God was compassionate and merciful in dealing with Job. Why and how? Wasn't Job upright and blameless? Why did God permit his suffering in the first place? And why does God allow that righteous people suffer today?

Length: 69 Min

Size: 7.91 Mb

The book of Job is one of the most misunderstood books of the Bible. Commentaries have struggled for centuries to come to grips with it, but for the most part, they have failed utterly to explain it correctly. What can we learn from this extraordinary segment of the Holy Scriptures?

Length: 68 Min

Size: 7.73 Mb

Are you a leader, or are you among those who are led--a follower of what is good? In fact, each of us should be both, and the Bible reveals examples along with instructions for leaders and the led.

Length: 67min

Size: 12mb

Whatever weakness that we may have, we have to make sure that we overcome it by putting it into God's hands,  asking Him for help which should eliminate the weakness, thereby making us stronger.

Length: 14 Min

Size: 1.59 Mb

The ancient peoples of Israel and Judah have shown a pattern of coming out of slavery, breaking the commands of God and going back into slavery.  So it should really come as no surprise that the modern Houses of Israel and Judah (United States, British Commonwealth, State of Israel, etc), will go back into slavery, for the same thing again, in the very near future.

Length: 75min
Size: 13mb

Many don't understand today that sin is bad for us. They may look at sin as having fun and enjoying pleasure. And even though sin may provide short-term passing pleasure, it has long-term consequences which are not good. Sin produces bad results, and it does not pay. When we break God's spiritual laws, they will break us. Our sins will find us out.

Length: 67 Min

Size: 7.63 Mb

Why is our attitude so important?  Could a negative attitude affect our calling or possibly even keep us out of God's Kingdom?

Length: 14 Min

Size: 1.58 Mb

Could you prove God's existence to yourself and to others? Are there proofs for God's existence which should convince even doubters? This sermon will present to you seven such proofs.

Length: 73 Min

Size: 8.34 Mb

God clearly commands His people to be givers, whether giving offerings (Deuteronomy 16:16), tithes (Malachi 3:8-10) or giving to help others (2 Corinthians 9:1-15). But is the act of giving enough? What more does God expect from us?

Length: 14 Min

Size: 1.66 Mb

The importance of a thorough self examination prior to the Passover using the ten commandments as the criteria to do so.

Length: 73 Min

Size: 7.23 Mb

Do we fully grasp the tremendous sacrifice which both the Father and the Son gave for mankind? Are we fulfilling Christ's command to love others as He loved us? Are we even close to understanding that the Father loves us with the same love with which He loves Christ--and that His love must be in us? How can this be?

Length: 71 Min

Size: 8.14 Mb

Each year before Passover, we are obliged as Christians to examine ourselves so that we can participate in the ceremony in a worthy manner. In order to examine ourselves correctly, we must seek the divine will of God, seeing ourselves through His perspective, rather than our own. Pride is the single greatest trait that stands in the way of doing this correctly. Only when we overcome pride and use the Holy Spirit of God as our guide, can we truly examine ourselves correctly. 

Length: 18min

Size: 3mb

In the spirit of God's command that we first examine ourselves before participating in the Passover service, we need to learn to willingly yield to God--something that Jesus Christ did completely!

Length: 61min

Size: 11mb

Will you be ready when Christ returns?  Are you strong enough and are you prepared when the moment arises when we need to "evacuate" in the end time?  What do we need to do now to be prepared?

Length: 44 Min

Size: 5.09 Mb

The Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5 includes the famous "Beatitudes" that are paramount to the Christian life! They are keys to a successful Christian life.

Length: 45 Min
Size: 5.15 Mb

While the world is engaged in Easter celebrations, some Christians are not. WHY would anyone claiming to be a Christian not celebrate the most important festival of the Christian world, purportedly memorializing the death and resurrection of our Savior, Jesus Christ? Simply put, because the origins of Easter are not Christian at all, and the death and resurrection of Christ did not occur on Good Friday and Easter Sunday.

Length: 44 Min

Size: 5.03 Mb

In John 4:23 Jesus said “…the true worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and truth…” and in Matthew 15:9 He said “AND IN VAIN THEY WORSHIP ME, TEACHING AS DOCTRINES THE COMMANDMENTS OF MEN.'” What is the difference between “true worshippers” and those who worship “in vain”?  How can we know which “version” of Christianity is true and which “versions” are just commandments of men?

Length: 47 Min

Size: 5.38 Mb

This sermon looks at seven basic areas where we can fall into the trap of neglect or apathy, not because of ignorance, but because we have been taught consistently in the Church over the years, these vital principles.  True Christianity is not pick and mix.   It is not about choosing the bits we like and agree with and ignoring the bits that don't suit us.  Christianity is a package, and we have to embrace the whole package.  It should always be a case of being true to our calling in all areas, at all times, not just when it suits us!

Length: 74 Min

Size: 8.42 Mb

As it was in the days of Noah so shall it be in the time before the second coming of Christ.  Note the parallels between then and now and what we must be doing if we hope to escape the devastation to come.

Length: 17min
Size: 3mb

Jesus promised that His disciples would do the kinds of works He did and even greater ones! Did that actually occur? Will greater works also be done in these prophetic times that the Bible identifies as the last days? 

Length: 63 min

Size: 11 mb