Complacency leaves you completely unprepared for crises, whether they be physical, moral, or eternal. The solution to complacency, as discussed in this sermon, involves staying attentive to the wisdom of God and opening yourself up to advice.

The Bible shows that love, friendship, and closeness aren’t just about feelings or nice words—they're meant to be lived out through real actions in accordance with God's law.

We are called out of this world, and our true government is in Heaven. So, when is it okay to disobey human governments? It's not up to us, but rather up to God and the ground rules He set, which are found in His Word. The Scriptures teach that the only true opportunity to disobey human government is when they attempt to bring us into contradiction with God's Word.

God commands to honor mothers repeatedly throughout His Word to highlight how important and respected mothers are in His plan. Mothers play a vital, God-given role in our faith and our church.

Facing change and uncertainty can feel overwhelming or uncomfortable, and our human nature wants us to believe it's not necessary and that we should stay where we are. But there is great value in self-reflection and inward change. We must become aware of our inward selves and open the door to real growth. It's not easy, but it is one of the most important and rewarding things we can do.

If someone were to ask you, 'Why do you believe what you believe?', could you open the Bible and clearly explain the core doctrines of Christ using Scripture? As believers, we are called to be ready to give an answer for the hope that is within us.

This is part four of a series of messages showing that God is not partial or racist. We are not to show partiality to other in the house of God.

This is part three of a series of messages showing that God is not partial or racist. We are not to show partiality to other in the house of God.

This is part two of a series of messages showing that God is not partial or racist. We are not to show partiality to other in the house of God.

This is part one of a series of messages showing that God is not partial or racist. We are not to show partiality to other in the house of God.

In Matt 13:44, Christ speaks of a Hidden Treasure in which to obtain, one must “Sell All”. Does this “Sell All” refer to our physical possessions or something of greater value? This sermon discusses what Christ means by “Selling All”, and how we as Disciples by God’s Grace must be willing to “Pay the Cost”.

Is our faith high enough that we trust God no matter what the situation? Do we live in the, “but if not” moment? Would we give in if tested as Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego were in their faith in God?

In the parable of the sower, we find that there are four places the seed falls. Each location represents what happens to the seed, which represents the word of God. Do we look at this parable regarding how it applies to our lives in the Church of God?

Can you thoroughly explain God’s existence to someone that questions your belief in God? The Bible proves God’s existence, but there are other ways to help someone understand and come to believe in God.

As Christians living in this dark and dangerous world, should we carry firearms? This sermon speaks to the very high calling of which we belong. If we believe in Christ amplifying God’s law then we must believe that we live by a higher calling.

We can often find ourselves trapped under heavy loads of old baggage that we can’t seem to let go of. Our burdens can be great. How can we let this baggage go and be on our journey with no baggage?

We can recognize Satan as our great enemy to our faith. Satan currently is the ruler of the world we live in. As a result of this, we see great human suffering and hardships. This is not our world. We cannot allow this world to destroy our faith in the great true God.

Before the Holy Days and even during the Holy Days we all may have suffered through trials. Trials, at times, can overwhelm us and we want to give up. Why do we have to go through these tests? Can’t God just take them away and prevent them from happening to us? This sermon addresses trials and why we suffer them and give five tools to assist us when suffering trials.

Why do we fast on the Day of Atonement? This day represents a celebration and is directly linked to the Passover we commemorate during the Spring Holy Days. In this sermon, we will look at sections of the drama that is played out in Leviticus chapter 16 that helps us understand the meaning of this Day of Atonement and what it represents in God’s plan for all mankind.

Satan is busy working to take our eye off the future goal we all look forward to. Satan wants to keep us from being there. We are told to go anyway and go with joy. We go each year to locations all around to world where God has placed His name. We are instructed to go with joy and not take our eye off of the goal. How are we to rejoice in the Feast? We are to share food, fellowship, and faith in the place he chooses.