Speaker: Rudy Bata

A moving sermon by Elder Rudy Bata reading personal letters to his son—encouragement rooted in Scripture, faith under pressure, and hope in Christ.

The enemy is to be swallowed up in victory, that enemy being death. There is much reason to rejoice regardless of our many sorrows.

The resurrection of Jesus was the most important day in history. It brought an end to the lies of the devil and life to the saints.

The compassion of Jesus is so well illustrated in the story of the Widow of Nain and the resurrection of her dead son.

David made a mistake when he decided to number the people. It was not according to God’s plan and the results were dire.

The Biblical truth of the seventh day Sabbath as instituted at Creation was not restored by the common names of the Protestant Reformation.

Asa, King of Judah, is little spoken of but has a life worth our study. His faith in God and leading reformation are highlights.

Jeptha is not a well-known figure in the Bible but he does play an important part in delivering Israel from other nations.