Sermons

Do we consider ourselves to be Soldiers? When we are called as Christians, we also get requited into the army of God. We are not fighting though in this worlds wars, but rather we are fighting battles that are unseen, against foes that are powerful! How do we do this?

In this special program, we speak on the threat to German democracy and the controversial role of Germany’s health minister Jens Spahn; continue with the second and final presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden and its blunders and missed opportunities; address false predictions, as recently announced by Pat Robertson; speak on the mass media’s censorship and suppression of “politically incorrect” issues; as well as the looming Brexit disaster; and we conclude with deeply troubling developments in certain Church of God organizations.

What does it really mean to be called by God? Do we truly understand the implications of God’s calling and our responsibility to respond? How can each of us succeed in our calling to salvation in the Kingdom of God?

The fear of loss has an undeniable effect on our behavior. When we consider how we make decisions, how much do we allow the fear of loss to direct us? When we think about God’s role in our lives, the power over the fear of loss in worldly terms fails to have an effect, freeing us up to act with boldness and courage.

What choices do we make throughout our lives when we are faced with two or more possibilities?  Will we choose the right way or will we choose the wrong way?  What does the Bible have to say about what is wrong and right?

God has promised something–eternal life! We have been called to receive eternal life and all will have a chance to enter God’s Kingdom and the gift of eternal life. This Last Great Day of the Feast pictures that future time.

Mankind has tried in vain to overcome their natural state—and failed continuously. The goal of achieving permanent instead of temporary success is what God offers to anyone who will fully submit to Him.  Fulfilling the will of the Father through our faith in His plan is the one way we will enter His kingdom.

The apostle Peter wrote that „the end of all things is at hand.” And Jesus Christ told his church to “go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature.” So what is the mission of God’s church in the endtimes? In this sermonette you will find answers which challenges are waiting for God’s church in the last days.

The Word of God shows us the right way to life and how we are to function as a true Christian.   Where else, apart from the Bible, would you ever get information on the right way to live?   Jesus asked the twelve disciples if they were going to go away and Peter replied “to whom shall we go? (John 6:68).   It’s a good question to ask today.  We must build our relationship with God so that it will withstand all the pressures that may come our way.

What has been God’s plan for mankind, even before the creation of Adam and Eve? How does God carry out His plan? Many don’t know. The human potential and our future are so much greater, awesome and breathtaking than what man could have ever imagined.

When we become a Christian, we also put on the attitude of a servant. Christ explains in many areas what that means for us. This is not something that comes naturally for us. Rather we must learn and grow in being a servant.

This Sermonette will cover scriptures that convey not only the messages that the Angel Gabriel was charged by God to carry to specific people, and by extension—the human population of the earth, but the vital information that he brought. We do not often think or focus on the work that God created angels to conduct. They are however very important in God’s Plan.

God wants us to have the same attitude that He has against gossip.   And so, the first step towards stopping gossip is to hate it.   We are to become more like God and should be striving to be like Him, to think like Him and to do that which He tells us to do.  In short, we must use our tongue to bring life – not death!

Everyday we have choices in life. Are there any consequences for choosing the right path or the wrong path? One has to choose which way to go.

What led to the enormous inclination of the famous landmark of Pisa in the past centuries and could it have been avoided? How, on the other hand, does God proceed in the construction of His spiritual house – His Church? His construction principles are discussed in more detail.

How important are others in your life? How important are you in others’ lives? The answer to both questions is, “very.” Being a Christian intimately involves offering encouragement and building up one another. In our Christian journey, how can we edify others and how can we open ourselves to be edified as well?

Are we doing our very best in serving the Father and Jesus Christ—just as others have done?

We are presented with two options for freedom in life.  One is through personal determination and the other is by submitting to a higher power.  How we perceive true freedom has life changing consequences leading to destruction or to an eternity in God’s family.