Bible Reading: John 9:1-4 1. The authority for his work 2. The activity of his work The sermon centers on the urgency of Christian evangelism, using John 9:4 as the primary text to urge believers to actively share the gospel while there is still time. The speaker emphasizes that Jesus serves as the ultimate example for ministry, demonstrating authority, compassion, courage, and wholehearted dedication in His work. He challenges the congregation to adopt this divine mandate as their personal motto, rejecting passivity in favor of persistent witness in daily life and mission outreach. The address also includes a report on recent missionary efforts, highlighting the importance of door-to-door evangelism and community engagement despite cultural resistance. Ultimately, the message calls for faithful service and prayerful dependence on God to fulfill the Great Commission before the night comes when no one can work.

Bro. James Childress, missionary to Greece

Passover Seder Demonstrated and Preached by Missionary Eugene Kozachenko.

The sermon explores the transition from military victory to spiritual devotion as depicted in Joshua 8, emphasizing that success should lead to deeper worship rather than self-confidence. It highlights four key lessons: the necessity of consecration through altars, the foreshadowing of Christ's substitutionary sacrifice on the cross, the complete proclamation of God's Word without omission, and the collective commitment of believers to renew their covenant with God. The preacher argues that true victory is found in a heart surrendered to Christ and that believers must regularly pause to worship, heed Scripture, and reaffirm their allegiance after every blessing. This pattern ensures that God remains central in the lives of His people, transforming moments of triumph into opportunities for spiritual renewal and obedience.