Dean Elliott teaches select verses from Jeremiah 29. In today’s teaching, we will see that God’s will for a believer can sometimes be challenging. When this happens, what will you hold onto? Will you hold onto your faith in God or believe the lies from the enemy? Additional Scripture References: Philippians 3:20
David denHartog teaches from various passages in the book of Jeremiah. Throughout the book of Jeremiah, we see much suffering which is both deserved and undeserved. Today we will go over how believers should respond to both deserved and undeserved suffering. Additional Scripture References: Hebrews 12:5-11; Jeremiah 26:1-4; Jeremiah 38:3, 14-18, 21, 23; Jeremiah […]
Kevin Bentley teaches from Jeremiah 24 and 25. In the Bible, history constantly repeats itself as Israel turns away from God, leading to consequences. Yet, they always end up repenting and becoming restored, but this cycle repeats time and time again. Today’s passage will illustrate this repetitive cycle in the history of Israel. View Sermon […]
David denHartog teaches from 1 Corinthians 15 for Easter Sunday. In today’s passage, we will see how Jesus’ resurrection from the grave is important for three reasons to which we must hold fast. Additional Scripture References: Isaiah 53:5; Psalm 16:10; Romans 1:4; 1 John 3:2
Dean Elliott teaches from John 15:11 and 2 Corinthians 5:20b-21.
To conclude the fourth and final session of our Prophecy Conference, guest speaker Ted Vanlandeghem shares insights from various scriptures on how much Biblical prophecy has already been fulfilled. Although no one knows the time of Jesus Christ’s return, it’s important to feel a sense of urgency about sharing with those who do not yet […]
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Dean Elliott teaches from Jeremiah 23:9-40. Today we will explore five questions related to the passage that will help believers discern the voice of the Lord amidst many competing voices, including the enemy’s voice, which is often cloaked in deception. Additional Scripture References: John 10:1-5; James 3:1