Sermons

The world we are in is filled with wickedness, and “As it is written: “There is none righteous, no, not one.” Are there any exceptions—and where does that leave each one of us?

How are we to use our ears properly when it comes to what Christ refers to when He says that we need to make sure we use our ears to hear?

What is the close connection between compassion, mercy and forgiveness? How does a righteous person manifest these characteristics in his life? On the other hand, in what way does an unrighteous person show that he does not have mercy, compassion and the will to forgive? Why must we, as God’s people, be truly merciful, moved with compassion, and ready to forgive?

Satan is the god and ruler of this world. He is worshipped by man, even though many don’t realize it. He is ruling man, even though most don’t realize that either. In this sermon, we will show the terrible deception and destruction Satan and his demons have been, are and will be causing, and how God’s people can avoid their evil influence.

Most people are born with their eyesight. It is one of the most fantastic things that we have as humans. Our spiritual eyesight is just as important and is easy to lose if we are not careful. How can we make sure we continue to have good vision? 

Are we building our families by biblical standards, or have we allowed society to pollute and even threaten to destroy our family structure?

God’s true followers are a rarity in the world at this time. What does it mean to be set apart from the world as an outsider?

Taking stock means to carefully think about something in order to make a decision about what to do next. Regarding the prophetic future, are we prepared?

One of the implements of the armor of God is the shield of faith, with which we can “quench the fiery darts of the wicked one.” What can we learn about this valuable tool to help strengthen our defense against Satan?

Taking care of an entrusted asset can become a responsible task. Likewise, if we are not aware of our responsibility, it can lead to great harm if we misuse or mismanage the goods entrusted to us. God gave immense access to His spiritual wealth through His Spirit. Let us ask ourselves how we can become reasonable trustees of these riches.

We are to be encouraged to keep our shoulder to the wheel  and keep going forward in our responsibility to support the work of preaching the gospel to the world  as a witness and warning the world of the troublesome times ahead.

Many don’t understand that their time for salvation has not yet come. Attempts to convert the masses today are predestined to failure. However, God wants that all come to the understanding of the Truth, and in due time, they will. What most don’t know is that they will be made alive in Christ, in their due time, in the Second Resurrection of Judgment. And YOU could have a helping role in this process.

This second sermon covers a further five areas that are, of themselves, an incredible range of “unbelievable” matters to the world at large, but not to the Church of God which have been revealed to us by God’s Holy Spirit.  The areas that are discussed in these two sermons are not a complete and definitive list – there are other areas that could have been covered – but they should be sufficient to see what incredible knowledge and understanding we’ve been given.

That which is forever is in God’s control, and this sermon is about forever in regard to God and His Family.

In this Offertory Message we will consider scriptures that help to clarify how generous God is with His people, and how little He requires of us. Let’s use this Feast of Tabernacles and Last Great Day as a time to deepen our commitment to our Creator with every aspect of our lives.

How much do we consider respect to be an important quality for a Christian?
Does God want us to be respectful and if so, how?

True comprehensive external peace throughout the world is not possible today. But for the few who are called by God today, at least inner peace is possible. If you follow God’s Word and do what He commands you. Because then we can already have at least inner peace, namely the peace of Jesus Christ in us today.

Imagine how different the world could be if people greeted each day by telling God that we are here to do whatever he requires of us. We would live with the awareness that each moment is time that we can honor God or alienate Him. In this Split Sermon we will consider various scriptures that will assist our understanding of the need to serve God with our very lives and with all that we do each day.

We as Christians are being distracted in this world by so many things. That’s why it is so important to keep beeing focused on the right Goal.