Sermons

1:16:05 Can Fellowship and Joy Be Taken Away?

Can Fellowship and Joy Be Taken Away?

Given by Doug Johnson

What are some of God's commands about His "appointed feasts" and church services on His "holy times?" Doesn't He command us to rejoice and to share in fellowship with Him, with His Son Jesus Christ, and with each other? Who would want us to disobey those commands? What are we going to do about it?

55:43 What Do We Depend On?

What Do We Depend On?

Given by Dave Pennington

53:03 We Are the Salt of the Earth

We Are the Salt of the Earth

Given by Caleb Froedge

Technically salt does not lose it’s saltiness so what did Christ mean when He said, we are the salt of the earth and if salt loses its flavor it is good for nothing? What are some of the qualities of salt and how does this pertain to our calling? What spiritual qualities must never fade away with us?

55:59 What Is Real Repentance?

What Is Real Repentance?

Given by Dave Myers

Repentance is critically important for entrance into the family of God. What is it and what must we do?

57:47 Don't Give (or Take) Offense

Don't Give (or Take) Offense

Given by Ken Treybig

Human relationships are complicated so it's no wonder Jesus taught about them. In fact, Jesus guaranteed us there would be problems in this realm. Let’s look at that instruction today, and see what lessons we can glean from it.

57:10 Jacob's Trouble

Jacob's Trouble

Given by Phil Sandilands

1:01:17 To Control Ourselves

To Control Ourselves

Given by Nathan Willoughby

1:04:41 Beloved, Test the Spirits

Beloved, Test the Spirits

Given by David Johnson

When the apostle John told the brethren to "test the spirits whether they are of God," he was writing to a church much like the church today. A close study shows us he was not talking primarily about spirit beings but about attitudes. Christians are admonished to make sure the attitudes they are receiving are really godly. How...

47:46 Think For Yourself

Think For Yourself

Given by Matt Pavlik

Split-Sermon It’s been going on for a long time - the notion that we should think for ourselves. This lie began in the Garden of Eden and continues today, gaining strength with time. What does the Bible tell us about thinking for ourselves? Is this a virtue to be commended or a twist of truth to guard against?