Sermons

The Kingdom that Jesus establishes will be built on the ruins of the earth, but there are other foundations than a ruined earth upon which the Kingdom of God will arise. The Bible reveals many details about this future time and the role we will have in it.

Accumulating real wealth that you don’t leave behind when you go, is something few people think about. The alternative investment is God’s Superfund, this one provides benefits for all eternity.

Stupendous, wonderful, amazing news lies just beyond the hopelessness which so characterizes our time! God’s rule will be established on the earth, and we are destined to have a part in this glorious future!

The Feast can fill us full of hope and optimism as we have a marvellous future to look forward to with none of the hopelessness that so many in the world can suffer from. A vision of the coming Kingdom of God is such an exciting prospect! Let us have an attitude of thanksgiving to the great God for this marvellous opportunity and make the most of the Feast.

In order to start a life that is useful and is full of growth, we need to start with asking the question “Why?” Often times our visions may not be in-line with God’s visions because we may not always be asking the right questions. We need to constantly keep in mind what we are trying to accomplish and what God wants out of this as well. What is your vision?

Days are often observed as memorials, but society doesn’t really observe a day that looks forward! God’s Holy Days are different—their meaning encompasses the past, present AND the future.

Are our lives in God’s hands?  Are the trials that we experience part of God’s purpose?  Does God have a hand in world affairs and the leadership, and does He control what the fate of this nation and the rest of the world will be? How can we be spared from the devastation that will soon take place?

Christ came to reconcile us with God the Father; to break down the wall of separation between God and us; to make us one with God. But Christ did not die for us alone. He is the Savior of all of mankind. The Day of Atonement reminds us of the fact that the world is not lost; that Christ came to reconcile the world to God the Father.

With so much trouble in the world today and in the future to come, mere thoughts of danger might invoke anxiety and inspire fear. However, God promises protection in the most dire of circumstances, but not to everyone. How can this divine protection from God be obtained?

The weekly Sabbath and the annual Holy Days are still to be observed today by true Christians, but they do so according to the Spirit, without applying the letter about sacrifices, washings and Jewish traditions. The shadow of temporary rituals is of symbolic significance for us today.

We grow used to warnings, and it is easy to think that they don’t really apply to us. That attitude becomes tragic when the warnings are from God—for His warnings are a matter of life and death!

If we want to find the answers that will lead us to eternal life, we need to ask the right questions. What are the kind of questions that Christians need to ask? How are we to respond once we learn the answers?  By actively seeking the will of God to be done, we will obtain the greatest gift ever offered to mankind.

So much in this world clouds our vision to what is true and important. We can easily have our senses dulled, to the point of spiritual blindness—if we allow ourselves to seek after ungodly pursuits. We must strive to keep the beacon of God’s Truth ahead of us and guiding us always.

There are many different types of fear that people all over the world suffer from. Do we have a fear and is there anything that we fear in particular? Do we fear God and how do we fear Him? There are examples in the Bible of those who had fear but how were they able to overcome it?

Why did God create man? Why did He create man in His image, according to His likeness? Who and what is God? Why are we called God’s children? What is the Kingdom of God, and how can we enter it?

Are knowledge and wisdom the same thing? Does the Bible speak about them differently? Can we have one without the other? Why is it so important that we have both in our Christian lives? The Bible clearly defines for us what we should be looking for in both of these!

What is the role of angels regarding Christians and their children? And what is the Church of God’s responsibility towards angels?

Are the universe, our personal existence, and the circumstances we encounter determined by a sequence of fortuitous random events? This is what the modern world professes, but the truth is much more sensible. The Bible clearly states that God applies His design and expresses His intention in every component of existence, great and small.