Sermons and Biblical Studies

Sermonette: Much Greater Than Ourselves Spiritual Ruggedness #1236s Martin G. Collins Given 18-Oct-14; 20 minutes listen: description: (hide) American culture prides itself on rugged individualism and independence, yet in spiritual matters, dependence upon God gives us the resolve, firmness, and tenacity for our spiritual journey. None of the heroes or heroines of faith faced their … Continue reading “Sermonette: Much Greater Than Ourselves”

Feast: In Search of a Clear World View (Part Four) #FT14-08-PM John W. Ritenbaugh Given 16-Oct-14; 65 minutes Go to the In Search of a Clear World View (Feast sermon series) description: (hide) The Feast of Tabernacles is seven days, while the eighth day (what we have called the Last Great Day) is actually a … Continue reading “Feast: In Search of a Clear World View (Part Four)”

Sermonette: A Time To Scatter #FT14-08s-PM David C. Grabbe Given 16-Oct-14; 19 minutes listen: description: (hide) God has designed sequential seasons in which various events occur as a part of a long-term plan. God plans the season; we only get to choose whether and how to respond. There is a time to gather and a … Continue reading “Sermonette: A Time To Scatter”

Feast: Psalms: Book Four (Part Three) #FT14-08-AM Richard T. Ritenbaugh Given 16-Oct-14; 71 minutes Go to the Psalms: Book Four (Feast sermon series) description: (hide) If we do not establish a relationship with God, we will be failures like those who squander great opportunities. Thankfully, in the Great White Throne Judgment, these failures will be … Continue reading “Feast: Psalms: Book Four (Part Three)”

Sermonette: Standing Before God’s Judgement #FT14-08s-AM Martin G. Collins Given 16-Oct-14; 18 minutes listen: description: (hide) American culture prides itself on rugged individualism and independence. In spiritual matters, dependence upon God gives us the resolve, firmness, and tenacity for our spiritual journey. None of the heroes are heroines of faith faced their challenges by themselves, … Continue reading “Sermonette: Standing Before God’s Judgement”

Feast: The Not-A-Problem Folk #FT14-07B Charles Whitaker (1944-2021) Given 15-Oct-14; 37 minutes listen: description: (hide) British philosopher Arnold Toynbee warned that when a civilization responds to a challenge successfully, it survives, and when it does not, it commits suicide. Because America, over the last several decades, has not responded to the challenge, the die is … Continue reading “Feast: The Not-A-Problem Folk”

Feast: Before the World Began #FT14-07A Mark Schindler Given 15-Oct-14; 43 minutes listen: description: (hide) God evidently has had each of us in His radar long before the foundation of the world, realizing how we would emerge and develop spiritually, reaching our ultimate destination as a spirit being in His family. If God has called … Continue reading “Feast: Before the World Began”

Sermonette: What’s Love Got to Do With It? #FT14-07s Joseph B. Baity Given 15-Oct-14; 21 minutes listen: description: (hide) God has called us out of ignorance; we must see clearly the perspective Christ came to reveal. The world’s sloppiness with language has cheapened the precision of meaning. For example, the myriad imprecise and often trivial … Continue reading “Sermonette: What’s Love Got to Do With It?”

Feast: Created to Do God’s Will and Work #FT14-06 Martin G. Collins Given 14-Oct-14; 76 minutes listen: description: (hide) The liberal, progressive media continually lies in their attempt to divide the genders, the races, and ethnic groups. Both men and women have received a judgment from God as a result of Adam and Eve’s sin. … Continue reading “Feast: Created to Do God’s Will and Work”

Sermonette: In the Hands of the Potter #FT14-06s Ted E. Bowling Given 14-Oct-14; 18 minutes listen: description: (hide) The Master Potter continually molds and shapes His people. Finding different kinds of clay in the riverbed, a potter weathers it to the point it stinks (like our own sins), and then pounds the clay on a … Continue reading “Sermonette: In the Hands of the Potter”