clay… Make Us in Your Image

Akron, Ohio
Given by Roger Ellis
January 9, 2021

In many places in scripture God is called a potter and we His people are called the clay. Upon repentance and baptism we are given God's Holy Spirit so He can start the process in working with us to mold and shape us into His image spiritually.

Teach Us to Pray

Akron, Ohio
Given by Dave Myers
January 2, 2021

Jesus was asked by His disciples, “Lord, teach us to pray.” We ask the same for the same thing today. Do you really know how to pray? Here are some important reminders about prayer.

Words Mean Much, and We Can Make a Difference

Akron, Ohio
Given by Gary Summers
January 2, 2021

Stick and stones can break my bones, but words can never hurt me. Of course we know that this statement is false. We also know that our words can hurt others, and others words can hurt us. We will review 3 points that can help our words to be more uplifting and encouraging to others, and help us to strengthen our...

I’m Exhausted!

Akron, Ohio
Given by Dave Myers
December 19, 2020

Are you living a pace of life that leaves you exhausted? Not just physically, but more importantly are you mentally, emotionally or even spiritually exhausted? What can we do to get out of the constant state of exhaustion?

Rejoice in Your Trials

Akron, Ohio
Given by Kevin Troyer
December 19, 2020

The phrase "rejoice in you trials" may sound like an oxymoron, yet we are exhorted to do that very thing in the Bible. We know that we must go through trials in this life, and that we are supposed to rejoice in our trials, but why and how do we do that?

Are You Content?

Akron, Ohio
Given by Dave Myers
December 12, 2020

One sage wrote: “There is no end of craving. Hence contentment alone is the best way to happiness.” Are you content?

The Role of a Deacon

Akron, Ohio
Given by Dave Myers
December 5, 2020

A need in the early New Testament church inspired the apostles to establish a new office of service – that of deacon and deaconess. In this sermon we will examine this office as well as the congregation’s role in the process.

Become Perfect Like Our Father in Heaven

Akron, Ohio
Given by Roger Ellis
November 28, 2020

Brethren, do you believe you can be perfect in the eyes of God? Jesus Christ said we can and He even admonishes us to do so in our efforts to be perfect like our Father in heaven.

God Has a Plan for Man

Akron, Ohio
Given by DJ Haney
November 28, 2020

Sometimes, we can feel insignificant or worthless when we compare ourselves to the rich and mighty, or compared to the vastness of the universe, or even to God Himself. But we would do well to remember that God has a plan for man, and God has a plan for you. God specifically planned for you, and He has a place...