Sermons

What it Means to be a Firstfruit

Given by Justin Adkins

As God’s Holy Days show us, there is an early harvest. Christ, the first of the firstfruits, is represented as that wave sheaf during the DUB. Then, with Pentecost, there is that wave offering… those two loaves of leavened bread… a tiny representation of the entire harvest. God starts small, and expands His Plan to include everyone.

Rizpah

Given by Arnold Hampton

Rizpah is an example of mothers, grandmothers, mothers-in-law, stepmothers who are there for their children, grandchildren and other children and who show up every day for them.

A Shadow of Things to Come

Given by Daniel Graham

Daniel Graham continues his Ladder of Virtues series.

Bible Study - Where is God's Temple Today? Part 2

Given by Chris Moen

In this Bible study, part-2 of 3, we'll go more in-depth on the symbolism of the physical temples in Ancient Israel, and how they pointed to the New Covenant.

Lord, Help Us To Be Faithful

Given by David Jackson

As we saw in part 1, “Lord, Help Us to be Real,” Jephthah’s life did not begin as an example for us to follow. He faced real events in his life that brought about significant challenges, which led him to make poor decisions. However, after God began working with Jephthah and the Spirit of God came upon him, he and...

Miracles

Given by Mike Moore

God does create miracles in our lives! Don't discount them, give God the glory for each of them, and learn from them.

Be You Therefore Perfect

Given by John Bennett

God’s standard for us is perfection. What does perfection mean and how are you doing living up to it?

Children are God's Heritage

Given by Chris Moen

This message shares three areas that focus on the heritage that parents are to pass along to their children. The message is also for grandparents, children, teens and young adults. The three areas include praying, modeling and cultivating strong relationships for success in this life and for preparation for the next.

Lessons From the Wise Men

Given by Chuck Sinon

Although the story of the wise men in Matthew is often distorted, the true story holds for us many spiritual lessons concerning Christ. Both who He was and the purpose for His first coming.