Sermons from the Cleveland, Ohio congregation

Bread in the Bible

Given by Bill Johnson
March 25, 2023

The Passover Is for Members

Given by Matt Pavlik
March 25, 2023

What’s on Your Doorposts?

Given by Doug Johnson
March 18, 2023

The physical actions of the Israelites in keeping the first Passover have spiritual meaning for us.

Defeating the “Master of Distraction”

Given by Doug Johnson
March 11, 2023

Is it really true that we are “not ignorant of his [Satan’s] devices?

Looking Ahead or Looking Back?

Given by Doug Johnson
February 18, 2023

Which is more important?

A Season of Renewal

Given by Doug Johnson
February 11, 2023

Looking ahead to the impact of the spring festivals in our lives.

The Sword That Will Conquer the World

Given by Bill Johnson
January 28, 2023

Shortsightedness

Given by Matt Pavlik
January 28, 2023

What Is Laodiceanism?

Given by Doug Johnson
January 21, 2023

It’s a great deal more profitable (and more Christian) to try to identify what the characteristics of a “Laodicean” attitude might be, than passing judgment on other people.

Set Goals!

Given by Doug Johnson
January 7, 2023

The society around us often speaks of “New Year’s resolutions.” Here’s a better idea…

The Beatitudes — Old Testament Origins

Given by Hal Henderson
December 31, 2022

Split-Sermon Are the Beatitudes the manifesto of a clean break from a harsh, legalistic Old Testament religion, or evidence of the continuity of religious regimes from the Old Testament to the New?

Build the House of God

Given by Matt Pavlik
December 31, 2022

The Jewish captives who returned to Jerusalem after the Babylonian exile started to rebuild the temple, but when they stopped building, God was upset. God’s house is important to Him. He’s given us a place in it. Are we neglecting it, or are we building it?

What’s the Truth on the Birth of Jesus Christ?

Given by Doug Johnson
December 17, 2022

To learn the real story of the birth of Jesus Christ, we have to start with the record of the birth, ministry and death of His relative, John the Baptist. How does that “set the story straight” and help us see the errors in Christmas celebrations in our world?