The Tabernacle Sermons

This Easter Sunday sermon at The Tabernacle focuses on the resurrection of Jesus Christ and its implications for peace.

The Tabernacle Sermons episode "ALL THINGS NEW | New Master" argues from Revelation 21 and 2 Corinthians 5:14-15 that new life requires Jesus to become master, not only Savior.

A dramatic retelling of the Easter story from the perspective of a witness, focusing on the emotions of Jesus' death and the hope of resurrection.

A reading of the Gospel account of Jesus' crucifixion on Good Friday.

A pastor shares a lighthearted anecdote about being a grandparent and watching his grandson explore stairs, leading into a Palm Sunday sermon about new hope.

The Tabernacle Sermons episode "REVOLUTION | The Revolution Continues" uses the three-dot ellipsis to interpret the abrupt ending of Acts 28 as an invitation for believers to continue the story.

The Tabernacle Sermons examines Paul's defense before King Agrippa II in Acts 26, focusing on his persecution of Christians, encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus, and commission to preach to Jews and Gentiles.

The Tabernacle Sermons episode “REVOLUTION | He Said So” examines Acts 25, where Paul faces unproven charges, a planned ambush, and imprisonment lasting two years under Felix.

The Tabernacle Sermons explains Paul’s imprisonment in Acts 23–24 through the theme of trusting God’s promises before understanding the process.

Billy Graham walked into Jim Bakker's prison cell, arms open, and said, 'Jim, I love you.'

Pastor Adam of The Tabernacle teaches Acts 21:27–22:21, where Paul, after a seven-day purification vow, is seized in the Jerusalem temple and chained twice by the Roman tribune Claudius Lysias.

At a Thursday "Fight Night" with over 300 men, a pastor opens with walkout songs such as "Eye of the Tiger" and "Enter Sandman" before asking "what's your death song?" He cites Paul's 2 Timothy 4 words, "I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith," as the model.

A pastor reflects on God's promise to never leave us, sharing a bedside encounter with a dying woman who struggles with feeling God's presence after prayer.

Pastor John introduces a sermon series on Acts 13, discussing how the gospel divides people, with a personal anecdote about recognizing a young basketball player from his church.

The speaker humorously recounts his experiences with humidity at a camp meeting in Georgia and at home in Michigan, then transitions to a Bible study in Acts chapter 9.

A sermon on Acts 5:12-16 describing the apostles' miracles and the growth of the early church.