We need to be a genuine Christian at all times.

Where do you stand in your relationship with God and Jesus Christ?

This sermon video, given during the Education Travel Program’s biblical study tour of Greece, sets the scene and provides the perfect backdrop for gaining deeper understanding of repentance during the Spring Holy Days.

How does sin distance us from God? How do we receive reconciliation from sin? What are we expected to do after reconciliation? What does God’s grace provide?

Baptism is not only at the forefront of Christian history, it is at the forefront of the individual Christian experience. Baptism allows us to have a closer relationship with God. It is a requirement for salvation. Whether we are already…

Christ says, in Matt. 18, "...Unless you are converted and become as little children, you will by no means enter the kingdom of heaven." There is something about a little child we must become like. what are the attributes of…

Sin in our lives creates flaws and cracks and broken vessels. With our repentance God’s Holy Spirit mends those flows and cracks, and He makes us a vessel for His honor to do His Will.

This message contrasts America’s upcoming 250th anniversary celebrations—specifically its national calls for a "A National Jubilee of Prayer" and a civic "National Sabbath" with the absolute spiritual truth of God's Word. It reveals that the nation's historic prosperity is not…

Is salvation a one-time transaction or a journey to be walked? Looking at the "Once Saved, Always Saved" doctrine and the life of David—a man after God's own heart who fell, repented, and kept going—this message explores why repentance is…

This message encourages believers to continue faithfully through life’s spiritual wilderness by keeping their faith, love, and connection to God strong. It warns against losing first love, becoming spiritually inactive, or growing complacent, and urges endurance, repentance, and reliance on…

Our trials and tribulations in life can be difficult, and can cause us to be separated from God. In this message, let’s take the time to see how we can better return to God with our whole heart.

Our alignment with God is disrupted by mistrust, partial obedience, and confusing proximity with alignment.

This sermon explores five spiritual lessons drawn from the Feast of Unleavened Bread and the process of de‑leavening. It explains how removing leaven symbolizes the personal effort required to repent of sin, the need for help from God and fellow…

Our forgiveness of others is essential for God's forgiveness of us. But our forgiveness has a lot of shortcomings. What should it look like when we forgive others? We must look at how God forgives us to begin to understand…

Sin brings apathy, misery, and separation from God while repentance causes zeal, comfort, and unity.

This message teaches that while God’s forgiveness is complete, patient, compassionate, and everlasting, human forgiveness often falls short. Using Psalm 103 and other scriptures, the sermon explains that people tend to forgive selectively, lose patience, desire justice or punishment for…

Reconciliation is a process made up of both forgiveness and repentance. It is explicitly commanded by God to forgive others if we want our sins forgiven. Likewise we need to repent in order to receive the remission of our sins…

As we approach Passover, God expects Christians to examine themselves. This includes the need to apologize to those we may have offended. Sincerely saying "I'm sorry", may be required. But what does this truly mean?

We examine ourselves honestly and soberly by looking to Christ, not pridefully looking to ourselves.

This message centers on the biblical principle of personal responsibility before God, using Ezekiel 18 to correct the mistaken belief that individuals are punished for the sins of their parents. Acknowledging that parents can strongly influence their children, the sermon…