Given by Matt Pavlik
August 29, 2020
What should you do when things don’t go your way? What do you do when you’re mistreated? What do you do when life isn’t fair?
Given by Doug Johnson
August 22, 2020
The New Testament uses two Greek words frequently translated "patience" in English. It looks like one of them deals with having patience in trials ("endurance") while the other has to do with being patient with people ("longsuffering"). They're both challenging! How are we doing as disciples of Jesus Christ?
Given by Doug Johnson
August 15, 2020
There are many gardening analogies in the Scriptures. What kind of "crops" are growing in our spiritual gardens? Are there any "weeds" there? If so, how dangerous are they? How can we deal with them, and still help the healthy plants to grow as they should?
Given by Doug Johnson
August 8, 2020
Our world seems weighed down with care, concern and discouragement. Does it affect you and me? If it does, do we recognize what the source of that discouragement often is (especially for those God has called)? What can we do about it? Where can we turn for help?
Given by Matt Pavlik
August 1, 2020
Split-Sermon At the end of the age, the people of God have a responsibility to God, and to those who He will turn to righteousness. The "holy people" must have wisdom. But what kind? What kind of wisdom do we have, and what kind of wisdom are we pursuing?
Given by Doug Johnson
August 1, 2020
We all have a narrative about our lives—who we are, where we come from, where we’re headed. The apostle Paul urged us to “Let this mind be in you which was also in Christ Jesus.” What do we do if He needs us to rewrite our story?
Given by Al Pachinger
July 25, 2020
Split-Sermon The Church of God a Worldwide Assn. has the Life Hope and Truth website with a section of encouraging scriptures that can lift us up and help us build faith and strength in a world that is falling apart.
Given by Hal Henderson
July 25, 2020
Split-Sermon Given all the chaos in the world, what is the most important question facing us today? Coronavirus pandemic? Economic collapse? Social unrest? Risk of global war? But if we set our minds on things above, not on things on the earth, how about this option - why were you born?
Given by Doug Johnson
July 18, 2020
We know obedience to God is necessary, and that it has to come from a truly yielded and repentant heart. That’s not always easy, especially during trials. But trials give us the opportunity to “stand tall” in that obedience. Just how “tall” are we?
Given by Doug Johnson
July 11, 2020
Given by Doug Johnson
July 4, 2020
What are some of God's commands about His "appointed feasts" and church services on His "holy times?" Doesn't He command us to rejoice and to share in fellowship with Him, with His Son Jesus Christ, and with each other? Who would want us to disobey those commands? What are we going to do about it?
Given by Matt Pavlik
June 27, 2020
Split-Sermon It’s been going on for a long time - the notion that we should think for ourselves. This lie began in the Garden of Eden and continues today, gaining strength with time. What does the Bible tell us about thinking for ourselves? Is this a virtue to be commended or a twist of truth to guard against?
Given by Hal Henderson
June 27, 2020
Split-Sermon Psalm 46 has a dual application: It’s both a powerful prophetic message of encouragement for God’s people at the very end of this age of Satan’s misrule on earth and a ready source of encouragement for us now in our daily lives.
Given by Doug Johnson
June 20, 2020
We know our relationship with God must be the highest priority in our lives. Thinking of how important that is in terms we’re not as familiar with (like “sovereign”) can help us see more clearly if that’s really true for us.
Given by Doug Johnson
June 13, 2020
God’s Word is clear about one thing—we are to “watch” what happens in our world. But are we supposed to be participants too? It depends on what is meant by “participants!” If we mean being active in the world’s politics and social movements, the answer is “no.” We are to be observers and we are also to...