FOT: Myrtle Beach
Given by Zach Smith
October 1, 2026
Everybody wants to do something big—and do it now! Yet God’s plan is one of growth over time. We will be part of the greatest humanitarian project ever, and our preparation starts in the small ways we serve today.
FOT: Estes Park
Given by David Gatley
October 1, 2026
God’s plan is to bring “many sons to glory” through the process of adoption into the God family. That adoption brings with it the inheritance that God has promised to the faithful. The most important part of that inheritance is the character and righteousness of our God.
FOT: Orange Beach
Given by Jim Franks
October 1, 2026
Each year we ask the question “Why are you here?” This message addresses the question “Why did you come to the Feast this year?” Here are five reasons for your attendance at the Feast.
FOT: New Braunfels
Given by Nick Slaughter
October 1, 2026
Youth Day challenge: Choose God now. From Eden to Babel, humanity has sought greatness, knowledge and permanence apart from God. Scripture contrasts this with choosing God’s ways and commands.
FOT: Tucson
Given by Justin Adkins
October 1, 2026
Leviticus 23 instructs us to keep the Feast in a temporary dwelling. We know God doesn’t do things on a whim. Is there a symbolism here that is important? What are some tie-ins between these temporary dwellings and the future Millennium?
FOT: Seaside
Given by Larry Solomon
October 1, 2026
Our choices play a vital role in how we want our life to look. God created us to choose and He gives us instructions and guidance on making the right choices that lead to good things now and eternal life.
FOT: Seaside
Given by Erik Jones
October 1, 2026
Acts 3:21 describes the restoration of all things. Let’s look at conditions before sin entered the world, changes brought about by sin, and the restoration to come.
FOT: Fort Myers
Given by Tim Rickard
October 2, 2026
Let’s explore some of the reasons for Satan’s release at the end of the Millennium—an event God says must take place. What lesson can we—those of us hoping to be kings and priests—get across to those who will face this monumental event?
FOT: Myrtle Beach
Given by Blaney Sproul
October 2, 2026
Even in the Millennium there will be things a human will have to “endure” and overcome.
FOT: Estes Park
Given by Lanrik Kester
October 2, 2026
This message explores why mankind cannot solve its greatest problems without Jesus Christ. By looking back from the end of His 1,000-year reign, we will examine how His government transforms the world and find lessons we can apply to change our lives today.
FOT: Orange Beach
Given by Wes Cohron
October 2, 2026
In this message we will explore the prophecy recorded in Daniel 12:4: “Many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall increase.” What effect does that have on us today, and how will this change in the Millennium?
FOT: New Braunfels
Given by Greg Swartz
October 2, 2026
This message tracks the scepter promise through Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Judah and Jesus Christ, and then shows how this incredible promise is ultimately to those of us in the Church of God today. The promise begins to bear fruit in the Church, but really blossoms in the world tomorrow.
FOT: Seaside
Given by Tim Allwine
October 2, 2026
Man has occasionally had brief periods of relative, although far from real, peace. Man’s story has been defined by conflict, among nations, families, individuals and even internally. Jesus Christ’s rule will finally bring true peace at all levels.
FOT: Seaside
Given by Michael Lindenberg
October 2, 2026
The Feast of Tabernacles gives Christians a foretaste of their true homeland—the coming Kingdom of God—and reminds us that we are strangers and pilgrims in this temporary world.
FOT: Branson
Given by Dennis Fultz
October 3, 2026
Millions throughout history have died believing that darkness and death would have the final say. The Last Great Day reveals the ultimate message of hope for all mankind.