By Jorge de Campos - Paul pleads with us to live our lives in a way that is worthy of Christ's sacrifice. God gives us His ministry to help us come to the unity of faith and to be equipped to serve the fellow saints. We must be mature, so that we are not to a carried about by various winds of doctrine to deceive us.

By Frank Dunkle - Bread has been called “the staff of life.” God has used bread to track important lessons to humanity all down through history. Jesus Chris declared: “I am the bread of life.” (John 6:48)

By William Fred Crow - After being freed from slavery Israel was told to remember where they were - slaves - AND their rescuer, GOD. We are to remember as well.

By Bart Bornhorst - In Philippians 4:7-9, God tells us to think on good, positive things, and the peace of God will be with you. It's important that we consider the things that are on our mind as we go through each day in our life. What about God? What's on His mind, as He looks down upon us? Are His thoughts positive

By Jorge de Campos - Three spiritual blessings of the Days of Unleavened Bread to be grateful for. The gift of Faith; the gift of God's Holy Spirit: and the gift to be ONE with God.

By William Bradford - Egypt never truly left the hearts of the children of Israel, but the Church of God is called to become the Bride of Christ. As the Days of Unleavened Bread focuses on removing sin, we need to view our lives through the eyes of Jesus Christ and the preparing a glorious Church to present to himself.

By Philip Aust - In 1973 a crime in Sweden exhibited a strange circumstance between the perpetrators and the innocent captives that were involved. The incident became the source of what is now known as the Stockholm Syndrome. This sermon connects how our minds and human nature can lead us to incorrect views of what

By David Cook - Through observing the Feast of the Days of Unleavened Bread, we gain important lessons relating to coming out of a sinful lifestyle.

By Daniel Porteous - On the First Day of Unleavened Bread, we were reminded that this feast is not merely about avoiding leaven, but about actively partaking of the Bread of Life—Jesus Christ. Drawing from both Old and New Testament passages, this message emphasizes that God commands us to eat unleavened bread for seven

By Raymond Clore - Follow events from crucifixion to resurrection Saturday evening and the wave omer offering the first day of the week.