Cincinnati-Dayton, Ohio
Given by Ron Kelley
April 4, 2026
Rather than being overwhelmed with our struggle against sin, we should daily see the miraculous presence of God in our daily lives. He guides us and is leading us to glory in a spiritual promised land. Like the Israelite's saw the daily manna; we see Christ in us daily.
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?
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.
Cincinnati-Dayton, Ohio
Given by Taylor Tootle
March 21, 2026
A review of foundational beliefs needed to observe the Passover.
Cincinnati-Dayton, Ohio
Given by Ron Kelley
March 14, 2026
This sermon goes line by line through a paragraph describing what it means to be spiritually minded. How do we incorporate this into our daily lives?
Cincinnati-Dayton, Ohio
Given by Tim Foster
March 7, 2026
Believing God is there is a lot harder than it sounds. We can forget His presence. But if we can visualize His very real presence, always with us, it can motivate us to obey, and we can be so much more comforted in times of suffering.
Cincinnati-Dayton, Ohio
Given by Ron Kelley
February 28, 2026
A soldier is captured by the enemy only to find out that the enemy he has been fighting against is right and he was wrong. This compares to Jesus Christ, the Commander, rescuing us from being a slave to Satan, the real enemy of mankind.
Cincinnati-Dayton, Ohio
Given by Ron Kelley
February 21, 2026
“What is this Parable, and what lessons could it have for us today? This parable teaches us about honoring our commitments and humbly trusting God to work things out for us despite it seeming to be impossible.”
Cincinnati-Dayton, Ohio
Given by Taylor Tootle
January 31, 2026
Correction is something people often shy away from. As Christians it is a way of life God has given us to bring us into perfection. He has given instructions on how to give and receive it to bring us into alignment with Him and one another.
Cincinnati-Dayton, Ohio
Given by Ron Kelley
January 10, 2026
In our continuing series of how to give an answer, this sermon briefly examines the pagan roots of Halloween and Christmas. Then we answer the question, so what? What's wrong with something being pagan in origin? Does God really care about that?
Cincinnati-Dayton, Ohio
Given by Jeremy Hess
January 3, 2026
Using the 1967 Western Wall moment, the sermon asks what Jerusalem means biblically. It traces its story from Melchizedek and David to Jesus and the Church, showing human failure, then calls believers to seek God’s Kingdom and hope for Christ’s righteous reign in Jerusalem.
Cincinnati-Dayton, Ohio
Given by Gregg Pennington
January 3, 2026
Most of our anger isn’t as righteous as we think. When we justify it, anger grows into offense, damages relationships, and works against the character God is building in us. God is slow to anger, and He calls us to reflect His patience and mercy.
Cincinnati-Dayton, Ohio
Given by Tim Foster
December 20, 2025
This is a true story that little children absolutely love and yet it has incredibly deep lessons about justice, mercy, accountability, turning a corner, God's goodness, and pity.
Cincinnati-Dayton, Ohio
Given by Taylor Tootle
December 6, 2025
All of us can make assumptions, but are they right? Is it pleasing to God when we make assumptions? What does the Bible say about making assumptions and what can we do as Christians to avoid making assumptions?
Cincinnati-Dayton, Ohio
Given by Ron Kelley
November 22, 2025
A review of our command to keep the Sabbath in a way that shows love to God. He has established guidelines that should help us honor the Sabbath in a more meaningful way that expresses just how much we love God through our keeping of the Sabbath.