Sermons & Bible Studies
Video Messages
The Importance of Change
Given by Jim Franks
When approaching the Passover, the subject of change is an important one. It is difficult to change, but there are examples that we have all seen over the years where people genuinely do change.
In my trips to Africa over the past 20 years I have seen how people have changed. Here are some good lessons for us as we approach the Passover.
Context, Pre-Passover Preparation
Given by Britton Taylor
To properly examine our spiritual well-being we need to know context. We need to know how far we have come to salvation. With God's help, we strive for perfection—the example that Christ set for us.
Let Us Keep the Passover
Given by Ralph Levy
As we approach the Passover, we must be careful not to fall into the wrong ditch. We should take the Passover soberly and in a spirit of repentance, but not in discouragement. Our focus is to be on Jesus Christ, our living Savior.
Jerichos and Accursed Things
Given by Clyde Kilough
As we approach the Passover and Days of Unleavened Bread, a study of Joshua 5-7 is quite instructive. Not only did the events we read here transpire during this time of the year, more important, the spiritual lessons we can draw from this story are critically important, and as relevant now as they were over 3,000 years ago. What are your “Jerichos”? What are the “accursed things” that pose temptations and spiritual dangers to us today?
A Pillar of Cloud and Fire
Given by Ralph Levy
When God brought the people of Israel out of Egypt, He gave them a pillar of cloud and fire to lead and guide them, and as proof that He never abandons His people.
Remember
Given by Jim Franks
Each year there is a Holocaust Remembrance Day. It is on Nisan 27, which is 13 days after the Passover (evening of the 14th). When Christ instituted the Passover service with His disciples, He said "do this in remembrance of Me." What will you be thinking about during the Passover service? What will you remember?
Youth Instruction
Spring Festival Season Overview
3 Days and 3 Nights
Feast of Unleavened Bread
