Given by Andy Burnett
The power of hope in trials: This sermon explores Esther’s story, highlighting faith, patience, and trust in God’s plan. Even in uncertainty, enduring challenges strengthens character and deepens belief. Do we sometimes confuse expectations with hope?
Given by Robert Harvey
Studies were conducted to determine why America was vulnerable and caught off guard by the attack on Pearl Harbor. There were several factors, but one word that came to the surface several times was complacency. That is the state the world will find itself in, leading up to the Great Tribulation and that is a description of the general condition...
Given by Steve Villaescusa
Given by Jeff Yost
There is a time to keep silent and a time to speak. God’s holy spirit guides us. Silence brings about peace.
Given by Ron Kelley
Traditional Christianity teaches all you have to do is confess the name of Jesus and you will be saved. All beliefs are fine because all roads lead to heaven. Do whatever your heart tells you to do. How do you answer this and prove the truth from the Bible?
Given by Greg Sargent
It’s no surprise to church members that Christmas is an idolatrous, pagan sun-worship festival. That knowledge in itself may not be of any benefit to us now. So we need to ask ourselves, “In what way am I committing idolatry? Perhaps in more ways than we think.
Given by Tom Letellier
Given by Arnold Hampton
Marriage is for companionship which is a synonym for friend or friendship. We are to be soul mates. God intended two to become one. Are we close friends, best friends, soul mates?
Given by Justin Adkins
There is a work today, of the preaching of the gospel to the world. That is performed by the church. There is one more work to be performed before the return of Jesus Christ... by the two witnesses.