Sermons

All of us benefit from encouraging words from time to time. We also hope that such words are sincere. In this sermonette we will explore several scriptures that offer the most genuine encouragement we can receive, which can only come from our Creator.

The Bible often uses darkness as the opposite of God’s light—a symbol of sin, blindness, and deception. From worldly celebrations like Halloween to the spiritual dimming of our culture, Satan disguises evil as harmless fun to draw people further from God. from my iPhone

In a world ruled by Satan, how are we to remove ourselves from the darkness that surrounds us and into the light, following the example of Jesus Christ?

Is there any validity to the claim that Donald Trump is supposed to help building the prophesied Third Temple in Jerusalem? Is the peace deal with Hamas destined to failure? And will Trump stay in power after his second term?

Why does suffering often follow joy? And why does God tell us to find joy in suffering? How is that even possible? This sermon will give you the answer.

Why is it a great mystery to most what will happen when Jesus Christ comes back at the last trumpet? With whom will He come back? What is going to happen to true Christians? What will they do? What is the fate of those who were not true Christians when they died?  Are they lost forever? And what about those who did commit the unpardonable sin? Will they be tormented forever? All will be judged, but who is going to do the judging?

We are observing the Last Great Day, the Eighth Day of the Feast—following the seven days of the Feast of Tabernacles.

This pictures the time when ALL PEOPLE who are dead will be resurrected to physical life.

There will be catastrophic events leading up to God’s Kingdom — a time of unprecedented tribulation, global destruction, and deep human suffering. We who are God’s chosen ones are called to help rebuild and heal humanity spiritually, emotionally, and physically. God’s plan includes complete restoration and peace, when His saints serve as kings and priests, guiding all people toward healing, righteousness, and eternal life.

The Yad Vashem memorial in Jerusalem is a place where, among other things, the names of the countless victims of the Jewish genocide by the Nazis are to be permanently commemorated.

However, the names of the “Righteous among the Nations” are also recorded and preserved there according to strict assessment and selection criteria.

How does the Bible define a righteous person? How can persons be righteous before God and have their names remembered by Him forever?

 This message shows how God set in motion some great conditions for man to enjoy but will show what a mess he always seems to make of what has been given to him.   We look at examples, both negative and positive, and look at what a future mankind will have for those who follow the Way of God.

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming the world, raising real concerns about whether humans will become obsolete as technology advances and replaces many aspects of our lives. However, the true threat to humanity is not AI itself, but the destructive value system that people follow, which leads to suffering and decline until God intervenes to restore righteousness and prosperity. Ultimately, God’s plan ensures that humanity will not become obsolete in the short term. In the long term, all who accept the Sacrifice of Jesus Christ will be transformed into a glorious spiritual existence, making our carnal bodies obsolete and fulfilling our purpose as children of God.

How do we cope with thoughts, that linger on us? Thoughts that are clearly not helpful, and certainly NOT from God. Is there a recipe in the Bible, and how do we apply it, if so? Our Great God who knows our needs has everything provided for us, and through HIS wisdom WE can make use of it.

What are certain steps which, if taken, will guarantee that we will make it into the Kingdom of God and prevent that we will commit the unpardonable sin, and what are certain steps which, if not stopped in time and repented of, will lead to ultimate destruction in the lake of fire?

Firstfruits are destined to have a unique role along with Jesus Christ in establishing the government of God during the Millennium. Have you been called to be a part of the Kingdom of God and share in His glory and the gift of eternal life?

Moving is never easy, but it can teach us valuable lessons. It shows us our dependence on material things, teaches us to let go, confronts us with our fears, and opens up new possibilities.

Even more important is the spiritual move that God calls each of us to make. 

Like Abraham, we must be willing to leave the old behind and follow God’s call, even if we do not know exactly how He will lead us to our destination.

There will be offerings in God’s coming Kingdom, at least for a while. These future sacrifices will not atone for sin but serve as reminders of Christ’s ultimate sacrifice, teaching humanity purity, gratitude, and reverence for God and His ways. We are called to mirror this same attitude as we participate in God’s great plan of restoration and peace.

Eight reasons why we’re tested are reviewed in this sermon.  If the suffering we presently endure brings great hardship, cruel and unusual punishments, severe persecution or even death itself, none of these evils can compare with the future that is awaiting true Christians.   We’ve got to be tested before we’re given great responsibility which we will have in God’s Kingdom. 

Yes, how can you? This message — the opening message for the Feast of Tabernacles 2025 – shows important principles and steps that you must follow in order to make your wish a reality. And seeking God and His righteousness has everything to do with it.

This message looks at miracles in the Bible, some present day miracles and an encouraging miracle prophesied at the end of this age of man.

What does it mean to live our lives as a living sacrifice? By learning to practice obedience, we prioritize God’s way of life over any of the physical rewards that the world can offer. The sacrifice of giving up those comforts to choose the path of righteousness instead is how we serve God.