2019 Sermons

There was a specific purpose behind each one of Jesus’ miracles, however, Jesus’ timing doesn’t always match our timing expectations but that doesn’t mean that He isn’t still working.

After the Israelites made it to the promised land, after Joshua and his elders/leaders died, the Israelites turned from God because a new generation of elders had not been trained to lead the people. Today are we modeling the behavior that God wants and needs in leaders and are we training our children to be God-led leaders?

The story of Ruth tells how a near kinsman redeemed her so that she and Naomi had an inheritance. Similarly, God has redeemed us, through Jesus, so that we have an inheritance.

There is no shortage of worries now days. Jesus tells us to seek His kingdom first and He will take care of us. The difficulties we go through could be preparing us for future events.

There is a spiritual drought of unity in the church. When that drought ends the latter rain of the Holy Spirit will come.

God’s love can reach people through the prayers of others.

We are all far from perfect but God can take our trials and failures and turn them into pearls.

To be effective witnesses for Christ we need to keep our witnessing “tools” sharp. What are some of those tools?

If you knew the Father likes Jesus knows the Father you would love the Father like Jesus loves the Father.

The apostle Paul instructs us to put away sin in preparation to withstand increased persecution that is coming.

The Gibeonites were very clever and deceived the Israelites into making a treaty with them. The devil tries to deceive us into sinning too so we must always be alert.

If we’re not already, we need to be following Jesus’ directions on conflict resolution.

Pastor Moore shares inspirational stories of how God worked to bring reconciliation between people and groups.

Steve Spooner recounts the life of Moses and explains the meaning of the song of Moses and the Lamb.

Pastor Moore talks about how the gift of prophecy was manifest in the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

Mr. Evans unpacks what Jesus meant when he said “blessed are the poor in spirit” and the practical implications for living the Christian life today.

Mr. Evans unpacks what Jesus meant when he said “blessed are the poor in spirit” and the practical implications for living the Christian life today.

Mr. Spooner explores the benefits of self-discipline.

Elaine Kimmich explores Jesus’ unorthodox approach to reaching the Samaritans with Living Water (the gospel) through the encounter with the woman at a well.

Pastor Van Arsdale explores the story of Ruth, providing cultural context and emphasizing the selflessness of various characters in the story.

Pastor Moore encourages us to keep Jesus’ death on the cross central when we are going through difficult times.

Good news for Laodicea! Jesus is offering to help you.

Pastor Moore talks about the need to be meek illustrating the point with a video of a personal testimony.

Arnie Suntag recounts how God led and blessed in the establishing of the Cochise Seventh-day Adventist School in Bisbee.

Pastor Moore explores the fourth beatitude and how Jesus turns our expectations upside down.

Mr. Schnell reviews the uses of the name “Israel” in the Bible.

Pastor Van Arsdale shares thoughts on Joseph, the earthly father of Jesus.

Kelaine Nick shares thoughts on Mary, the mother of Jesus.

Pastor Van Arsdale shares additional meaning in the song that the angels sang to the shepherds.