“A Grassroots Movement of Cooperation and Unity by The People of God”

FOT 2026 Sermons

Guy Swenson

The Last Great Hope

In this message, we will explore one of the greatest challenges to traditional Christian teachings: How could a just, good, and loving God condemn the overwhelming majority of humanity, most of whom never heard of Jesus or ever became Christians, to suffer an eternity of torment in the fires of

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Herb Hanson

Carry somebody to Jesus

Scripture is full of people who had no way of reaching God on their own, but they reached Him anyway. They got there because somebody moved when God moved them, somebody told the truth when it would have been easier not to, and somebody refused to let go of a

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Bruce Chesney

Divine Appointments

Have you ever wondered why you happened to be in a certain place at a particular time and encountered someone who needed exactly what you had to offer—or perhaps someone who blessed your life in an unexpected way? We may be tempted to call these moments coincidences, but they are

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Tony Bosserman

Is God Sovereign Over Your Life?

Believers recognize that God rules over His creation, yet humans uniquely resist His sovereignty through free will. Christians often acknowledge God while withholding parts of life, creating functional idolatry condemned in Scripture. Spiritual maturity requires moving beyond partial obedience to complete surrender, yielding every area of life fully to God’s

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Chris Gregor

Inconceivable!

The universe is a big place, and we are so very small in comparison. Yet, God has important plans for us, if we trust Him enough to follow His guidance.

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Dusti Howell

Why do you keep the HOLY Days?

In my ongoing trial with the Attorney General’s Office of Kansas, I had to be ready to answer over 100 questions related to why I was pushed out of my tenured professor position for keeping the Feast of Tabernacles. The first question: Why do you keep the holy days? If

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Kurt Hoyer

Knowledge, Power,Thankfulness

In Colossians, Paul claims to pray daily that the congregation have three things; knowledge, power, and thankfulness. Why? What makes those things important? How can we as individuals and congregations take full advantage of these three attributes? Why is the Feast of Tabernacles a great time to ask these questions?

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David Freeman

The Cheerleader

Why do big, burly football players need cheerleaders? The truth is we all need someone encouraging us along the way. The Bible calls this exhortation. Learn what it takes to encourage others and become an effective cheerleader in their lives.

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Lenny Cacchio

Safe at Home: How Life Imitates Baseball

In baseball, the team’s success centers on individual responsibility, while everyone else on the team is for practical purposes, a bystander. At the same time, it’s a team sport, where everyone takes turns in the proper batting order to advance the team’s prospects. As my life entered my walk with

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Jim O'Brien

The JOYFUL God

What is the most common command in scripture? It describes the Father we serve, it’s a fruit of the Spirit, and it is the atmosphere He expects from His children when we come to the Feast of Tabernacles. Let us rejoice as the Family of God.

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