This opening message in the series Mysterious Parables of the Kingdom of God explores Paul's use of the word mystery in Ephesians. Paul reveals that the sacred mysteries of God's Kingdom are hidden from the world but made known to those to whom the Spirit chooses to reveal them. Can you see it?

Part two of the Mysterious Kingdom Parables series examines the Parable of the Sower and the different types of soil where the seed fell. The mystery revealed in this message centers on the response of an unconverted world to the Word of God. Can you see it?

In John 4:23–24, Jesus declares that true worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and in truth. To worship in spirit is to honor God simply because He is God and there is none beside Him. To worship in truth is to come honestly before Him—exposing who we truly are in the light of who He is. This message explores how we can give God our best even when we're at our worst, as illustrated through David's example in 1 Chronicles 21–22.

Part three of the Mysterious Parables of the Kingdom of God series uncovers the meaning behind the wheat and the tares in Matthew 13. The tares grow among the wheat, just as those who are unconverted amidst the modern day church. Only at the harvest will the two be separated and judged. Can you see it?

Preached from the 2025 Calvin & Doris Evans Memorial Camp Meeting, Calvin Ray Evans preaches on the characteristics of the serpent and how they relate to the wisdom we should have as believers.

Preached from the Ironton City Mission Church in 2015, the late Dr. James Cremeans explains the significance of the prayer Jesus prayed over his disciples in John 17.

Preached at the Southern Ohio Tent Meeting in 1998, our late founder, Dr. Calvin Evans speaks on the three connections mentioned in Zechariah 10 that came out of Jesus: the corner, the nail, and the battle bow.

As the coming of the Lord nears, there are many signs we'll see indicating His return. One of the main signs given is the work of evil spirits in the world around us.

In Luke 24:49, we learn the power found in patience. Some things are worth the wait!

In the picture of the vine and the branches, we realize a level of communion with the Lord beyond servanthood: friendship.