Castle Rock, Colorado
Given by Greg Sargent
April 20, 2024
By far the biggest lesson to learn when keeping the Passover is: God loves all people in this world. God IS love. He is not willing that anyone should perish. When we examine ourselves before the Passover to determine if Christ is in us (2 Cor. 13:5), do we remember Christ died for the whole world; if we were Christ, would we...
Castle Rock, Colorado
Given by Greg Sargent
April 20, 2024
The New Testament and Old Testament Passovers were both kept on the 14th day of the first month of God’s sacred calendar. Many believe the Passover in Egypt was kept on the 15th. This sermon gives four keys to prove the 14th was kept: the Passover was a day, a sacrifice, the twilight period just after sunset and very important t...
Castle Rock, Colorado
Given by David Gatley
April 13, 2024
A look at the spiritual growth of one man, the Apostle Peter, and what we can learn from his example.
Castle Rock, Colorado
Given by Robert Harvey
April 6, 2024
Do we want righteousness as much as a starving man wants food? That's the idea behind the wording of this beatitude. The sermon explores that idea and looks at several examples from the Bible of what that looked like in the lives of individuals.
Castle Rock, Colorado
Given by Greg Sargent
March 30, 2024
If a member takes the Passover unworthily, it could make them weak, sick or even cause their death. The context of 1 Corinthians 11 plus related scriptures shows what unworthy means.
Castle Rock, Colorado
Given by Greg Sargent
March 23, 2024
John 3:16 tells us Christ died for sinners so they would not perish. The penalty of ceasing to exist for all eternity is the same for the so-called “white” lie and for the worst unrepentant sinner who will have ever lived. The key words to understand concerning the Passover are “blood,” “new covenant” and “remission.” When understood, we can comprehend the ...
Castle Rock, Colorado
Given by Greg Sargent
March 9, 2024
What must you do every day to be a successful Christian? To be healthy in this physical life, we know we must breath air, drink water and eat nourishing food. Living as a Christian is no different. If we are to be a successful Christian, there are several spiritual items we should perform every day.
Castle Rock, Colorado
Given by Greg Sargent
February 24, 2024
God gives us many blessings that are conditional based on our obedience. Find out more about the promises of God that are unique.
Castle Rock, Colorado
Given by David Gatley
February 17, 2024
God has been incredibly merciful to mankind and yet man has continued to doubt His fairness.
Castle Rock, Colorado
Given by Greg Sargent
January 27, 2024
The meek will inherit the earth; those who are not meek will not. The word “meek” is only found three times in the New Testament yet it deserves top priority. Can you define it accurately? This sermon defines it for us plus gives us the story of the most meek man in the Old Testament.
Castle Rock, Colorado
Given by Greg Sargent
January 6, 2024
The apostle Peter tells us that we have been “begotten to a lively hope.” The Bible speaks about the hope we have through Jesus Christ. We can be encouraged in our daily trials to know the Holy Spirit we received after baptism is the guarantee that of the hope of eternal life in the kingdom of God.
Castle Rock, Colorado
Given by Greg Sargent
December 30, 2023
We find the word “mystery” over 20 times in the New Testament. Many of these mysteries are linked together. A closer look reveals the Mystery of Righteousness and the Mystery of Iniquity. Those two mysteries clash at the end time as revealed by a letter to the Thessalonians and God’s Revelation of the end time.
Castle Rock, Colorado
Given by Larry Neff
December 16, 2023
Describe instability in one of the ranches and stability in the other—Briscoe Ranch problems in lawsuit among heirs and King Ranch stably run by family over six generations. Need to apply lessons spiritually.
Castle Rock, Colorado
Given by Greg Sargent
December 9, 2023
The Church of Ephesus in Revelation 2 had excellent spiritual traits—except one—they had lost their first love. That loss was so serious that if they didn’t repent, Christ was going to remove the lampstand from them. Do you know what that love was? Have you and I lost our first love?
Castle Rock, Colorado
Given by Greg Peoples
November 25, 2023
What is the most important call you have ever received? God’s call to become a son or daughter in the Kingdom is our most important call. This sermon gives us seven benefits of our Christian calling for which we need to be thankful.