God wants people who come to Him and walk in pure truth before Him. At the same time, Satan does not want us to understand that the power of God is on the earth - in us! All that matters in this hour is that we allow God to inhabit us, as He inhabited the ark in the tabernacle. It is not about building a church to worship God, it's about being a house for God. As we allow God to inhabit us (Let this mind be in me as it is in Christ Jesus - Phil 2:5), and we obey His voice and surrender our lives to His leading, we become His living epistle on the earth.

Scripture: Acts 1:6-9, 2 Sam 6:12-23, Gen 49:8-10, Psa 78:56

Our walk with God starts in a garden, walking with God personally, just Him and us in the cool of the evening. As our relationship with Him grows, it changes to a walk in a city, in the church with other believers, getting along with other people. This sermon focuses on the garden walk, where we walk with God as Adam did in Genesis 2. We need to be restored by faith to the relationship that God had with Adam, a Father/Son relationship.

Scripture: Gen 2:1-8

Pastor Ricley answers a question about how the Feast of Atonement, perfection of the church and the Feast of Tabernacles fit together and defines the role of the 2 anointed ministries in the end-times church.

Signs are the hand of God making a visible proclamation on the earth. Signs of God are detailed throughout the Bible. This sermon focuses on the flies in Egypt, binding the Word on your hand, sabbaths, Korah, Jonah, Ahaz & the sign of the sun dial for Hezekiah. Every sign of God belongs to the children of God.

Scriptures: Exod 13:7-10, Exod 31:12-13, Num 16:1-40, Isa 7:2-14, Isa 38:1-8

God has declared to Moses that He will no longer go with Moses and the Children of Israel because "they are a stiffnecked people". The problem is with the attitudes of the people and their lack of willingness to humble down to God, but God is looking to Moses, His leadership, to resolve the issue. Moses moves the Tabernacle outside the camp, thereby separating the people who would not honor God from access to God. If you wanted Him, you had to go outside the camp to get Him. The church today looks like the world and God is again found outside the camp.

Scripture: Exod 33:1-23

Pastor Ricley teaches about the perfecting of the Church as revealed through the Feast of Unleaved Bread, the Feast of Weeks and the Feast of Tabernacles.

Scriptures: 2 Chron 8:11-13, Matt 16:5-12, 1 John 3:1-17

It takes faith to receive the meat of the Word, even if we don't see it. Colossians 3 tells us that our flesh died at Calvary with Jesus. It takes faith to receive that when we see anger, wrath and malice in our lives. In God's view, the flesh was dealt with on the Cross of Calvary. The Word of God is for application in our life so we become something that glorifies God on this earth - His perfected church.

Scripture: Col 3:1-8

Don't Forget Who Your Enemy Is

Synopsis for web: Even though David lived with the Philistines he never lost his sense of who God's children were and who fought against God. David never forgot who the enemy was and he was never beguiled by their gods. We need a wisdom today that transcends the plans of our enemy. If we want to win the battles, we get God into the battle with right actions. Stand by God and He'll stand by you.

Scriptures: 2 Sam 5:17-25

Isaiah 66:2 tells us that God will look to the one who is poor, of a contrite spirit, and who trembles at His Word. The story of Jonah illustrates the way God is able to encourage us to walk in such an attitude.

Scriptures: Isaiah 66:1-17, Deuteronomy 6:1-9

As we look at the relationship between Isaac and his first son, Ishmael, we are reminded that God does not allow the works of the flesh to supersede His promises.

Scriptures: 1 Kings 11:26-33, Genesis 19:30-38, Genesis 20:1-3, Genesis 21:1-4