Speaker: Jeremy King
Brother Jeremy explores the biblical foundation of modesty, examining how a quiet, meek spirit is of great worth in God's sight according to First Peter. By tracing the origin and purpose of clothing from Genesis through the Old and New Testaments, he highlights that true modesty is an inward work of the Holy Spirit. Listeners are encouraged to let God, rather than shifting culture, define modesty and guide their hearts and outward practice.

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Speaker: Bob Guse
Brother Bob urges listeners to seek a fresh infilling and supernatural power of the Holy Spirit rather than relying on human talent or fleshly efforts. Pointing to scripture and real-life evidence of the Spirit's presence, he challenges listeners to remove spiritual blocks, walk in true holiness, and invite God to transform their hearts.

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Bob Guse

Speaker: Bob Guse
Brother Bob challenges listeners to evaluate their personal relationship with the Holy Spirit and examine whether their lives and church run on divine power or human tradition. Using the imagery of coming out of baptismal waters dripping wet, he questions why promised spiritual gifts like prophecy, divine healing, and victory over doubt seem absent today. He urges believers to seek a deeper, active infilling of the Spirit to authentically glorify God and bear witness to Christ.

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Bob Guse

Speaker: Neil Hall
Brother Neil shares his personal testimony, emphasizing that every believer's life journey is truly "His story" displaying God's mercy, patience, and transformative power. He reflects on how God guarded him from harmful influences, delivered him from personal struggles with pornography and anger, and guided him toward a godly home and church life. He encourages listeners to remember where God brought them from and to yield fully to Christ's work in their lives.

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Speaker: Roger Hertzler
In this sermon, Brother Roger outlines the core identity and vision of the church, emphasizing a commitment to Jesus Christ and a rejection of worldly culture. He contrasts the "may/may-not" and "sharing concerns" models of discipleship, arguing that both are necessary to foster genuine internal convictions. Using a personal illustration about refusing to watch an immoral movie as a youth, he encourages listeners to pursue collective holiness and practical separation from worldly entertainment.

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Speaker: Jeremy King
Brother Jeremy uses the parable of the vineyard and a search and rescue illustration to emphasize that the church is God's intentional design to bear fruit. Rather than relying solely on external traditions, meetings, and dress codes, believers must actively fulfill their purpose by showing Christ's love to the world. Listeners are challenged to examine their devotion to the church and ensure their lives produce the good works God desires.

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Jeremy King

Speaker: Caleb Guse
Brother Caleb shares his upcoming service plans in Ukraine with International Brotherhood Aid to assist with relief and rebuild efforts. He challenges listeners with the Great Commission, outlining three ways to obey Christ's command: long-term mission work, personal discipling, and faithful mass outreach. Encouraging listeners to be like a rushing river rather than a stagnant swamp, he prompts everyone to start small in sharing the gospel.

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