Category: Feast of Tabernacles

The Book Of Life – Revisited

Mr. John Durrad    10-17-2019  (from 13-10-11)  – Feast Of Tabernacles   Day 4

There are three books that Christians must be aware of: The Bible, The Book of Remembrance, and The Book of Life. Mankind in general does not know the meaning and the purpose of The Book of Life. The Book of Life is NOT the Bible. However, the Bible is the standard from which we all will be judged. Knowledge and our actions with respect to each of these books can determine  the eternal destiny of each individual.

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The Wonderful World Tomorrow – Revisited

Mr. John Durrad      10-15-2019     (from 10-14-2014)  Feast Of Tabernacles   Day 2

All is not good in the world today. Man has no solution for the many problems of this world, but God does! There are three world visions for the future: 1) destruction by nuclear and five other means (chemical, biological, overpopulation, disease, pollution), 2) science technology will bring man into a utopian society – a gigantic Disneyland, 3) God’s solution – the new peaceful World Tomorrow. In the World Tomorrow God will have solutions for ALL of man’s problems.

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Psalm 3 – Praising God

Mr. Gerry Ardis      10-14-2019      Feast Of Tabernacles 2019 –  PM Service

Eleven points are brought out about Psalm 3. Supporting scriptures are also provided how each of these eleven points support the praises we should be giving to our great God.

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What A Day

Mr. Jon Ardis     10-14-2019     Feast of Tabernacles 2019 – AM Service

This sermon has been written for the youth of the CGF today. The world of today is not the same world known by many older members of the church. Today we need to be able to 1) Identify and know when, where and how Satan is attacking you, 2) Know who Satan is using to attack you, 3) Identify how you can do things differently, 4) Do everything to submit to God’s will, and Satan will stay away from you.

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When Two Worlds Collide – Part 3

Mr. Wallace Lawton    09-30-2018

God can love everyone but we in our human condition can only love a few persons well. Relationships die because of neglect/inattention. Jesus in the flesh loved a few people boldly, with narrowly focused love, that left a legacy to turn mankind to God. We need to decide upon who  we can give our primary focus (concentrated care)  to, just as Jesus did, as our example to follow.

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Honor, Praise, And Glory

Mr. Gerry Ardis     09-29-2018

The goal for this sermon is giving God and Christ praise. We know God will do great things in the future as He has done in the past. We have the honor to show God that we know Him now and He knows us. We will work with God in His kingdom. We have to trust and wait on God.

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When Two Worlds Collide – Part 2

Mr. Wallace Lawton    09-28-2018

Learning to deny self is a lifelong process. We must think about anger, its effects on relationships, and how to deal with it according to God’s will. We must choose to respond in a way that breaks expressions of anger. Several scriptures describe how Jesus practiced what He preached. He is our example to follow.

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When Two Worlds Collide – Part 1

Mr. Wallace Lawton    09-27-2018

Every relationship is a collision between individuals. Everyone of us has experienced this. This sermon discusses the art of “tender collisions”, and  explore new ways of relating to people. It is not enough to want change in a relationship unless we act for change.

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Behold The Pale Horse

Mr. Wallace Lawton    09-26-2018

This sermon addresses how there will be no safety from the coming plagues except in the Place of Safety. Both natural and engineered pathogens have and will be used by mankind to inflict death. The book of Haggai contains powerful prophesies for the future. We need to be aware of these prophesies.

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