Sermons

Worthiness inherently involves an evaluation, which can be frightening in certain circumstances. For Christians, being worthy in the eyes of God for salvation and other blessings requires faith and personal transformation. It is within the capacity of everyone whom God calls to succeed, turning that frightening experience of evaluation into an exciting one.

The Bible presents examples of nations and individuals who sought God and found Him, and it also reveals what God expects of mankind in this regard.

The only way that we can grow as Christians is by acknowledging our weaknesses so that we give place for God to work in our lives. The vulnerability in that acknowledgment is uncomfortable, but we can trust in the strength of God to give us relief.

Terrible Events are escalating in the world on a daily basis, and the future looks grim. Some say that there is no reason to study hard in school or college in order to get good grades; pursue a career, get married, have children, and plan otherwise for the future in general, as the world will end soon and Christ’s return is on the horizon. But is this the right approach?

Many different ideas exist today as to what is the responsibility of God’s Church in these end times, and how to accomplish what we are commissioned to do. The Bible compares our task with the blowing of trumpets to warn of impending disaster. It also shows us how we are to blow these trumpets. It takes dedication and zeal, as well as total reliance on God and the conviction that He will bless our efforts as long as we are loyal to Him and do not give up.

First, God created spirit beings and things within the spirit world, and the Bible also shows us WHAT He created. In due course, He created the physical world—the universe with its galaxies, suns, and stars, and our earth. Science is still puzzled to this day as to how the universe came into being. The earth later became void and empty, and God renewed the face of the earth and created man. Why? What is the purpose of human existence, and what does the Bible reveal about the future of man… as well as the future of our solar system and the entire universe?

Why are offerings crucial? Why can only tithing or meeting the minimum requirement make us unprofitable servants?  What should our attitude be when giving an offering?

God’s plan is full of mercy. People who never had the chance to correctly understand the complete Truth of God’s plan will have a chance to learn and obtain salvation during a resurrection to physical life during the Great White Throne Judgment period. The firstfruits in God’s Family will have the role of sharing the Truth to guide them in their understanding.

This eighth day—the time which has come to be called “the Last Great Day” does not end the plan of God! The Bible reveals that a New Heaven and Earth and a New Jerusalem will be created by God. This future time will also include the New Members of the Family of God—those who will have a place in the eternal realm of God’s glorious New Kingdom!

The Last Great Day symbolizes the period of the “Great White Throne Judgment”, and is the crowning achievement in God’s plan for the salvation of all of mankind and the building of His exceedingly extended Family, consisting of righteous God beings who will be perfect in character. This high holy Sabbath follows directly the Feast of Tabernacles. An overview of its meaning is given in this message.

This Last Great Day has meaning that is incomprehensible to the world.   They don’t keep the Feast days and so they simply cannot understand.   Because we keep this day we understand that those who were not called in previous ages, who have never heard the name of Jesus Christ or the message He brought, will, in just over a thousand years from now, have their first and only opportunity for salvation.   Because people have to accept Jesus Christ as their personal Saviour, this automatically rules out all those other religions and ideas that have their basis on other erroneous foundations.

The expression, “Thank God” is typically used as a casual phrase without a proper acknowledgment to God.  However, when WE use that phrase, do we truly believe it?

In this message, we list three reasons as to why the church will be in the place of safety for 1260 days.

What is it like to be immortal, to not experience pain and death anymore?  There are those in the Bible who had a glimpse of what it was like to not feel pain or death, in certain examples.  Christ, when He was on the earth, was able to resurrect people from the dead.  We will all experience that in the near future when Christ returns, a chance to be in God’s kingdom and have everlasting life.

The Bible mentions many occasions of famine in the land and, in general, in
the world. But more than physical famine, a spiritual famine (a famine of
the Word) is in this present world and will engulf the world in the future!

We who are in the church of God are placed here by God for a reason. We have to adhere to this and understand, why God has placed us where He has within the body of Christ. We have the opportunity to serve and help each other in this calling, while we are also working on fullfilling our commission to preach the Gospel.

Since Adam and Eve, man has had the opportunity to follow God’s ways and even the ancient Israelites whom God chose to be his people made a mess of things and that failure continues right up until this day.   One of many areas that have been a complete failure has been that of governance.   Man simply has no idea of the right way even after 6,000 years of trying and this sermon shows that perfect government on the earth under the millennial rule of Christ, will happen.

Is there the possibility, that human initiative can change the course of humanity? Will wealthy Foundations, influencing Think-Tanks or even politicians provide a solution, a “Great Reset”, like the WEF proclaims? A comparison, based on the biblical truth that only God is capable to implement substantial change and end the Reign of Evil on earth. And a view beyond this REAL Great Reset.

It is likely that we can see when others have “blind spots” but much less likely to acknowledge that may also have them.   We must never fool ourselves that we don’t or can’t have them and they can be an impediment in our Christian growth.

Christ taught the disciples how to pray. What did He mean with each of the points He laid out?  How do we think about these things in our prayers? How will what He mentioned affect how we pray?