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- 2060 - Day 2 Feast of Unleavened Bread 2026
Darryl Henson - May 2, 2026 - We learn that the Days of Unleavened Bread teach us to remove sin from our lives just as Israel removed leaven, remembering God’s deliverance and keeping His law continually before our eyes. As Paul explains, leaven represents sin that spreads if not confronted, so we must address wrongdoing within our community and within ourselves before it corrupts more broadly. Through examples of church discipline and Christ’s warning about the “leaven of the Pharisees,” we are reminded that sin—whether cultural, habitual, or openly practiced—must be dealt with firmly and sincerely. This festival calls us to approach God with truth, vigilance, and a commitment to rooting out anything that separates us from Him.
1 hr 12 min - 2059 - Faith in God's Promises
Darryl Henson - May 1, 2026 - Day 1 Feast of Unleavened Bread - This sermon examines the connection between God's covenant with Abraham, the Passover, and end-time prophetic themes. Tracing the fulfillment of God's promises from Abraham through the Exodus and into prophetic expectations, the message emphasizes faith in Christ's sacrifice, confidence in God's promises, and the need for spiritual readiness in challenging times.
1 hr 30 min - 2058 - Examining for the Passover
Darryl Henson - April 25, 2026 - As Passover approaches, we are reminded that this season calls us to examine ourselves with the same care ancient Israel used when selecting the Passover lamb. In Exodus 12, the lamb had to be without blemish, carefully inspected, and fully consumed—pointing us to Christ’s perfect sacrifice and to our calling to become living sacrifices. We recognize how easy it is to excuse our shortcomings, yet we are urged to resist that tendency and instead pursue holiness with intention. The instructions given to Israel—preparing the lamb, applying the blood, eating in haste, and approaching the night with seriousness—teach us that obedience, readiness, and reverence are essential attitudes as we draw near to Passover.
We also see how the events of that night carried life‑and‑death weight: the blood on the doorposts meant protection, while neglecting God’s command meant loss. This same seriousness carries into Paul’s teaching in 1 Corinthians 11, where we are reminded that the symbols of Christ’s broken body and shed blood must be taken with sobriety, gratitude, and unity. The early church struggled with wrong attitudes—self‑focus, carelessness, even drunkenness—and their example warns us to approach this observance with humility and discernment. Together, we are called to prepare our hearts, examine our spiritual condition honestly, and renew our commitment to honor Christ’s sacrifice fully.
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Helping “Prepare the Bride” for Christ is our first and overall quest. He is ready for the marriage, we are not. We need to do all we can to give our hearts entirely to Him and be as much like Him…
as we can be by the time we die, or He returns. He wants a bride totally committed—heart, mind, body and soul to Him and His purposes.
We are entreated to think as He thinks (let this mind be in you...), walk as He walks, to live by every word of God. The reason we, Worldwide Church of God, were all spewed out was lack of heart—lukewarmness. The zeal and “doing everything with our might” was missing. It was not primarily doctrine, apart from the Tkach debacle, but attitude that put us where we are today scattered, confused, frustrated. Or on the other hand, blissfully unaware that anything is wrong “in our group.”
It is the aim of A Congregation of God to look first at ourselves and fix our own attitudes and conduct. If we can be a light to others, well and good. If by sermons we post, we can help others along their spiritual road to the Kingdom of God, so much the better.
Under WCG, many were called, and now a few are being selected to finish the end-time work of God and round out the 144,000 selected as the bride. Herbert Armstrong fulfilled Mat. 28:19-20—calling many disciples.
The two witnesses and the remnant soon to be gathered (read Haggai and Zech 1-4, Rev. 11) will fulfill
Mat. 24:14. That is, preach the gospel around the world and then the end shall come. It will come 3 1⁄2 days after the two witnesses are killed in the streets of Jerusalem at the end of the 1260 day great tribulation.
Even the two final witnesses are told not to go to the world at first, but to the church. Compare Rev. 11:1-2 and Zech. 4. God's concern NOW is all of us repenting of Laodiceanism. Herbert Armstrong told the ministry just before his death that “my job is finished (preaching to the world), now get the church ready.” Once the church is prepared, power will be given to go to the world (Rev. 11:3-4)
A Congregation of God moved our headquarters to a low population area near the Southern Utah/Northern Arizona border in 2001 to buy land and provide a place for like-minded people to gather and live together in godly harmony in order that “iron might sharpen iron” and enhance our spiritual development.
Unfortunately, the works of the flesh fight against the fruit of the Spirit and we had a rebellion that was generated via false accusations against the pastor, a rent strike and a lawsuit that asked the court to make ex-members and never-ever members, members again. And then to turn the land and other assets of the church over to them and dissolve the church! That action was settled out of court via a Tenants-In-Common agreement that gave each of the rebels an ownership share in the residential area of the property. Yet they persist in extortion efforts obviously aimed at a complete take-over of church assets and removal of the pastor.
The pastor and the still-faithful membership have filed a lawsuit asking that the rebels be indicted for theft by extortion of 43 acres they obtained by rent-strike, intimidation, false accusations, attempted bribery, blackmail, lying and fraud--all felonies under the official definition of extortion in Arizona statutes.
We had a peaceful community for years until human nature reared its ugly head. Now our quest is to restore peace and “press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus (Immanuel)” Phil 3:14. Again, the prize of the first-fruits is to be the bride of Christ and we must fight past any distractions in preparation for that high calling.