Steve Dupuie discusses the Feast of Tabernacles as it relates to God's plan of salvation for all mankind. He uses Biblical scriptures to verify the Feast was commanded to be observed in the past, present and future. He then goes on to discuss why true Christians choose, of their own free will, to attend the Feast of Tabernacles.
IN-DEPTH BIBLICAL TOPICS/SERMONS
Would you like 18 tips on prayer? In this sermon, Dr. Thiel goes over the following 18 tips on prayer (tips 1-10 were covered in his previous sermon): 11. Praying Positions from the Bible 12. Pray Every
What is prayer? Would you like 10 tips on prayer? After his introduction, Dr. Thiel plays a 20th century radio broadcast by the late Herbert W. Armstrong who spoke on prayer (as well as healing). Dr. Thiel
Are you familiar with Judas Kyriakos? He reportedly was the grandson named of Jude and the great grandnephew of Jesus. What does Kyriakos mean? According to Eusebius, he was the 15th bishop of
The Eastern Orthodox Church claims that Mark/Markus/Marcus of Jerusalem was the 16th bishop of Jerusalem with true apostolic succession. While the Roman Catholic Church and the Continuing
For this sermon, Dr. Thiel uses much of the Jim Rector information, but adds many scriptures and points that were not part of the original one. Are Christians supposed to be spiritual soldiers? The
The late deacon Richard Close was working on a sermon for the CCOG based on one about 'Gideon's Army' given by the former WCG minister Jim Rector who died in 2006. For this sermon, Dr.
In this sermon, Dr. Thiel goes through each and every verse of the Book of Jonah. He answers questions such as when did the events happen, what was the relative importance of Ninevah, was
For this sermon, Dr. Thiel addresses questions on a variety of doctrinal, historical, and prophetic matters. Topics covered include: Do we know what the message of the seven thunders are?
Nearly every generation has had people who believed they were living near the end of the age. All who have prior to now were wrong. Yet Jesus Christ did not tell His followers to ignore world events.
Jesus said His followers would face persecution and should pray that their fleeing would not be on the Sabbath. The Bible clearly teaches that those who keep God’s commandments will be

