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CBCG-GTM
by Christian Biblical Church of God
The CBCG GTM uses the Go To Webinar service to reach the scattered church brethren worldwide: Elders and Guest Speakers bring these messages on the Sabbath day. For more information on the services, visit us at https://www.cbcg.org/gotomeeting.html
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HOW SERIOUS ARE WE?
GTM – 01 HOW SERIOUS ARE WE? Norbert Bohnert - 02/14/2026 In this moving and timely message, Norbert Bohnert addresses a fundamental question that every believer should reflect upon, especially as we approach the Passover season: "How serious are we?" Norbert encourages us to move beyond a superficial or theoretical faith and instead embrace a deeply personal and passionate walk with God. He highlights the common human tendency to want "something for nothing," warning against the trap of spiritual complacency where we expect God's blessings without investing the necessary effort, heart, and soul into our relationship with Him. Throughout the script, Norbert Bohnert emphasizes that a godly life is a continuous journey that requires constant self-examination and reliance on a higher power. He discusses the vital role of the Holy Spirit as a supernatural source of strength, provided we are willing to take the actual steps required to walk in righteousness. Norbert points out that while the "outward man" may decay with age, the "inward man" can be renewed day by day through prayer, study, and a sincere desire to submit to the Father’s will. Drawing from various scriptural principles, Norbert reminds us that our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit and that we are not our own. He challenges us to consider if there would be enough evidence to convict us of being followers of God in a court of law. This description serves as an invitation to all viewers to join Norbert Bohnert in assessing their spiritual progress, putting away the "old man," and becoming truly engrossed in the ways of God. It is a call to action to rediscover our first love and passion for the truth as we prepare our hearts for the sacred days ahead.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Gods Glorious Transformatoin of His Saints
GTM –God's Glorious Transformation of His Saints– Albert Jones - 02/14/2026 GTM - Go To Meeting-In this inspiring Sabbath message, Mr. Jones explores the profound and often "unseen" work that God is currently performing within the hearts and minds of His people. Albert explains that this spiritual operation is a form of divine re-engineering, where the Holy Spirit works to redesign our fleshly nature into a state of spiritual perfection. By drawing on the writings of Paul, Mr. Jones highlights how we are intended to be "living epistles"—visible representations of Christ's love and truth to the world around us. Mr. Jones delves into the transition from the "ministry of death" engraved on stones to the far more glorious "ministry of the spirit" written on the heart. He emphasizes that while the law points out our condition, it is the Spirit that provides life, hope, and the righteousness found in Jesus Christ. As we approach the Passover season, Albert reminds us that this is a vital time to reaffirm our connection to God and reflect on the foundation of our faith: the sacrifice of Christ and the promise of His return. Throughout the sermon, Mr. Jones encourages the brethren to "let their light shine" and to walk worthily of their high calling. He discusses the ultimate goal of our journey—the transformation into the very image of Christ so that we may one day be born into the family of God as spirit beings. Whether it is through brotherly love, endurance, or the renewing of our minds, Albert Jones urges every believer to remain diligent in their walk toward the Kingdom. This message is a powerful reminder that while our physical presence is temporary, the glory being created within us is eternal.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Temples of the Living God–
GTM2 – Temples of the Living God– Eduardo Elizondo – 1/31/2026 In this profound and uplifting message, Eduardo explores the deeply sobering yet inspiring reality of what it means to be "Temples of the Living God." Mr. Elizondo begins by contrasting the physical tabernacles and temples of the Old Testament with the spiritual reality of the New Covenant. He emphasizes that under the New Covenant, God does not merely dwell among His people in a physical structure; through the power of the Holy Spirit, He actually dwells in them. Throughout the study, Eduardo guides us through key scriptures in Corinthians, Exodus, and Ephesians to help us grasp our ultimate purpose and destiny. He explains that we are "living stones" being fitted together into a spiritual house, with Jesus Christ as the chief cornerstone. Mr. Elizondo reminds us that this indwelling is a transformative process, where our human nature is gradually replaced by the nature of God. He also offers a serious reminder that because we are God's holy temple, we must walk circumspectly, taking care of our physical bodies and nurturing our spiritual growth through prayer, study, and meditation. Finally, Eduardo highlights the importance of unity within the body of Christ. He exhorts the brethren to forbear one another in love, maintaining the bond of peace and humility. By understanding that we are being built together for a habitation of God in the spirit, we can better appreciate the depth of God’s love for us—a love that Jesus prayed would be in us as He is in us. This message is a powerful call to reflect on the holiness of our calling and to live every day as a true worshipper in spirit and in truth.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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To the Law and To The Testimony
To the Law and To The TestimonybYMichael Heiss - 02/06/2025In this insightful video, Mr. Michael Heiss takes us on a deep dive into the true linguistic and spiritual meaning of the "Law." Rather than viewing it as a rigid set of rules, Mr. Heiss explains that the Hebrew word Torah actually stems from a root meaning to teach, to instruct, or to point out. Through this lens, we begin to see God’s instructions not as a burden, but as a divine "umbrella" of teaching that covers every aspect of our lives. Michael expertly illustrates a unique Hebrew literary method known as "stringing pearls," where God lines up synonyms like commandments, statutes, and judgments to create a composite whole. By exploring key passages in Genesis and Deuteronomy, Mr. Heiss reveals why Abraham was blessed for keeping God’s charge and how these instructions were physically preserved for us. He provides a fascinating look at the "Book of the Law" and why it was placed in the side of the Ark, transforming it into the Ark of the Testimony. The study further explores how Jesus Christ did not abolish these instructions but, as Mr. Heiss points out, "magnified" them. By looking at the Sermon on the Mount, we see how the Law was elevated from physical actions to the intents of the heart. Michael concludes by reminding us of the profound words of Isaiah: "To the law and to the testimony: if they speak not according to this word, it is because there is no light in them." Join Mr. Michael Heiss for this compelling study as he encourages us to live by every word that proceeds out of the mouth of God, finding light and direction through His divine instructionContact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Anger and Hatred Twin Sins to Overcomewin Sins to Overcome
GTM - Go To MeetingGTM – Anger and Hatred -BY:Lindsay Stephens-Twin Sins to Overcome Lindsay Stephens -01/16/2026In this profound "Go to Meeting" session, speaker Lindsay Stephens explores the volatile landscape of our modern world to address two of the most destructive forces facing humanity today: anger and hatred. MR Stephens identifies these "twin sins" as emotions fueled by deep-seated issues such as societal divisions, injustice, fear, and the toxic influence of online echo chambers that amplify negativity. Throughout the script, Lindsay observes that while anger may sometimes be a reaction to pain, hatred thrives on a dangerous "us versus them" mentality that dehumanizes others. Lindsay Stephens provides a clear biblical definition of these emotions, tracing the word "anger" back to its Old Norse roots, meaning grief and vexation. He contrasts human hostility with "righteous anger," citing passages such as Psalm 7:11 to show that God is a righteous judge who is indignant toward sin every day. MR Stephens further illustrates the consequences of turning away from God by examining the life of Solomon in First Kings 11, where God’s righteous anger was kindled because Solomon's heart had turned toward the abominations of foreign gods despite being blessed with direct appearances from the Lord. In this teaching, Lindsay challenges believers to evaluate how much they are being affected by the increasing intensity of external global events. He reminds the audience that since Satan is currently the "god of this world," we must be vigilant in keeping our emotions under control through the power of God. This video serves as a vital guide for anyone seeking to understand the biblical perspective on justice, repentance, and the spiritual discipline required to overcome the darkness of the current age.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Refined by the Word of the Lord
GTM – Refined by the Word of the Lord – 11/22/25 – Tom Fannin- In this moving session of GoTo Meeting, speaker Tom Fannin tOM explores the profound spiritual process of how God and Jesus Christ use their Word to refine those He has called. Drawing deeply from the life of Joseph in Psalm 105, Mr. Fannin illustrates how even in moments of distress, imprisonment, and injustice, God is actively safeguarding and preparing His people for a much greater purpose. The message highlights that refinement is rarely an easy process; it requires removing unwanted impurities and yielding to the "implanted word" to save our lives and build the character of Christ. Throughout the study, Tom Fannin connects various scriptural accounts—from the repentance of David to the trials of King Hezekiah—to show that God must truly know what is in our hearts. He explains that these trials are not meant to destroy us but to produce the "peaceable fruits of righteousness." By examining the example of Jesus Christ, who learned obedience through suffering, Mr. Fannin encourages believers to hold fast to their covenant and the promises of God without wavering. The ultimate goal of this refinement, as Tom Fannin emphasizes, is to prepare the "firstfruits" to participate in the first resurrection. This special calling is a preparation to be kings and priests who will rule and reign with Christ for a thousand years. Whether you are currently facing a difficult trial or seeking a deeper understanding of your spiritual journey, this message provides a roadmap for understanding God’s hand in your life. Join Mr. Fannin as he concludes with a powerful look at the book of Daniel, reminding us that those who are wise will understand God’s plan and shine as the stars forever and ever.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Pt. 2 The 7 C's in the Voyage of Life
Pt. 2 The 7 C's in the Voyage of Life by Lindsay Stephens, November 7, 2025.Welcome to another inspiring Sabbath study as we continue our journey through the "Seven Seas in the Voyage of Life." In this powerful second installment, Lindsey Stephens guides us further into the spiritual metaphor of a ship on the high seas, focused on reaching the ultimate destination: eternal life. Mr. Stephens begins by reviewing the vital foundations laid in part one, reminding us that our spiritual success depends on how we navigate the first three "seas." First, Lindsey Stephens emphasizes the paramount importance of Communication. He explains that God communicates with us through the navigational charts found in His Word, while we respond through the essential lifeline of prayer. Without this two-way communication, the voyage cannot succeed. Moving forward, Mr. Stephens discusses Conviction, highlighting how the Holy Spirit provides inner guidance that aligns our decisions with God's perfect will. Finally, he explores the role of Common Sense—specifically "sanctified common sense"—as an integral part of the navigational system God provides to every believer. As you listen to this message, you will be encouraged to examine your own spiritual compass. Are you using the charts God has provided? Is your prayer life maintaining your connection to the Captain of our salvation? Join Lindsey Stephens for this insightful study that blends biblical truth with practical wisdom for everyday living. This series serves as a roadmap for anyone seeking to stay on course despite the storms of life, ensuring we arrive safely at the shores of the Kingdom of God. We hope this message strengthens your conviction and deepens your understanding of God's plan for your life's voyage.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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True Repentance, A Changed Mind
GTM – TrueRepentance, A Changed Mind.– By Norbert Bohnert - 11/01/2025TransccriptInthis compelling and deeply insightful sermon, Norbert Bohnert delvesinto the crucial difference between simple regret and true repentance,explaining it as a total, spiritual overhaul of the mind. Building uponthe foundational principles of the Christian walk, Mr. Bohnert begins bysharing how the calling of God represents a huge and miraculous change, leadingus from a purposeless existence to one filled with a higher calling.Hepowerfully explains that repentance is not merely about following a list of dosand don'ts, but rather about going from a carnal mind (which is enmityagainst God) to a spiritually minded one, leading to life and peace. Mr.Bohnert draws on scriptures to illustrate how God's goodness leads us to thisnecessary change, starting with a humble state of mind—the fitting placefor God to dwell through His Holy Spirit.Mr.Bohnert emphasizes that repentanceis a personal choice and an ongoing, lifelong process necessary forspiritual growth and maturity, akin to a building's critically importantfoundation. He challenges listeners to assess their spiritual standing,ensuring their commitment is a heartfelt pursuit of God's will, not asuperficial obedience. Discover how to cultivate the mind of Christ andpress forward toward the goal of perfection, escaping Satan's snare and walkingin the power of a truly transformed mind.Wouldyou like me to find some images to use as thumbnails for your YouTube video?Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Repentance !!!
GTM –Repentance !!! – By Lyall Johnston - 01/31/2025Hello! I'd be happy to help you create compelling, well-optimized materials for your YouTube video featuring Lyall Johnston. The clear focus of the message is the vital, deep nature of repentance.TranscriptIn this compelling message, Mr. Lyall Johnston dives deep into the profound and necessary subject of Repentance!!!, emphasizing that it is a lifelong, ongoing process that is fundamentally misunderstood by mainstream Christianity. The three exclamation points in the title highlight the deep level of turning God seeks from His saints.Lyall explains that the popular belief that God's law has been done away with is the primary reason the world cannot understand true repentance. Without the law, there is no definition of sin. Mr. Johnston stresses that simply "accepting Jesus into your heart" is insufficient; true conversion requires turning from sin and entering a permanent covenant with God.He describes the Christian journey as a "beettle stage" leading to spiritual birth in the Kingdom of God, and the core necessity of this development is deep repentance. The message covers key topics, including the danger of denominations like the Church of England who deny God's laws, the certainty of the second death for the unrepentant (like idolaters and fornicators), and the paramount need for daily prayer to conquer the "sin that dwells within."Mr. Jhonston concludes by reminding those who are baptized of their commitment to bury their old, sinful self, and he encourages them to pursue the perfection that secures their place as sons and daughters in the ages of eternity.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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God's DNA
GTM –God’s DNA – By Michael Heiss - 01/10/2025 Join speaker Michael Heiss in this deeply insightful message as he explores a truly unique concept: God's DNA. While not physical DNA, this powerful metaphor reveals the thoughts, feelings, and nature that motivate the Father and the Son to do what they do.Mr. Heiss explains that God’s ultimate, long-term goal is the Kingdom of Heaven, referencing the parables of the treasure hidden in a field and the precious pearl to illustrate the overwhelming value God places on it—a value so great that He gave His own Son. This central motivation stems from an eternal characteristic: God is love. Mr. Heiss defines this love as an outgoing concern, an endless desire for the uplifting and betterment of others, which is woven into the very fabric of the universe He created, including humans, animals, and even the "creepy crawlies."But what about sin and justice? Michael Heiss delves into the three stages of sin—iniquity (wrong thinking), transgression (rebellion), and the sinful act—and shows how God, though a God of law and justice, is first and foremost merciful. Drawing on the book of Exodus, Mr. Heiss emphasizes that God is “merciful and gracious, long-suffering, abundant in goodness and truth.” It is in His nature to forgive upon genuine repentance. He wants all men to be saved and finds "no delight in the death of the wicked."This powerful script by Michael Heiss challenges us to understand the profound love and devotion demonstrated by the Son in laying down his life and the Father's relentless, compassionate desire to have us as part of His family. It is a stirring exploration of the selfless sacrifice at the core of the Christian faith.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Think Last Great Day
GTM – Think Last Great Day– Lindsay Stephens - 10/17/2025 TranscriptIn this compelling and thought-provoking message, Mr. Lindsay Stephens welcomes us back from the Feast of Tabernacles, encouraging us to keep the lessons of the Fall Holy Days fresh in our minds, especially the profound meaning of the Last Great Day. We who have been called into the Church of the Firstborn have been given an incredible blessing, but what about the rest of the world?Lindsay Stephens explores what our mindset should be as we return to our daily lives. Do we view the unconverted world as the 'walking dead,' or do we look beyond today's society to their limitless potential? Drawing from scriptures like Ephesians 2, 2 Peter 3, and 1 Corinthians 15, Mr. Stephens masterfully unpacks the vast scope of God's love, emphasizing that He "is long-suffering towards us, not desiring that any should perish." This message confirms God's desire for all mankind to come to the knowledge of the truth.The core of this sermon focuses on the second resurrection and the Great White Throne Judgment, a time when billions of people—an estimated 200 billion who have lived since Adam—will be resurrected. These vast numbers include those who died as infants, stillborn, or those in ancient cities like Tyre and Sidon who never had a real opportunity to know God's truth. This will be their new beginning, a period of learning and growth where past sins will be forgotten, and they will be judged according to their works in this second life.Mr. Stephens reminds us that "with God, nothing shall be impossible." He presents a powerful perspective on how our good works and personal interactions today, even with people we've long forgotten, may play a crucial role in their future conversion. Ultimately, this message is a tremendous source of encouragement, emphasizing the glorious future when all perfected spirit beings will become God's people for all eternity. It's a call to focus on the awesome plan God has for us in helping bring many sons and daughters unto glory.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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We Stand With Christ or Fall
GTM – We Stand With Christ or FallAlbert Jones - 09/20/2025 TranscriptIn this spiritually uplifting message, Mr. Albert Jones of North America welcomes listeners at the start of the fall festival season—a time of deep meaning for God’s family worldwide. Reflecting on a life dedicated to God, Albert emphasizes that the Christian walk is a journey that cannot be made alone; it requires God's constant spiritual intervention and guidance.The core of the message is a call to choose the only sure foundation in this existence: standing with Christ. Drawing vital instruction from the Psalms, Jeremiah, Isaiah, and the New Testament, Mr. Jones highlights the critical difference between God’s way and the wicked, contrary systems designed by Satan to cause us to stumble. He contrasts the temporary nature of the world’s ways—like chaff driven by the wind—with the eternal prosperity promised to the righteous who delight in the law of the Lord.Albert also provides a powerful reminder of our present covenant relationship with God, sealed at baptism. He stresses that for God’s people, today is our day of judgment, a time to apply all diligence to make our calling and election sure by living a righteous life and avoiding the snares of the world.This powerful teaching culminates in a vision of the better resurrection and the eternal kingdom where the redeemed will reign with Christ. Mr. Jones implores all listeners to keep their eyes fixed on Jesus Christ, trust in God's mercy, and be confident that His power will bring us through to the first resurrection. God leaves no one behind who stays faithful to the course.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Why Hasn’t God Removed Satan?
GTM – Why Hasn’t God Removed Satan?By Lyall Johnston - 09/19/2025This powerful message from Mr. Lyall Johnston offers a deep dive into world events, biblical prophecy, and the personal calling of every believer. Lyall Johnston begins by highlighting the rapidly escalating efforts of Satan to destroy mankind, drawing parallels between recent global and national scandals—including the turmoil and corruption exposed in the governments of Ephraim and Manasseh (Britain and America)—and the ancient history of iniquity found in Lucifer.Mr. Johnston poses a profound question: Why didn't God remove Satan when he first rebelled? He meticulously unpacks the answer, drawing heavily from Ezekiel 28 and Romans 8, explaining that God is using this present conflict—this "incubator, planet Earth"—to perfect His called-out ones, the firstfruits of His harvest. The ultimate goal is to produce sons and daughters worthy of a crown of glory, who will serve as kings and priests to rule the earth alongside Christ after Satan is chained in the abyss.Lyall emphasizes the necessity of patient endurance in overcoming the sin that dwells within, the evil of the surrounding society, and the deceptions of Satan. He powerfully reminds us that we are to be joint heirs with Christ, and that the suffering of the present time is not worthy to be compared with the glory that shall be revealed. The message concludes with an inspiring call to action, referencing Thomas Payne: "The harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph." This video is essential viewing for anyone seeking to understand God's comprehensive plan of salvation and their vital role in the end-time events leading up to the return of Christ.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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When You See
GTM – Look Up: When You See By Durrell Brown - 09/05/2025TranscriptIn this moving and thought-provoking message, Mr. Durrell Brown shares a profound biblical perspective on the current state of the world. Speaking from his home in Southern California, he begins by acknowledging his recent health struggles, including three unsuccessful eye surgeries, and his ongoing trust in God's healing power. He thanks the congregation for their fervent prayers and candidly discusses the personal challenges he has faced. This vulnerability sets the stage for a powerful sermon titled "When You See," where he challenges listeners to be watchful and discerning.Durrell delves into Luke 21, interpreting the signs of our times as they relate to biblical prophecy, including the current crises in Jerusalem and the tumultuous state of global affairs. He reflects on prophetic fulfillment and the question of whether we are living in the time when all things written will be accomplished. He also reminds us of the spiritual lessons found in nature, such as the fig tree, and emphasizes our calling as spiritual Israelites, heirs to God’s promises.The message is a powerful call to action, urging believers to be the "salt of the earth" and the "light of the world." Durrell stresses the importance of not hiding our faith and being an example of Christ-likeness, especially in an increasingly hostile world. He concludes with an uplifting reminder of the magnificent hope we have in God's ultimate plan, celebrating the unique opportunity to be called at such a pivotal time in history. Mr. Brown’s sermon is a blend of personal testimony, prophetic insight, and heartfelt encouragement for all who are watching and waiting for redemption.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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New Jerusalem
New Jerusalem By Steve Durham - 09/12/2025TranscriptIn his compelling and detailed message, Mr. Steve Durham shares a profound look into the Bible’s prophetic vision of the New Jerusalem, a city promised to the faithful. Speaking with a calm and encouraging demeanor, Steve sets the stage by thanking his daughter, Katie, for the inspiration and referencing a YouTube video she shared. He explains that while many focus on the trials and tribulations of the end times, his sermon will focus on the ultimate culmination of God's plan for humanity: a future that is "fascinating, awesome, beautiful, and exciting."Mr. Durham describes New Jerusalem, also known as the City of God, as the future home of the saints—the "firstfruits" who will be resurrected to eternal, spiritual life. He highlights key biblical descriptions from Hebrews and Revelation, revealing the city as a spiritual dwelling where God will live among His people. He draws a powerful contrast between the physical world and the spiritual nature of this future home, noting that inhabitants will no longer be bound by sin or death.The message is rich with biblical references, and Steve offers a fascinating, science-based explanation for why specific precious stones—and not others, like diamonds—are used to build the city's foundations, providing what he calls irrefutable proof of the Bible’s authenticity. This unique insight adds a layer of depth to the sermon. Steve concludes by urging listeners to live a life of holy conduct and godliness, as only those who have been purified will inherit this spectacular promised city.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Carry Your Cross
Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Hems and Corners
GTM – Hems and Corners By Michael Heiss - 08/29/2025 TranscriptHappy greetings, everyone! Join Michael Heiss in this inspiring and insightful message as he explores a unique and often-overlooked healing story from the Bible. In his signature style, Mr. Heiss guides us through the scriptures, examining several of Jesus's healings before focusing on the truly remarkable account of the woman with the flow of blood. This woman, after suffering for twelve years, found her healing not through a word or a touch from Jesus but through her own deep faith and belief, which led her to touch the hem of his garment.Drawing parallels from a boy's toy train to the concept of plugging into a power source, Michael Heiss explains how this woman’s intentional action accessed God's healing power directly. He reveals the significance of the "hem of the garment" as a fulfillment of biblical prophecy and a symbol of God's covenantal promises, showing the concept of "healing in his wings."This teaching transcends the physical and offers a powerful lesson for believers today. Mr. Heiss challenges us to stir up our faith and "struggle" (a Hebrew concept he explores) to access God's spiritual power in our daily lives through prayer, Bible study, and good works. Just as the woman's strong belief led to action and a miraculous outcome, we too must actively seek to defy the spiritual "gravity" of the world, the flesh, and the adversary. This profound message encourages us to follow her noble example and live by faith, striving to draw closer to the source of all power and healing.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Make Our Calling An Election Sure
GTM – Make Our Calling And Election Sure By Ray Murray – 09/22/2025TranscriptIn this encouraging and insightful sermon, Mr. Ray Murray delves into the profound biblical message from the book of Second Peter, focusing on the powerful admonition to "make your calling and election sure." Ray shares a deeply personal journey, recounting his own struggles as a teenager and the profound comfort he found in God's promises. He highlights a central theme: while God's grace and calling are gifts, we have a vital and diligent part to play in our spiritual journey.Ray Murray meticulously explores the synergy between faith and works, explaining that faith without works is dead, and true belief in God's promises should be reflected in our actions. He navigates through various scriptures, from Ephesians to Galatians and Romans, to illustrate how God's plan, established before the foundation of the world, is to fashion us into his children. Mr. Murray emphasizes that while salvation is by grace and not works, our conduct and obedience are crucial to our spiritual growth and for bearing good fruit.This video is a powerful reminder that we are God’s workmanship, created for good works, and that the spiritual laws of God operate with perfect order. The talk culminates in a message of hope and strength: God, who began a good work in you, will see it through to completion. Mr. Murray encourages viewers to be prepared in their minds, be self-controlled, and remain steadfast in their faith, continually building themselves up in prayer and love, as they await the glorious promise of eternal life.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Watching Out for One Another
GTM – Watching Out for One Another By Tom Fannin - 08/23/2025TranscriptIn this powerful and thought-provoking session, speaker Mr. Tom Fannin delves into the critical question: Do we have a responsibility to truly care for one another, especially in our spiritual lives? Using the biblical account of Joab and his brother Abishai from 2 Samuel, Tom Fannin highlights the importance of courage, mutual support, and being strong for our fellow believers. He emphasizes that just as the men in the Old Testament were willing to fight for one another, we are called to be there for our brothers and sisters in Christ, offering encouragement, help, and prayer.Tom Fannin draws on powerful scriptures, including the words of Jesus, Paul, and Jude, to underscore the command to love one another with personal sacrifice. He explains that God places each of us in the body of Christ with a specific purpose—to edify and support one another. Through personal anecdotes, including a touching story about minister Ray Wooten, he illustrates how God works through individuals to help us grow and develop in our faith. Mr. Fannin concludes by reminding us that we are obligated to support the weak and that true love is expressed through action and a willingness to help, search out, and refresh those in need. This message from Tom Fannin will inspire you to be a more supportive, courageous, and loving member of your spiritual community, understanding that we are all born for adversity to help each other.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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The Seven C's in the Voyage of Life
GTM – “The Seven C’s in the Voyage of Life”By Lindsay Stephens - 08/15/2025 TranscriptIn this inspiring message, Mr. Lindsay Stephens invites us on a unique journey, reframing our spiritual lives as a long and purposeful voyage at sea. He introduces the first three of seven essential "seas" we must navigate on this path from our initial calling to our ultimate destination at the resurrection.Using the analogy of a ship on a voyage, Mr. Stephens explains that God the Father owns the ship, and Jesus Christ is our captain. We, as passengers, are equipped with navigational aids to help us make sound decisions, even in the midst of trials. This first part of the message focuses on the "Sea of Communication." Mr. Stephens emphasizes the importance of a two-way connection with God through His Word and prayer. He highlights how God's truth serves as a lamp to our feet, providing vital direction and keeping us from being lost in darkness.Next, we delve into the "Sea of Conviction." Mr. Stephens explores how conviction is not merely intellectual understanding but a deep, heartfelt realization of truth that provides unwavering purpose and stability in our faith. Finally, he introduces the "Sea of Common Sense," demonstrating that while not explicitly named in scripture, it's a biblical principle of sound judgment and wisdom. Mr. Stephens masterfully shows how faith and common sense work together, using examples like King Solomon's request for wisdom and Nehemiah's practical approach to opposition.This message is a powerful guide to understanding and applying foundational spiritual principles in your life. Mr. Stephens' insights remind us that with God as our captain, we can confidently navigate any storm, trusting in His perfect plan for our voyage to eternity. Be sure to tune in for part two, where we'll explore the remaining four seas!Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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There is a Time for Every Purpose
GTM – There is a Time for Every Purpose By Norbert Bohnert - 8/09/2025TranscriptIn this thought-provoking message, Norbert Bohnert delves into the profound biblical principle that there's a time for every purpose. Drawing from scriptures in Ecclesiastes, Isaiah, Proverbs, and more, Mr. Bohnert explores the difficult question of why both good and bad things happen to the righteous and the wicked alike. He thoughtfully unpacks the seemingly contradictory nature of these experiences, encouraging listeners to trust in God's master plan even when faced with perplexity and adversity.Norbert explains the powerful metaphor of a "living dog is better than a dead lion," highlighting the immense value of being alive and having the opportunity to learn, grow, and develop a deeper relationship with God through life's trials. He emphasizes that while we may feel like masters of our own lives, our true destiny is fully in God's hands. By using the Holy Spirit to prayerfully consider our circumstances, we can avoid anger and resentment, instead gaining invaluable wisdom and spiritual maturity.This video is a compelling reminder that every experience—positive or negative—is part of God's work to shape us. Norbert Bohnert shares that by submitting to the "potter's" hand, we allow Christ to live more fully in us, ultimately bearing much fruit and bringing glory to God. This message will inspire you to look at your life's challenges not as punishments, but as crucial steps in your journey toward a more profound connection with your Heavenly Father.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Lessons from the book of Job Pt. 3
GTM – Lessons from the book of Job Pt. 3By Eduardo Elizondo – 08/08/2025TranscriptIn this third and final part of his series on the Book of Job, Eduardo Elizondo continues his profound study of one of the most challenging books of the Bible. In this message, Mr. Elizondo takes us through Job's journey, from his initial feelings of abandonment and self-justification to his ultimate repentance. He delves into Job's conversations with his friends and the powerful words of Elihu, which set the stage for God's direct intervention.Eduardo highlights the key lessons we can learn from Job's experience. He emphasizes that even when we feel like God has left us, He is watching intently, refining our character through trials. The message addresses the subtle nature of pride and the temptation to take credit for the good things in our lives, reminding us that all blessings and good works come from God.Mr. Elizondo also unpacks the fear and humility that come when God confronts Job with His power and majesty. This confrontation ultimately leads to Job’s profound realization that his own righteousness is nothing before God. The video culminates with Job’s repentance, showing us that true righteousness is not something we can earn, but is the gift of Jesus Christ, received with a humble and thankful heart. Join Eduardo as he concludes this essential series on how we can find hope and purpose in God's refining process.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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God Has Called Us to Freedom
GTM – God Has Called Us to Freedom – Albert Jones - 08/01/2025 TranscriptIn this heartfelt message, Mr. Albert Jones explores the profound theme of God has called us to freedom, a topic that has been a focus of his Bible studies and fellowship in Michigan. He begins by welcoming listeners to the Sabbath and encouraging them to contemplate the past week, reminding us that God has instructed us to be prepared and to trust in Him.Drawing from scriptures like Galatians 5, Mr. Jones emphasizes that the freedom we have been granted is a miracle of God's grace and the work of Jesus Christ. He explains that this isn't just about the forgiveness of sins, but about a complete reconciliation that allows us to stand justified before the Father in the righteousness of Christ. He challenges the idea that any physical act, like circumcision as discussed by Paul, can not contribute to this freedom, asserting that our entire standing is a result of Christ's sacrifice. He reminds us, “Christ profits us everything,” and our lives are dependent on what He did.Mr. Jones then turns to John 3 to highlight God’s immense love for the world, a love so great that He gave his only begotten Son so that all who believe might have everlasting life. He explains that this is an act of love, not futility, purposefully designed for our salvation. We are called to live in this truth, running to the light when darkness appears, and practicing the truth in our daily lives.He continues by referencing John 5, speaking about the resurrection and judgment, and the authority given to Jesus as the Son of Man. He underscores that our relationship with God is the most important thing, with the Bible serving as a tool to help us understand. He concludes by drawing from 1 John 5 and 2 Peter 1, urging us to hold fast to our faith and our calling. He states that our obedience to God strengthens the entire body of believers and that by adding virtues to our faith, we make our calling and election sure. Mr. Jones’s message is a powerful reminder to stay with Christ, keep our focus on the wonderful gift of life, and prepare for the reality that will soon be revealed to the world.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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How Important Is The Ninth Commandment?
GTM – How Important Is The Ninth Commandment? By Lindsay Stephens - 07/26/2025TranscriptWelcome, brethren, to a crucial message from Mr. Lindsay Stephens as he explores the profound importance of the Ninth Commandment in today's increasingly complex world. In this insightful video, Mr. Stephens delves into Exodus 20:16, "You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor," revealing how this seemingly simple command underpins the very fabric of human interaction and our relationship with truth.Lindsay Stephens highlights how easily this commandment is broken in our daily lives, especially with the pervasive influence of modern communication platforms like Facebook, X, TikTok, YouTube, and Reddit. He explains the dangers of false accusations, abundant rumors, and the rarity of accountability in these digital spaces. The message emphasizes the seriousness of accepting and, even more so, passing on unverified information, urging viewers to exercise extreme care in what they speak and post.Drawing from scriptures like Ephesians 4 and Isaiah 59, Mr. Stephens illustrates the corrupting nature of rumors and false accusations, contrasting them with the edifying power of truth, kindness, and forgiveness. He unpacks the negative consequences of breaking God's commandments, focusing specifically on the ninth, and reveals how society, particularly "modern Israel," has strayed from truth and justice, leading to crooked paths and a lack of peace.Mr. Stephens provides a detailed breakdown of the Ninth Commandment's implications, covering everything from legal testimony to personal relationships and the importance of assuming the best in others. He also contrasts gossip with false witness, highlighting the critical difference in intent and impact. Practical applications for living out truth are discussed, including controlling the tongue as described in James 3 and understanding that God knows all hidden things, as seen in Luke 8:17.Finally, Lindsay Stephens paints a compelling picture of a world where the Ninth Commandment is universally upheld, envisioning increased trust, improved communication, reduced conflicts, and a strengthened justice system. He concludes with an encouraging call to embrace God's truth, reminding us that those who keep His commandments have the right to eternal life, while those who love and devise a lie are excluded. Join Mr. Stephens as he inspires us to fulfill the Ninth Commandment from a positive aspect, loving God, His laws, and His great plan of salvation. Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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And God Remembered
GTM – And God RememberedBy Michael Heiss - 07/25/2025TranscriptHave you ever read the phrase “And God remembered” in the Bible and wondered what it means? In this insightful online sermon, Michael Heiss unpacks this common yet profound expression, revealing a meaning that goes far beyond simple memory. Mr. Heiss explains that this phrase is not about God overcoming a moment of forgetfulness, but is rather a powerful Hebraic linguistic signal that God is about to take decisive action.Throughout this message, Michael Heiss guides us through scripture to illustrate this powerful truth. We witness God “remembering” Noah, not by recalling him, but by acting to subside the floodwaters and establish an everlasting covenant sealed by the rainbow. The journey continues as God “remembers” Abraham by acting to save Lot from Sodom, and as He “remembers” the desperate, heartfelt prayer of Hannah, blessing her with a son, Samuel, and many more children.The sermon culminates in the most powerful example of all: the New Covenant. Here, Mr. Heiss explains, God performs the ultimate act of “remembering” by choosing to “remember our sins no more.” It’s a profound paradox where God’s greatest action is to forget, offering complete forgiveness and a future unburdened by past mistakes. Join Michael Heiss for a message that will transform how you view Godnot as a passive observer, but as a dynamic, loving, and ever-present God who remembers His people through powerful, redemptive action.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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When Being Right Isn't Right
GTM – When Being Right Isn’t Right By Norbert Bohnert - 07/18/2025TranscriptIn this thought-provoking message, Norbert Bohnert explores a subject that challenges our preconceived notions of what it means to be "right" on our spiritual journey. Drawing from powerful scriptures like 1 Corinthians 10 vs. 12, Mr. Bohnert highlights the subtle dangers of self-deception and the human tendency to always appear correct. He emphasizes that "doing right" and the "need to be right" are fundamentally different, and the latter can often lead us astray from God's intended path.Mr. Bohnert encourages a profound shift in perspective, moving from a one-dimensional, inward-focused view of life to a humble, God-centered approach. He reminds us that God did not call us because we "had it all figured out," but rather to listen, learn, and grow. Through insightful references to Paul's letters and the teachings of Jesus in Matthew, Norbert Bohnert meticulously breaks down how our obsession with being right can hinder personal growth, lead to judgmental attitudes, and even create divisiveness within the community.This message is a crucial call for self-examination, urging us to question our well-worn responses and instead ask, "Am I wise?" rather than "Am I right?" Mr. Bohnert highlights that true wisdom, as described in James 3, is characterized by humility, peace, gentleness, and a willingness to yield, steering clear of self-seeking ambition. Ultimately, Norbert Bohnert underscores that only through humility and a consistent reliance on God's Holy Spirit can we truly align with God's will and move forward on the path He has prepared for us.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Please God, Visit This Vine
GTM – Please God Visit This VineAlbert Jones - 07/11/2025 TranscriptWelcome to a powerful and insightful message from Albert Jones (also known as Mr. Jones), where he delves into the profound topic of renewing our righteous relationship with God, our "first love." In this inspiring sermon, Albert beautifully unpacks the analogy of Christ as the vine and us as the branches, emphasizing the essential flow of connectivity between believers, Jesus Christ, and God the Father. Drawing profound wisdom from Psalm 80 and Isaiah 5, Mr. Jones highlights how our spiritual well-being, sustenance, and ability to bear good fruit are entirely dependent on this vital relationship with the Creator.This video explores the care and preparation God has put into cultivating us, His spiritual vineyard, and the consequences of straying from His path. Albert Jones passionately reminds us that all our blessings—our very breath, safety, and prosperity—come directly from God. He challenges us to examine ourselves, ensuring we are producing "godly fruits" and remaining steadfast in God's precepts. Through scriptural guidance, Albert underscores the importance of daily communion with God through prayer and study, living a life that pleases Him, and embracing the wonderful calling we have received.Mr. Jones also touches upon Christ's ultimate sacrifice, making eternal life accessible to us, and the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit in our lives. This message is a heartfelt call to remember the initial excitement of our spiritual journey and to consistently walk in faith, exhibiting virtue, knowledge, self-control, and brotherly love. Join Albert Jones as he encourages us to be diligent in making our calling and election sure, ensuring we remain rooted in God's truth and love, shining brightly as lights in the world.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Freedom Only in Christ
GTM – Freedom Only in Christ By Tom Fannin - 07121/2025TranscriptJoin Tom Fannin in this insightful message as he explores the profound concept of true freedom, emphasizing that it comes solely through Jesus Christ. Drawing parallels from the American Independence Day, Mr. Fannin encourages listeners to reflect on the spiritual freedoms we often take for granted. He delves into key scriptures, beginning with John 8, where Jesus speaks to the Jews about knowing the truth that sets them free, and then transitions to Galatians 5, highlighting Paul's admonition to "stand fast in the liberty wherewith Christ has made us free."Tom challenges us to continually examine how we use the freedom we've been given, urging us to use it for good and for the benefit of others. He guides us through James 1, unveiling the "perfect law of freedom," and stresses the importance of continuous growth and development in our faith. Mr. Fannin also touches upon the dangers of false teachings that promise a misleading freedom, drawing from 2 Peter 2 and Galatians 2 to warn against those who seek to ensnare believers back into bondage. He concludes by reminding us that where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom, encouraging us to use our freedom to serve one another in love, building up the body of Christ. This powerful message from Tom Fannin is a call to cherish, exercise, and grow in the true freedom that Christ offers.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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"Love" The Foundation of God's Plan
"Love" The Foundation of God's PlanBy Ray MurrayTranscriptIn this insightful video, Ray Murray delves into the profound and often misunderstood concept of love, going beyond popular interpretations to reveal its true biblical meaning. Mr. Murray takes us on a journey through various scriptures, starting with Mark 12 vs. 28, where Jesus defines the greatest commandment: to love God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength, and to love your neighbor as yourself.Ray Murray emphasizes that these two commandments encapsulate the entirety of God's law, demonstrating how genuine love is an active, not passive, principle. He explores passages like James 2 vs. 8, which refers to loving your neighbor as the "royal law," and highlights how choosing who we love is a form of sin. Mr. Murray also discusses Ephesians 1, revealing that God chose us in love before the foundation of the world, desiring a personal relationship with us. He clarifies that God's plan, established "before the ages of time," is founded on love, and that we are perfected through Christ to be holy and blameless in love.Drawing from 1 John 4 vs. 8, Ray Murray reminds us that "God is love," and that living in love means dwelling in God. He challenges viewers to examine their own relationships and "manner of spirit," emphasizing that loving God necessitates loving our brothers and sisters. Throughout the video, Ray Murray passionately articulates that God's commandments are not burdensome but are given for our good, leading to peace and righteous outcomes. This video offers a compelling and comprehensive understanding of love as defined by God, urging us to walk in love as God first loved us.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Understanding the Mature Spiritual Blessings from God
GTM – Understanding the Mature Spiritual Blessings from God By Norbert Bohnert - 06/28/2025TranscriptIn this insightful message, Norbert Bohnert explores the profound concept of "mature spiritual blessings" from God, challenging us to look beyond a surface-level understanding. Mr. Bohnert begins by illustrating how easily we can misunderstand people, situations, or principles when we only observe them superficially. He draws parallels to Paul's zealous but initially misguided understanding of righteousness and Peter's limited perception of Christ's purpose, emphasizing that proper comprehension comes from a deeper engagement with God's truth.Norbert unpacks how God’s law extends beyond mere outward observance, reaching into the spirit and depth of our being—a realization only possible through the work of the Holy Spirit and faith. He guides us through powerful biblical examples, including the disciples on the road to Emmaus and Peter's rebuke by Christ, to highlight the human tendency to focus on physical perceptions rather than spiritual realities. Mr. Bohnert points out that while physical blessings are evident and appreciated, God intends for us to develop a deeper appreciation for spiritual blessings, often revealed through trials and tribulations.Using the compelling story of Joseph, Norbert Bohnert illustrates how God utilizes difficult circumstances not to punish but to mold and shape our character, fostering patience, perseverance, and a profound trust in His wisdom. He emphasizes that faith is the key to viewing trials as opportunities for spiritual growth and transformation, drawing us closer to God's image. Norbert reminds us that even Christ learned obedience through suffering, underscoring that trials are God's supreme blessings, perfecting us over time. Ultimately, Mr. Bohnert encourages us to adopt a mature perspective, viewing every challenge as a blessed opportunity for deeper spiritual growth and gratitude to God.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Christ and His Church
GTM – Christ and His ChurchBy Lyall Johnston - 06/27/20TranscriptJoin Lyall Johnston in this illuminating discussion as he unpacks the profound statement by Jesus: "I will build my church." This video delves into the true nature of the church Jesus established, distinguishing it from the many "isms" and denominations prevalent today. Mr. Johnston emphasizes that the church Jesus builds is not merely a human institution but a spiritual entity called by God the Father and indwelled by the Holy Spirit.Lyall explores two key aspects of Jesus' statement: His active role in building His church and the promise that "the gates of the grave will not prevail against it." This promise, Lyall explains, signifies the church's enduring strength and divine preservation even amidst spiritual attacks and attempts by Satan to obliterate it. Drawing from scriptures like John 17 and Isaiah 8, Mr. Johnston highlights how the church is founded on the testimony of Jesus Christ and the sealing of God's law among His disciples. He stresses the importance of loving God, keeping His commandments, and having compassion for one another as foundational principles.The video also touches on the concept of the church as a spiritual body, connected globally by the Spirit, and our individual roles within it. Lyall Johnston examines church history through the gospels, Acts, and especially Revelation 2 and 3, offering insights into the struggles and strengths of various congregations throughout time. He encourages listeners to seek spiritual wisdom and understanding, emphasizing that true growth comes from knowing God the Father and the Son through His Word. This session powerfully reveals the unique and special relationship Christ has with His church, ultimately portraying it as the Bride of Christ, being prepared without spot or stain for His returnContact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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The Good News of Peace
GTM – The Good News of Peace Albert Jones - 06/20/2025Transcript:In this encouraging weekly fellowship message, Albert Jones explores the profound topic of divine peace and what it truly means to be reconciled with God. Have you ever wondered how to find inner comfort and a sure hope, even when facing difficult trials? Mr. Jones tackles this question head-on, guiding us through a rich tapestry of scripture to uncover the source of true, unshakable peace.The sermon begins by examining the well-known passage in Philippians 4, which describes the "peace of God, which surpasses all understanding," establishing that this peace is meant to guard our hearts and minds. From there, Albert takes us on a journey from the Old Covenant to the New. He draws powerful parallels from Jeremiah 29, showing how God's plans have always been for "peace and not of evil, to give you a future and a hope."The core of this message centers on how this ultimate peace was made possible. Mr. Jones powerfully illustrates that Jesus Christ himself is our peace. By referencing key passages in Ephesians 2 and John 14, he explains how Christ broke down the "middle wall of partition," abolishing the enmity that separated us from God. Through His sacrifice, we are no longer strangers or foreigners but have been brought near and made members of the very household of God.Join Albert Jones for this uplifting sermon and discover how the work of the Father and the Son provides a full and complete reconciliation, allowing us to walk in confidence, hope, and true peace.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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The Law of the Spirit of Life
GTM – The Law of the Spirit of Life By Eduardo Elizondo - 06/14/2025Transcript:In this powerful and insightful message, speaker Eduardo Elizondo unpacks the profound meaning of "the law of the spirit of life" found in Romans 8. Drawing connections to the recent observance of Pentecost and its three vital fulfillments—the giving of the law at Mount Sinai, the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, and the resurrection from the dead—Mr. Elizondo provides a deep understanding of what it means to be delivered from the law of sin and death.He begins by examining Romans 7, where the Apostle Paul describes the internal struggle between delighting in God's law with the mind and serving the "law of sin" with the flesh. Eduardo explains how this "wretched man" dilemma is resolved through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. This video clarifies that while we still contend with our sinful nature, we are freed from the condemnation and penalty of sin.As you watch, you’ll learn that walking "according to the spirit" isn't just about following rules but about a continuous, maturing relationship with God, guided by the Holy Spirit. Eduardo Elizondo dives into scriptures from Galatians 5, revealing that the key to walking in the spirit is to cultivate the fruits of the spirit—love, joy, peace, kindness, and more—which are a direct result of God's Spirit working within us. He emphasizes that the law is not meant to save us but to transform us, enlightening our minds and converting our souls as we are prepared for eternal life. Join us to understand this incredible process of sanctification and what it truly means to be a servant of righteousness.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Watch and Pray
GTM – Look Up: Watch and PrayBy Durrell Brown - 06/13/2025Transcript:In this powerful and timely message, Durrell Brown addresses the escalating global events, urging us to find solace and strength in biblical prophecy. Mr. Brown dives deep into scripture, particularly 2 Timothy 3:1, reminding us that "in the last days perilous times shall come." He emphasizes that as God's people, we don't need to fear bad news, but rather "look up, watch, and pray."Durrell connects current geopolitical tensions, such as the Israeli attack on Iran's nuclear facilities, to ancient prophecies, offering a unique perspective on understanding the signs of the times. He powerfully reminds us that despite the widespread "evil tidings" from politicians and economists, our hope and trust should remain in the living God. Drawing from Psalm 112, Durrell Brown highlights that the righteous "shall not be afraid of evil tidings; his heart is steadfast, trusting in the Lord."Mr. Brown also explores the importance of continuous spiritual growth and obedience, contrasting those who "are always learning but are never able to come to the knowledge of the truth" with those blessed to have been called and chosen. He addresses the increasing challenges faced in America, from economic shifts to societal unrest, offering the assurance from Psalm 81:10, "Open your mouth wide and I will fill it." Durrell Brown's message is a profound call to remain steadfast, filled with the Holy Spirit, and equipped with the wisdom to navigate these perilous times, holding onto the unwavering hope in Jesus Christ's return.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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The Flesh Is Weak
GTM – The Flesh Is WeakBy Tom Fannin - 05/05/2025Transcript:In this insightful session, Mr. Fannin delves into the timeless wisdom found in scripture, guiding viewers through the constant spiritual battle between the flesh and the spirit. As we approach the Passover and Days of Unleavened Bread, Tom Fannin reminds us of Jesus Christ's powerful message to His disciples: "Watch and pray so that you do not enter into temptation. The spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak."Drawing from Matthew, Romans, Galatians, and other biblical books, Tom intricately explains the inherent weakness of our human nature and the various "laws" at work within us – the law of sin, God's law, and the law of the spirit of life in Christ Jesus. He emphasizes the profound understanding God has granted us through His Spirit, enabling us to recognize and combat the internal struggle.Mr. Fannin also addresses the external adversary, Satan the tempter, explaining how he works through cunning schemes and even through people. Tom passionately encourages listeners to stay humble, draw near to God, and utilize the "homefield advantage" of faith, highlighting the importance of resisting the devil so he will flee. He stresses the need for self-examination, acknowledging our weaknesses, and seeking God's forgiveness, reminding us that God is faithful to provide a way of escape from every temptation. Join Tom Fannin as he inspires us to build God's character and fight the good fight of faith with the help and grace readily available through Jesus Christ.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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What’s in a Name? Pt. 2
GTM – What’s in a Name? Part 2 By Michael Heiss - 05/02/2025Transcript: In this enlightening video, Michael Heiss delves into the profound question: "What's in a Name?" Specifically focusing on the name of God, Mr. Heiss guides viewers through a comprehensive biblical study, beginning with the revelation of Yahweh in the book of Exodus. He meticulously connects the divine name to concepts like God's eternal existence and His role as the Logos, emphasizing that Yahweh is not merely a title but God's very essence.Mr. Heiss explores the distinction between God's name (Yahweh) and His titles (Elohim, El Shadai), revealing how God chose to reveal Himself as a covenant-making God through His name. A pivotal section of the video is dedicated to Exodus 34:5-7, where Michael Heiss unpacks God's attributes of mercy, graciousness, and long-suffering, clarifying misunderstandings about generational sin by cross-referencing with Ezekiel 18. Mr. Heiss explains that God punishes continued sin, not the actions of past generations in isolation.Furthermore, Mr. Heiss draws parallels between God's nature and the description of love in 1 Corinthians 13, showing how every attribute of God—patience, kindness, truth, and unfailing love—is bound up in His name. He highlights how walking in God's name, as mentioned in Micah, means living by His commandments and attributes. The video concludes with Mr. Heiss discussing the ultimate power in the name of Jesus, presented as the "password" to the Kingdom of God and eternal life, emphasizing God's unwavering loyalty and dedication to His people. This insightful discussion from Michael Heiss offers a deeper understanding of the divine character revealed through God's name.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Be Angry and Do Not Sin
GTM – Be Angry and Do Not Sin By Tom Fannin - 05/31/2025Transcript:In this thoughtful pre-Pentecost message, Tom Fannin explores a crucial aspect of our spiritual growth: how we react when we are made angry or provoked. He frames the discussion around the biblical instruction in Ephesians 4 to "be angry, and do not sin," guiding viewers on a deep dive into what it truly means to control our spirit and honor God, even when under immense pressure.Mr. Fannin centers his sermon on a detailed examination of Moses at the "waters of strife" from Numbers 20. He skillfully explains that Moses's critical error was not simply striking the rock instead of speaking to it, but his failure to "sanctify God" before the Israelites. Through his rash words—"Must we bring water for you out of this rock?"—Moses took credit and acted out of personal frustration rather than reverence for God's power. Using supporting scriptures from the Psalms, Mr. Fannin reveals the profound personal cost of that momentary loss of control.Connecting this powerful Old Testament lesson to our lives today, Tom Fannin highlights the examples of Christ and the instructions of the apostles to be slow to speak, slow to anger, and to operate not in our own strength, but through the "power of Christ" that dwells in us. This sermon is a compelling reminder that as called-out first fruits, our duty is to sanctify God in all that we do, providing a practical, biblical framework for developing the meekness and reverence required of all who seek to follow in Christ's footsteps.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Leadership in the Body of Christ
GTM – Leadership in the Body of Christ By Lyall Johnston - 05/30/2025Transcript:In this insightful and timely message, Lyall Johnston tackles the critical subject of "Leadership in the Body of Christ," exploring the structure and purpose of ministry as ordained by God. Mr. Johnston begins by addressing a foundational question that has caused confusion in many churches: Are there apostles in the church today? He provides a clear biblical answer, explaining that while the original human apostles were unique witnesses to Christ's resurrection, the ultimate and living Apostle and High Priest of our faith is Jesus Christ himself.Drawing extensively from the scriptures, particularly the books of Titus, 1 Timothy, and Ephesians, Lyall Johnston carefully outlines the God-given role and qualifications of elders and ministers. He emphasizes that their primary purpose is not to seek power or control, but to serve as humble shepherds under the authority of the Chief Shepherd, Jesus Christ. This service has a twofold objective: to "feed the flock" with sound doctrine from the Word of God and to "protect the flock" from the dangers of false teachers, divisive individuals, and heresies that seek to subvert whole households.Mr. Johnston passionately explains that the ultimate reason God established elders in the church is for the "perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ." The goal is to bring all believers to a unity of faith and a mature understanding of the Son of God. This sermon is a powerful call for both leaders and congregation members to embrace their respective roles with humility, diligence, and a steadfast focus on imitating Christ, the one true Head of the Church.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Humility
GTM – Humility By Ray Murray – 05/23/2025Transcript:Join Ray Murray in this profound exploration of a spiritual attribute absolutely essential for every believer: humility. As Mr. Murray explains, direct from New Zealand, humility is inextricably linked to conversion, and Christ Himself stated that without these qualities, seeing the Kingdom of God is impossible. Ray Murray delves deep into scripture, beginning with Matthew 18, where Jesus calls us to become as little children, emphasizing that true greatness in Heaven comes through humbling oneself.Throughout this insightful message, Ray Murray examines key passages, including Isaiah 57, revealing how God dwells with the contrite and humble, and 2 Chronicles 7, highlighting God's promise to hear and heal when His people humble themselves and pray. Mr. Murray also powerfully contrasts humility with its destructive opposite, pride, drawing potent lessons from Ezekiel 28 (the fall of the Prince of Tyre, representing Satan's influence) and Genesis 3 (humanity's original deception through pride). Ray explores the critical 'battle for our minds' discussed in 2 Corinthians 10 and the ultimate emptiness of a life lived without God, as detailed in Ecclesiastes.With further compelling references to Revelation 3 (the lukewarm Laodicean church) and Christ's supreme example of humility in Philippians 2, Ray Murray passionately calls listeners to sincere self-examination. This sermon is an encouragement to understand that it is God who works within us, urging a zealous repentance and the consistent adoption of a humble spirit—the very foundation for inheriting God's promises, experiencing true peace, and making what Ray calls 'the best decision.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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All Glory Belongs to God
Join Albert Jones in this profound and inspiring message as he unpacks the majestic theme of God's glory, revealing how all glory ultimately belongs to Him. Mr. Jones guides us through powerful scriptures from Psalms, Matthew, Exodus, Isaiah, John, Hebrews, Peter, Romans, and Colossians, illustrating God's incredible plan from the vastness of His creation to His intimate work in our lives today.GTM – The Glory Belongs to God Albert Jones - 03/16/2025 Discover the mysteries of God revealed through His Son, the incredible price paid for our access to His plan, and the hope we have in achieving the outcome for which God created us. Albert emphasizes that we are recipients of God's glorious work, not its originators, and that our participation is a testament to His power and grace. He reminds us of pivotal moments like the Red Sea crossing, a powerful testament to God's unwavering defense and glory.This sermon highlights the transformative power of God's Spirit dwelling within us, enabling us to walk in faith and fulfill His will. Albert Jones encourages us to hold fast to our confidence in Christ, to guard against unbelief, and to embrace the glorious destiny God has prepared for His begotten sons and daughters. Prepare to be inspired as Mr. Jones illuminates the depth of God's love and the abundance of His power at work in us, all for His everlasting glory.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Job's Journey: How God Refines Us Through - Pt. 2
GTM – Lessons from the book of Job – Part 2 By Eduardo Elizondo – 05/17/2025Join Eduardo Elizondo in this second installment of our "Lessons from the Book of Job" series as we continue to explore one of the oldest and most profound books of the Bible. In this sermon, Mr. Elizondo clarifies some historical context around Job's life, placing him closer to the time of Esau and Jacob, before diving deep into Job's incredible journey of suffering and spiritual transformation.Eduardo unpacks key passages, starting from Job 14, to reveal how Job's intense trials, though inflicted by Satan, were allowed by God for a greater purpose: refinement. We'll examine Job's raw lamentations, his initial misunderstandings about his affliction, and his surprising declarations of faith in the resurrection and God's ultimate desire for His people.A central theme of this message is the revelation of self-righteousness. Eduardo Elizondo powerfully highlights Job's statements about his own integrity and good works, using them as a crucial lesson for us today: our own righteousness is insufficient before God. It's the righteousness of Jesus Christ that truly justifies us. Mr. Elizondo emphasizes that God allows the "refining fire" of trials to expose our hidden pride and lead us to a place of true humility, much like Job's eventual declaration in Job 42:6: "Therefore I abhor myself, and repent in dust and ashes." This sermon is a powerful reminder that our lives are about conversion and change, and that God's loving hand is always at work, even in our deepest pain, to perfect us and draw us closer to Him.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Lessons from the book of Job - Part 1
GTM – Lessons from the book of Job - Part 1By Eduardo Elizondo – 05/09/2025Happy Sabbath! Join Eduardo Elizondo for a deep and insightful study into the timeless Book of Job. In this message, Mr. Elizondo guides us through Job's incredible journey, exploring the profound questions of suffering and God's sovereignty. We'll go behind the curtain to see the heavenly perspective on the trials Job faced and understand that not all suffering is a direct result of personal sin, as Job's friends mistakenly believed.Eduardo highlights Job's initial responses to unimaginable loss and physical pain, from worship to moments of questioning and despair. We delve into key passages that reveal Job's struggles with understanding God's actions and his own perceived righteousness. This study is a powerful mirror, prompting us to examine our own reactions during difficult times.Ultimately, the message focuses on Job's transformative encounter with God, leading him to a place of deep self-realization and repentance captured in his words, "I abhor myself." Learn how God uses trials not to punish a blameless man, but to refine and perfect him, bringing impurities to the surface. Eduardo Elizondo encourages us to see our own trials through this lens of refinement and to trust in God's greater purpose, even when we don't understand the "why." Discover valuable lessons on maintaining faith, seeking understanding, and allowing God to work in our lives.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Denial of the Power of God – The Holy Spirit
Denial of the Power of God – The Holy SpiritBy Norbert Bohnert – 05/03/2025In this compelling message, Norbert Bohnert delves into the profound nature and critical importance of the Holy Spirit in the life of a believer. Mr. Bohnert begins by exploring the Holy Spirit as the very power of God, a "priceless gift" likened to invisible yet potent electricity, given to impart not fear, but power, love, and a sound mind.Norbert Bohnert passionately argues that our attitude is key to experiencing this divine power. He draws a sharp contrast between a life governed by self-centeredness and one characterized by selflessness. The sermon powerfully illustrates the dire consequences of denying, grieving, or lying to the Holy Spirit through the sobering biblical account of Ananias and Sapphira, who prioritized pretense and personal gain, leading to their swift judgment. This serves as a timeless warning against hypocrisy and the danger of having a name for being alive but being spiritually dead, as was the case for some in the church of Sardis. Mr. Bohnert emphasizes that such actions can lead to one's name being blotted from the Book of Life.Conversely, Norbert highlights the path to true spiritual vitality through selflessness, exemplified by King Solomon's humble request for wisdom to serve others. This selfless approach, Mr. Bohnert explains, is what "stirs up" the Holy Spirit, unleashing its transformative power for miraculous change in our lives. This message is a crucial call for self-examination, urging believers to move beyond a "fast of selfishness" and embrace a selfless attitude, allowing the Holy Spirit to guide, heal, and empower us to live according to God's will and reflect His glory. Join Norbert Bohnert as he challenges us to genuinely activate this divine gift within.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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What's in a Name?
GTM – What’s in a Name? By Michael Heiss - 05/02/2025This video features Michael Heiss exploring the profound significance and power held within names, particularly in the Bible. Mr. Heiss begins by examining the meanings of various biblical names, including Michael, Gabriel, Elizabeth, and Zacharias, highlighting how these names often reflect character or destiny. He then delves into the powerful name of Jesus, or Yeshua in Hebrew, explaining its meaning as "He who saves" and connecting it to Christ's mission of salvation.A significant portion of Michael's discussion focuses on the divine names of God, such as Yahweh or Adonai, revealing their deep meaning as "I AM," the self-existing, eternal one who brings all things into existence. He contrasts this with the gods of paganism, believed to emerge from pre-existing material. Michael Heiss also explores how God renamed individuals like Abram to Abraham ("father of nations") and Jacob to Israel ("striven with God"), demonstrating God's transformative work in their lives.Drawing on the story of David and Goliath, Michael emphasizes the power of acting in the name of the Lord of hosts, highlighting that true strength comes from God's authority and power. He concludes by discussing the immense power encapsulated in the name of Jesus, the commander of the heavenly hosts, stressing the importance of fully grasping this power when we call upon His name. Michael Heiss provides a compelling look at how names, especially divine names, reveal character, purpose, and incredible power.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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Are Your Steps Ordered by God
GTM – The Proverbs and Faithfulness Part 3By Eduardo Elizondo - 04/04/2025Join Eduardo Elizondo as he dives deeper into the meaning of true faithfulness in Part 3 of his sermon series focusing on Proverbs 20. Building on previous discussions about self-perception and hidden deceit, this message explores God's direct intervention in our conversion process.Discover the significance behind "Man's steps are of the Lord" (Proverbs 20:24) and how God actively ponders all our paths (Proverbs 5:21). Eduardo explains the importance of asking God to order our steps by His Word (Psalm 119:133) and maintaining a humble, teachable attitude when approaching God (Ecclesiastes 5:1). This sermon unpacks the challenging but vital role of God's correction – the "stripes that wound" which purge evil and cleanse our innermost being (Proverbs 20:30). Understand why we shouldn't despise God's loving discipline (Proverbs 3:11-12) but see it, as Eduardo highlights, as essential for growth and eventual honor (Proverbs 13:18).Finally, Eduardo Elizondo explores the call to trust God completely, waiting on Him for justice and salvation rather than seeking personal revenge (Proverbs 20:22, Romans 12:19). Reflect on God's ultimate faithfulness (1 Thessalonians 5:24) and consider your own commitment, especially in preparation for Passover. Are you truly faithful, trusting His process even through trials? Listen to find encouragement and challenge in your walk with God.Contact Us: https://www.cbcg.org/contactus.html* FREE OFFER:God's Plan for Mankind—Second EditionRevealed by His Sabbath and Holy Days: https://www.cbcg.org/special-offer-godsplan.htmlBooks: https://www.cbcg.org/books.htmlBooklets: https://www.cbcg.org/booklets/booklets.htmlMessages Index: https://www.cbcg.org/sermon-index.html
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