Sermons from 2013
Covenants, Feasts, Sabbath, End Times
The Covenants, the 7 Jewish Feasts and the Sabbath Day all provide priceless information to the church about what the End Times are and what they are not. Satan wants to confuse the world and divide the church but if we understand God’s plan for His church, we cannot be deceived by the doctrines of men. The church must walk in truth and throw off the confusion that…
Check Your Life (Matthew 25)
Continuing the discussion on adoption, Pastor Ricley walks us through our part in the adoption process through a discussion of Matthew 25. You can bring a child home from the orphanage to live in your home, but if they don’t recognize your parenthood and authority in their lives, it makes a loving relationship difficult at best. All those in the parables in Matthew 25…
Documents of Adoption
Romans 8:15 says, “For ye have not received the spirit of bondage again to fear; but ye have received the Spirit of adoption, whereby we cry, Abba, Father.” Pastor Ricley calls on us to examine our hearts to see if we truly believe we’ve been adopted by God or if we’re seeing God through the eyes of religion, afraid that we won’t measure up. The Spirit of adoption frees…
A Call to Prayer
The church has lost her sense of the sovereign presence of God. The power that God intended for His church is no where to be seen and it’s no more evident than in the moral decay and loss of hope in the world around us. We need signs in the church today so people can see God moving in our lives. The people at Pentecost were in agreement that they needed the power that…
Sheep, Goats, & the Glory of God
Pastor Ricley is asked to discuss the Glory of God as mentioned in Matthew 24 and John 17. His teaching provides some real life examples of the sheeps and goats described by Jesus in Matthew 25. Perfection isn’t about praying enough or quoting Scripture and being religious. It’s about our ability to see Jesus in each other and to respond to situations with His heart.
Outrun It
The Bible tells us to pray that our flight would not be in the winter or on the sabbath day. Pastor Ricley explains what that time of “flight” and “sabbath” means to us in the context of God building an army, not to run away from the battle, but to live through the battle. We read the word “tribulation” and respond with “I’m outta here”. We’ve even found a doctrine of…
Relax in the Seed
An acorn doesn’t look like it has the power of the mighty oak, but it does. When we’re born again, God put the incorruptible seed of His Son in us – and it doesn’t look like we’re like Him – but we are. When we get religious and set lofty goals for ourselves, our efforts steal our peace. It is impossible to bring forth what we think God wants in our own power. We need to…
In The Garden
Our walk with God starts in a garden, walking with God personally, just Him and us in the cool of the evening. As our relationship with Him grows, it changes to a walk in a city, in the church with other believers, getting along with other people. This sermon focuses on the garden walk, where we walk with God as Adam did in Genesis 2. We need to be restored by faith to…
Rest, Perfection, Tabernacles
Pastor Ricley answers a question about how the Feast of Atonement, perfection of the church and the Feast of Tabernacles fit together and defines the role of the 2 anointed ministries in the end-times church.
The God of Signs
Signs are the hand of God making a visible proclamation on the earth. Signs of God are detailed throughout the Bible. This sermon focuses on the flies in Egypt, binding the Word on your hand, sabbaths, Korah, Jonah, Ahaz & the sign of the sun dial for Hezekiah. Every sign of God belongs to the children of God.
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