Podcasts about holy days

By Jorge de Campos - Insubordinates, both idle talkers and deceivers, rebuke them sharply. They profess to know God, but in good works they deny Him. But as for you, speak the things which are proper for sound doctrine.

By Randy McQuien - We are called by God to become a part of His family. A part of the overall body of Christ, the Church of God.

By Elias Vazquez - The message, encourages fathers, grandfathers, and spiritual mentors to recognize fatherhood as part of God's design and a reflection of God the Father's purpose for His family. Drawing mainly from Proverbs 4, it emphasizes three responsibilities: being present and engaged in children's lives

By Kelly M Irvin - 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 the foundation of a transformed life. Salvation is the

By John Miller Jr - There is a misconception among Christians that if we follow God, blessings will follow. One of the difficulties about being a Christian is knowing what's right. However, one of the more difficult things is knowing what's right, but when doing it becomes costly.

By Scott McKeon - Revelation 13 reveals Satan's final attempt to establish a counterfeit kingdom through political power, religious deception, and human authority in imitation of the coming Kingdom of God.

By Josh Vazquez - This message reflects on the speaker's transition from teaching into ministry as a personal example of trusting God through a difficult and counterintuitive life change. Using Genesis, the sermon explores how God brings life out of chaos through His Spirit, beginning with creation and continuing

By Jay Ledbetter - The Apostle Paul discovered one of the greatest spiritual truths a Christian can learn. Weakness is not the enemy of God's work; it is often the very pathway through which God's power is revealed. As Believers, we can take courage that our inadequacies, struggles, and limitations do not disqualify

By Brian Shaw - Bearing the name “Father” has enormous implications for those that conceive and rear human offspring, but also for those they rear.

By Tim Martens - The world has become increasingly secular. This Biblical analysis exposes what the world would be like if there really were no God.

By Fred Nance - Jeremiah chapter 8 and 9 continuation of temple sermon

By Michael Greider - If the effectiveness of our prayers is only measured in external results, then we are opening the door to potential disappointment. External results can be inconsistent and difficult to measure. However, there is a deep, meaning value to prayer that is true – even if we never experience a single

By Mark Miller - The Parable of the Prodigal Son is well known to Christians. Have you considered that not one, but both, sons in the story were lost? We dive deeper into the story to derive lessons from both of these lost sons.

By Ken Loucks - Fatherhood is not merely a social role, but a God-ordained responsibility patterned after the Father Himself. This sermon examines four vital roles of fathers: progenitor, provider, protector, and patriarch. Through Scripture and practical examples, it shows how fathers are called to lead their

By Tim Martens - How to help couples identify and fulfill each other's most important emotional needs to strengthen their marital relationship. How we can apply the Ten Commandments to positively guide our marital relationships.

By Robin S Webber - This message given on Father's Day Weekend speaks to the incredible love that our Heavenly Father has for His spiritually-led children ( "born from Above") here below. A father who will always be there for us! A Heavenly Father whose eternal nature and attributes are breathtaking and exhilarating to

By Raymond Clore - When we think of fathers we often think of strength, protection, provision of needs and guidance. But true strength is not only about power or authority - it is also about the courage to be kind.

By Mike Phelps - We are invited to hear, come to, learn from, love, and follow Jesus.

By Craig Scott - Jesus began laying the groundwork for a new type of governance; the rule of God (kingdom of God) on earth. It will be a new type of governance not because of a particular organizational structure... it will be a new type of governance in that it will be driven by a new type of thinking.

By Bob Radcliff - This sermon explores the universal human fear of death through the lens of Hebrews 2:14–15, distinguishing between the natural, God-given fear of physical death and the deeper, spiritually enslaving fear of judgment and eternal condemnation. It argues that Christ's victory over Satan dismantles

By Lee Massie - Who was Paul and what was he not? We take a look into the attributes and history of the apostle Paul that made him such a unique and valuable tool used by God to preach the gospel to the Gentiles.

By Scott Delamater - Jesus was misidentified, misunderstood, and not what anybody expected. He describes His ministry in terms that still surprise today.

By Rudolph Rangel III - Have you ever opened your Bible and felt like reading it was a chore? What if a simple shift in perspective could change everything—seeing Scripture not merely as information or a textbook, but as the very words of life? Discover how God's Word nourishes the soul, transforms the heart, and draws us

By William Bradford - The fifteenth part in a series of mid-week Bible studies covering the book of Hebrews. This session completes chapter 5.

By Tony Stith - Prophecy tells us that religious persecution is coming. But, as Christians, we face adversity for our faith in small, sometimes not so small, ways even now. The story of how Daniel gave God the glory in the midst of the adversity he faced as a captive in Babylon provides lessons for how you and I

By Thomas Charles - What lessons can we learn from walking humbly with God in our christian lives?

By Patrick McKee - We know that God loves us. Do we (also) want to love God? Jesus says, "if you love Me, keep My commandments". This message leans into the power of God's word and provides a scriptural case for implementing Biblical meditation to help us in loving our Father and Older Brother more faithfully

By John Freeman - The Old Testament is loaded with stories of people who picture Jesus in some aspect of their lives. We read stories which parallel the great work that Christ will do to establish His kingdom. We see Jesus' redemption of mankind in the story of Boaz and Ruth. We see the seventh day Sabbath and Holy

By Sanford Beattie - The Bible gives us many examples of people exercising the trait of persistence. Let's look at a few and see why God wants us to demonstrate persistence in our life.

By John Elliott - God's Word uses light and darkness to show the dramatic difference between His way and the way of this world. Humanity stumbles spiritually without God's light, but those He calls are blessed to see, understand, and walk in the path He reveals. The calling of God is not only to receive light, but to

By Peter Eddington - Because of King Solomon's sins, God split the nation of Israel into two parts—north and south. Only Judah remained in Jerusalem as the Southern Kingdom. The other tribes became the Northern Kingdom. However, this punishment was not to be forever. God desires for Israel to be united once again—for

By Howard Marchbanks - Peter could not change without the helper, the Holy Spirit. The challenge to us is to turn around, face Christ, and meet His gaze.

By Benjamin Massie - The purpose of this message is to bring to light one of the best and most overlooked case studies of the transformational power of the Holy Spirit that we have in the New Testament. An absolute phenomenal example of the transformational power of the Holy Spirit, how it actually works and how it can

By Craig Scott - In this message we'll explore God's guidance on how attitude, character, and ethics drive governance. We'll review governing systems at work among the people of God... from the earliest times right up to [but not including] the inauguration of the Church at that first Pentecost.

By Troy Phelps - Speaker: Troy Phelps Date: 6/13/26 We are living through one of the greatest technological explosions in human history, yet the words of Ecclesiastes remain as relevant as ever. This message explores what the Bible really means by “there is nothing new under the sun,” revealing that while technology

By Keith K Haab - We must look to Christ to intercede for us as our living, eternal, High Priest.

By Luis A Marrero - This message explains the historical and spiritual background of the church in Philadelphia from Revelation 3. It highlights how the city's earthquakes, commerce, pagan worship, and Jewish opposition created pressure for Christians, yet the church remained faithful despite having “little strength.”

By William Bradford - We need to be guarding against becoming dull of hearing in our lives.

By Michael Greider - When faced with a unique word in the bible, translators sometimes have to use their best guess on how to communicate an idea to us. As a result, there can sometimes be some nuance left on the table in passages that seem cut and dry. By looking at the word brutal in 2 Timothy 3, we can come away with

By James J Malizia - This message explores how God's Holy Spirit empowers, equips, and comforts His people through a rich variety of spiritual gifts and we are encouraged to seek, recognize, and faithfully use the gifts God places within us—trusting Him to work through our weaknesses, not just our strengths and allow

By Sal Cimino Jr - This message explores how rapid technological and cultural change has created a generational gap, both in society and within the church. It argues that while different generations have unique experiences, strengths, and perspectives, all people are equally valued by God and are called to work

By Enrique Vidal - Jesus was about to perform a great miracle that would bring joy to Lazarus' sisters, but instead, Jesus wept! Why did He weep? Download the artwork to view in a separate tab or window.

By Nathan Ekama - Using the example of a tree, this message focuses on being properly rooted and built up into him who is the head of the body -Christ

By Dan Preston - Sometimes difficult trials and terrible tragedies occur, leaving us asking, 'Why God?' When it seems God isn't answering, and our frustrations rise, it's time to change our question.

By Mario Seiglie - Take a look at Jesus Christ's ministry in this PowerPoint presentation, His travels and the people He dealt with. There were four main groups of people with different beliefs. In Part 1, we focus on the first two groups: those who were strongly religious and those who gave Christ financial support

By David Chornomaz - This sermon reflects on aging through the image of “the arrow of time,” emphasizing that growing old is an unavoidable part of life and that Scripture gives special attention to the elderly, widows, orphans, and others who may be vulnerable. It teaches that older people should be honored, respected

By David Cook - The book of Job is a book of wisdom, pain, suffering, prophecy and blessings. God blessed the latter days of Job more than the beginning. This is the 2nd part of 2 sermons.

By David Rains - Have you ever wondered what makes us human?

By Michael Fike - We are told to have Unity, but how do we obtain it. Today, we will cover four Biblical aspects of Unity that we all should be striving for.

By Roy Jackson - Are we here to serve, or to be served? This message explores what it truly means to serve from the heart, following the example of our Lord and Master Jesus Christ. We begin with the remarkable true story of Desmond Doss—the Seventh-day Adventist combat medic depicted in the film Hacksaw Ridge. A