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Dave Myers, Akron, OH
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December 12, 2020
One sage wrote: “There is no end of craving. Hence contentment alone is the best way to happiness.” Are you content?
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Dave Myers, Akron, OH
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December 5, 2020
A need in the early New Testament church inspired the apostles to establish a new office of service – that of deacon and deaconess. In this sermon we will examine this office as well as the congregation’s role in the process.
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Roger Ellis, Akron, OH
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November 28, 2020
Brethren, do you believe you can be perfect in the eyes of God? Jesus Christ said we can and He even admonishes us to do so in our efforts to be perfect like our Father in heaven.
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DJ Haney, Akron, OH
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November 28, 2020
Sometimes, we can feel insignificant or worthless when we compare ourselves to the rich and mighty, or compared to the vastness of the universe, or even to God Himself. But we would do well to remember that God has a plan for man, and God has a plan for...
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Dave Myers, Akron, OH
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November 21, 2020
Is it possible to learn good from evil? What lessons might we learn from one of the Bible’s most infamous women?
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Dave Myers, Akron, OH
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November 14, 2020
In His word God records good, bad, and even the ugly deeds of humans so that we might learn from them all. What lessons might we glean from the life of Judah?
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Dave Myers, Akron, OH
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November 7, 2020
The hardest thing for a human to do is to admit he is wrong. Why do we not want to admit when we are wrong? What do we typically do to avoid admitting we are wrong? What does God expect us to do when we are wrong?
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Dave Myers, Akron, OH
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October 31, 2020
Halloween is not a benign time of fun and candy for kids. It is a poor attempt to Christianize something that God says he despises. Halloween is not for Christians!
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Dave Myers, Akron, OH
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October 24, 2020
What things can a young person learn from the early life of king David?
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Erik Jones, Akron, OH
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October 17, 2020
The apostle John was blessed to witness some of the greatest events of the New Testament era. He was also given two opportunities to see events far into the future. What lessons can we learn from the epic life of this great servant of God?
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