Sermons

In 2023, Most of you will be keeping Pentecost on May 28, 2023, Sunday. Some will keep it Monday. This day is also called Feast of First Fruits and Feast of Weeks/Sabbaths (Shavuot in Hebrew). I’ve given this message before but it has timeless information and would be a good review for this vital day. Most people remember Pentecost of when God gave His Holy Spirit (Acts 2) and gave the Law at Mt Sinai (Exodus 19-24). But there’s so much more. What did the 2 leavened wheat loaves called “first fruits” symbolize? Was marriage pictured by this day in both the old and new covenants? How? Which book is read on Pentecost and why? Who is our “goel” Redeemer? Where will Christ be married, and when? Has Pentecost been fully fulfilled already, or are there still so many more exciting meanings? Have a wonderful Pentecost, which means “fiftieth”.

I gave this sermon the first time some years ago but its message of all spirit-filled believers coming together as one body is even more vital today. Acts 2:1 – “they were together, of one accord”. That’s how the early church started, working together to YHVH’s glory, as one. But we are not one today. God through His Holy Spirit wants us to be one, working together again. It must happen. Surely Christ is not going to marry a Bride made up of believers who frankly think they are the only “church of God” or who won’t come worship together as all the parts of the body forming one body. This message discusses the HOW and WHO that makes this happen. YOU have a part in bringing the body of Christ together, or else you’re scattering (Luke 11:23).

Do you ever wonder how on earth we can “pray without ceasing”? Would you like more power to defeat temptation and sin? This message today will help us speak more often and more effectively with God and not do as much “works of the flesh” as we have in the past.

How busy Jesus has been since his resurrection. This sermon is very different from the video sermon. You’ll see Jesus much more clearly and you’ll be glad you checked this one out. We don’t “keep Easter” but we’re delighted to praise God for Wavesheaf day. Do you feel God accepts you, or do you feel like you’ve failed God and don’t measure up? How Wavesheaf shows the ongoing salvation day by day by Jesus. What has kept Yeshua busy since his resurrection after he ascended and returned from heaven. It includes you!

Will you be at Passover this year? Will you keep it in a worthy manner? Or can we be bringing problems on ourselves, including lack of healings, because of not taking the Passover in a worthy manner? HOW do we take it worthily?