Feast of Tabernacles & Last Great Day

Lessons From Christ on Overcoming

FOT: Hawaii
Given by Larry Solomon
October 11, 2025

In Revelation 3:21 Christ said, “To him who overcomes I will grant to sit with Me on My throne, as I also overcame and sat down with My Father on His throne.” He said, “As I also overcame.” What can we learn from Christ that can help us to overcome?

And God Called a Christian

FOT: Lancaster
Given by Lanrik Kester
October 12, 2025

The Feast of Tabernacles reminds us that being made in God’s image gives us the capacity to dwell with Him forever. But it is a peculiar group that is recognized—the ones God will find doing the work that He is looking for. Let’s walk through who these individuals are.

Dedication of the Temple and the Church

FOT: Myrtle Beach
Given by Jim Franks
October 12, 2025

Solomon’s temple was dedicated during the Feast of Tabernacles. The Church is compared to a temple. Each year when we come to the Feast, we should rededicate ourselves as the people of God.

Perfect Love Casts Out Fear

FOT: Branson
Given by Caleb Froedge
October 12, 2025

Today’s youth face various types of fear that permeate society. However, during the Millennium, unhealthy fear will be a thing of the past. How is love a catalyst for such wonderful blessings to come? Why will the millennial reign of Jesus Christ be an environment of comfort, peace and security?

Kingdom of Priests

FOT: New Braunfels
Given by Steven D. Moody
October 12, 2025

What are the responsibilities of the firstfruits of God’s family in the Kingdom?

And the Law Shall Go Forth From Zion

FOT: Orange Beach
Given by Tom Kirkpatrick
October 12, 2025

Great changes will occur during the Millennium, as the righteous principles of God’s law and way of life are taught to people of all nations, empowering them by God’s Holy Spirit to accept and love His law.

The Long Journey Home

FOT: Seaside
Given by Chad Messerly
October 12, 2025

We have a remarkable journey ahead of us as we look to the 1,000-year reign of Jesus Christ and further on to the Kingdom of God.

Hope for the Kingdom of God

FOT: Hawaii
Given by Michael Lindenberg
October 12, 2025

God has called us to the Feast of Tabernacles to rejoice and to enjoy the good things He has given us. This experience fills us with a deep and lasting hope for the Kingdom—hope that can carry us through all of life’s challenges.

Before They Know the Way of Peace

FOT: Hawaii
Given by Neal Hogberg
October 12, 2025

The Church has written extensively about Russia (Gog and Magog) in prophecy. While Satan seemingly uses Russia as a pawn to accomplish his goal of rebellion, God has a far greater plan for Russia—as shown through the festivals—to correct and teach all of mankind according to His order.

What Kind of Family Member Am I?

FOT: Lancaster
Given by Marty Miller
October 13, 2025

If we will be teaching people how to have happy and healthy families in the Millennium, we must be preparing ourselves for that now.

The Heart Must Be Changed

FOT: Myrtle Beach
Given by Drew Tranquada
October 13, 2025

After 1,000 years, there will be some amazing changes. Yet the moment Satan is released, he deceives people who have lived in a world ruled by Jesus Christ. They will be living in a time of amazing peace, harmony and prosperity. For true conversion to occur, the heart must be changed.

Christ’s Focus as the Feast Finished

FOT: Myrtle Beach
Given by Zach Smith
October 13, 2025

John 7:37-38 records Christ’s words on the last day of the Feast. Is there anything we can learn about what He was focused on that can help guide our focus as the Feast of Tabernacles draws to a close this year?

The Father’s Plan

FOT: Branson
Given by Tom Letellier
October 13, 2025

God the Father and Jesus Christ are in unity, and nothing was done without the Father. They have a plan—a plan that has no end. The Millennium is the beginning of the Kingdom of God, and God’s Kingdom never ends.

It Is Good for Us to Be Here

FOT: Branson
Given by Ivor Mitchell
October 13, 2025

Peter, James and John got a glimpse of the future, and Peter exclaimed, “Lord, it is good for us to be here.” At the Feast of Tabernacles, we get to see and experience a glimpse of the future, and we can also exclaim, “It is good for us to be here.” Why is it good for us to be here...

How Much Is Enough?

FOT: New Braunfels
Given by Ken Treybig
October 13, 2025

How can it be that after 1,000 years of the greatest time of universal prosperity the world has ever known, some will say “It’s not enough”? How will Satan be able to convince people that God’s prophecy about a true utopia is not sufficient?