Should Christians keep the Feast of Tabernacles? Does the festival have to be observed in Jerusalem according to the Bible and Jewish sources? Did Jesus and the Apostle Paul keep the Feast of Tabernacles? Did early Christians keep the Feast of Tabernacles? 

Many have wondered where God came from. The Bible gives clues and answers. Answers that many wish to know, but may not always understand. Dr. Thiel goes into various scriptures and other sources to provide answers to this question.

What is the Day of Atonement? When is it? Does this Atonement have anything to do with Christianity? What scriptures discuss this in the Old Testament? Are there scriptures that discuss the Atonement in the New Testament? Did Jesus and the Apostle Paul keep the Day of Atonement? 

This is the twelfth part of a twelve-part sermon series on the Gospel According to Matthew. Dr. Thiel begins by discussing the the ten virgins, the midnight cry, talents, sheep & goats, and some differences between true and false Christians, He later goes into Jesus betrayal, spending of funds to do the work, the time of Passover, wrong perceptions, and Jesus' arrest. Dr. Thiel explains that even seeing real miracles is not accepted by people, nor are the relatively rare dreams from God. 

The Bible tells of a Holy Day commonly referred to as the Feast of Trumpets bu those in the Continuing Church of God and Rosh Hoshanah by the Jews. Is there a connection between it and the "Book of Life"? Did the Jews know about this? When will Jesus return? Which trumpet are Christians changed at?

Have you heard of God's festivals and holy days?  Did you know that they are referred to in the Book of Genesis?  Do you know where all of God's feasts are listed in the Bible?  Do you know how to keep each one?  What should you do if you are not physically able to go to meet with brethren on those days?  How should you keep them?  What does the Bible say? 

This is the eleventh part of a multi-part sermon series on the Gospel According to Matthew. Dr. Thiel begins by discussing the Temple and Jesus' prophecy about its soon coming destruction. Dr. Thiel provides citations from historical sources which demonstrate that prediction came to pass. Dr. Thiel also covers the 'beginning of sorrows' and briefly discusses the ecumenical/interfaith movements, earthquakes, famines, and pestilences.

This is the tenth part of a multi-part sermon series on the Gospel According to Matthew. Dr. Thiel begins by discussing Jesus' entry on a donkey, then comments about overthrowing the money changers, and having the faith to move mountains. He also explains why many who think they are spiritually fine are not. He discusses that the Bible does not teach come as you are, but to repent, change, and have the acts God expects.