Sermons

God sees His children as begotten members of the God Family in the present tense. In His eyes, we already have a relationship that will have a glorified  fulfillment at a future time. Do we have the same frame of mind in seeing our future selves in the present tense?

Who is the author of war? Will there be war in the Millennium? Why are we called to be peacemakers today? Is there ever a need to fight in war? Why did Jesus ask His disciples to buy swords? Why did Israel fight in war? Why was David not allowed to build a temple? And why was God angry with him when he numbered his army?

We are living in a time where good is evil and evil is good! Is there hope that things will get better?  Is there a time in the future where the Great Reversal will occur? The Word of God reveals the answer!

Civil courage or the courage of one’s conviction can be described as the courage to speak up and act for one’s position. Even though the term “civil courage” is not used in the Holy Scriptures, there are many biblical examples of people who boldly and strongly stood up for their convictions and for others in need, even if that included the possibility of suffering and persecution.

God created rainbows for a specific reason. What do rainbows signify, and how are they depicted in the Bible?

This message speaks on the importance of remaining focused on our commission and individual responsibilities and not getting off track.

Gods nature never changes. Everything He says lasts and endures! What does this mean for us as Christians? What confidence can we place in this?

Far from being a “Jewish” festival relegated to practices found in the Old Testament, the Feast of Tabernacles is the memorial of what God has done and what He will do to bring salvation to mankind in His Kingdom.

We know that God does not require our money, nor anything of this earth that we possess. What God commands of us is obedience from those He has drawn. In this message, we will review a few scriptures that help us to understand that our gifts to God must come from the heart, and from a spirit of generosity and appreciation for all He has done, and continues to do for us.

The Feast of Tabernacles is a time to recharge our spiritual batteries and that must surely be helped when we are surrounded by those of like mind.   It’s a time to be together, to be taught, to fellowship and to rejoice.   With the knowledge and understanding we have been given, we are blessed above all people and should rejoice constantly.

There are noticeable health benefits for thankful people. What does the Bible say about the necessity for a Christian to be thankful? When and for what are we to be thankful, for whom, and towards whom? And why is thankfulness so rare today and seldom to be observed?

What is more important than the physical necessities and material things that we may take for granted in this world today? Knowing that all these things are merely temporary, what is it that we must do first in order for us to enjoy and also be grateful for what to do have now?

The Day of Atonement pictures the world’s atonement with God and Satan’s imprisonment. Although this sermon speaks on the past, presence and future of Satan, who wants to prevent man’s reconciliation with God, it is also emphasized that Jesus Christ is central to the meaning of this annual Holy Day.

Is the threat of a terrorist attack on American soil greater now than “it’s ever been”? What does the Bible say about the possibility that the events on September 11, 2001, will be repeated? ? And is President Biden’s new “unconstitutional” mandate for vaccinations, combined with mean threats for the unvaccinated, a desperate attempt “to distract from his shameful, incompetent Afghanistan exit” and “morally disgraceful decision”? Can today’s development be paralleled with “scapegoating” “religious minorities in Medieval Europe” and after “the fall of Rome”?

Accountability is about taking ownership of one’s life, the good and the bad. When we take accountability as Christians, we take on even more responsibility. How can we do this more effectively?

Those whom God calls are tested as to whether or not they will actually obey God in all things. Observing the Sabbath Day is often the first real challenge, but all of the “feasts of the LORD” are to be observed, and that is true for the Feast of Trumpets as well.

Setbacks, disappointments, loss, failures – all of these things can be the cause of discouragement, which left unchecked, will disintegrate hope. What does it take to be resilient enough to bounce back when we face struggles? What are the promises from God that we can count on?

Startling events for which few are prepared, are happening at an ever increasing pace, and more is in store! It will take the return of Jesus Christ for peace to be established on the earth.