Sermons and Biblical Studies

Sermonette: Opportunity #1648s-pm James Beaubelle Given 22-Apr-22; 19 minutes 2022-04-22 listen: description: (hide) As God’s people come to the close of another Passover season, they need to move beyond the motor behaviors of avoiding leaven, eating unleavened bread only, seriously taking the time to enhance their relationship to their Creator. Like our forebears on the … Continue reading “Sermonette: Opportunity”

Sermon: Go Forward We Are Not Being Prepared to Fight Windmills #1648-am Mark Schindler Given 22-Apr-22; 58 minutes 2022-04-22 listen: description: (hide) The Seventh Day of Unleavened Bread, the second of the annual sabbaths, contains a firm admonition from Almighty God to look forward to what is ahead, guided by previous promises. Hebrews 11 contains … Continue reading “Sermon: Go Forward”

Sermonette: Being a True Sweet Savor to God #1648s-am Bill Onisick Given 22-Apr-22; 18 minutes 2022-04-22 listen: description: (hide) In Numbers 28:15-25, we learn that a burnt offering is required every day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread, consisting of animals owned by the offeror, without blemish, killed and skinned, burned entirely on the altar. … Continue reading “Sermonette: Being a True Sweet Savor to God”

Sermon: The Poor in Spirit The Attitude of Spiritual Deficiency #1647-pm Richard T. Ritenbaugh Given 16-Apr-22; 69 minutes 2022-04-16 watch: Go to the Blessed Are (sermon series) description: (hide) Service-oriented jobs requiring interface with the public (such as flight attendants or waiters) have become increasingly thankless and unpleasant because of jerks demanding their rights, having … Continue reading “Sermon: The Poor in Spirit”

Sermonette: God’s Merciful Course Correction Conquering the Deadly Leaven of Antinomianism #1647s-pm David F. Maas Given 16-Apr-22; 22 minutes 2022-04-16 listen: description: (hide) After our Creator appraised the sad spiritual condition of our forebears on the Sinai (Deuteronomy 5:29), He set about making a course correction, namely crafting a new and improved Covenant involving a … Continue reading “Sermonette: God’s Merciful Course Correction”

Sermon: Christ’s Responsibility, Resurrections, and All in All #1647-am John W. Ritenbaugh Given 16-Apr-22; 78 minutes 2022-04-16 watch: listen: description: (hide) The numerous eye-witness accounts of witnesses to Jesus Christ’s bodily resurrection (recorded in the gospels and the book of Acts) drove in a point that substantiated for all time an event that would otherwise … Continue reading “Sermon: Christ’s Responsibility, Resurrections, and All in All”

Sermonette: Principles of Christian Giving #1647s-am Martin G. Collins Given 16-Apr-22; 15 minutes 2022-04-16 listen: description: (hide) When the early church in Paul’s time were going through a trial of famine and poverty, the Macedonian congregation, with their meager resources, contributed spontaneously to the needs of other congregations, somewhat putting to shame the Corinthian congregation, … Continue reading “Sermonette: Principles of Christian Giving”

Sermon: Keeping the Faith Once Delivered #1646B Kim Myers Given 09-Apr-22; 36 minutes 2022-04-09 listen: description: (hide) We are all living in increasingly crazy and stress-filled times, suffering hyper-inflation, a massive breakdown of the supply chain, with the Globalist controlled World Economic Forum threatening to abolish all property ownership, turning everyone into a vassal of … Continue reading “Sermon: Keeping the Faith Once Delivered”

Sermon: Never Forget #1646A Ryan McClure Given 09-Apr-22; 28 minutes 2022-04-09 watch: listen: description: (hide) Major armed conflicts, including the American Civil War, World War I and II, the Korean War, the Viet Nam War, and more recently the 9-11 Twin Towers disaster, have prompted survivors to proclaim an annual solemn remembrance for those who … Continue reading “Sermon: Never Forget”

Sermonette: What Lies Beneath Our Foundation Should Be Christ – Not Our Emotions #1646s Joseph B. Baity Given 09-Apr-22; 16 minutes 2022-04-09 listen: description: (hide) In a recent article appearing in The Atlantic, Olga Khazan poses the question "Why are people acting so weird?" citing a dramatic increase in "unruly passenger" incidents, road rage, and … Continue reading “Sermonette: What Lies Beneath”