Playlist: Feast of Tabernacles 2026
Handwriting on the Wall (2026): Lawlessness
Richard T. RitenbaughGiven 25-Sep-26; 42 minutes
We are in a pivotal moment to examine personal complicity in this lawless age, repent of worldly influences, and realign with God's righteous standard.
Moldy Bread and Spoiled Milk
A World of CorruptionRichard T. Ritenbaugh
Given 26-Sep-26; 19 minutes
What is the True Meaning of 'Blessed'?
Martin G. CollinsGiven 26-Sep-26; 57 minutes
Biblical blessing transcends material wealth. Jesus blessed the poor, mourners, and persecuted, excluding the comfortably rich.
Are You Ready For Kingship?
Richard T. RitenbaughGiven 26-Sep-26; 76 minutes
Revelation 5:10 promises believers genuine ruling authority, not figurehead status. Deuteronomy 17:14-20 offers five lessons for future kings.
In the Twinkling of an Eye
Craig SablichGiven 27-Sep-26; 17 minutes
Immortality is granted instantly, yet God allocates a lifetime for preparation. Every season has purpose; temporality does not imply meaninglessness.
Let Him Who Glories Glory in This (Part Two)
Seeing the Kingdom of GodMark Schindler
Given 27-Sep-26; 55 minutes
True kingdom citizenship, affirmed in Matthew 25, is marked by serving others, while Jeremiah 7-11 warns against the stagnation of self-reliance.
The Divine Paradox: Joy Through Sacrifice!
Bill OnisickGiven 29-Sep-26; 33 minutes
The Feast of Tabernacles represents the apex of Israelite joy, characterized by a divine paradox where communal rejoicing is inextricably linked to sacrifice.
'Have You Considered My Servant [Insert Your Name]?'
Ted E. BowlingGiven 29-Sep-26; 36 minutes
Inserting one's own name in place of Job's transforms the story. Trials are not proof of abandonment but evidence that God trusts His servant.
What Do We Have to Be Proud Of? (Part Two)
Richard T. RitenbaughGiven 30-Sep-26; 77 minutes
Believers often rely on worldly philosophy rather than divine revelation, ignoring the fact that all gifts and abilities are received from God rather than earned.
Two Hearts in the Bible
David F. MaasGiven 01-Oct-26; 20 minutes
While Saul prioritized human approval and justified his failures, David demonstrated that true virtue lies in the willingness to return to God with humility.
Let Him Who Glories Glory in This (Part Three)
Restoration of All ThingsMark Schindler
Given 02-Oct-26; 54 minutes
Souvenirs
Richard T. RitenbaughGiven 03-Oct-26; 63 minutes
Spiritual souvenirs, rooted in the sacred assemblies meant to retain and internalize truth, are lasting spiritual lessons intended to produce character growth.