Sermons from Home

Rev. Howard Ellis continues his message on the dangers of Christian ministry workers not giving honour and glory to God for the success of their work.

The success of our ministry depends on whether we are seeking our own glory, or giving the glory to Him who is due.

The Apostle Paul clearly tells us that our battle is not against flesh and blood, but against the spiritual beings. He calls us soldiers. We are fighters. Join us as Rev. Howard Ellis explores how we are to stop running from our problems in the church, and start fighting against the enemy of this world.

As Israel lost its influence, the Church has also lost its influence. Rev. Howard Ellis explains how this has happened.

Jesus and the apostles gave us instruction on how we were to run the church, but for some reason the church has changed. Rev. Howard Ellis explores the reasons, and the remedies, for getting us back on track.

Rev. Howard Ellis speaks from the miracle described in Genesis, that God made earth, spoke to the earth, and it was commanded to give up all what the plants needed to come into being. And it continues to do the same to this day.

Rev. Howard Ellis discusses the sovereignty of God, that He doesn't answer to us for how He accomplishes His will.

Rev. Howard Ellis describes what happens when we become God's child, and how we should behave once we achieve that status.

God requires the leaders of His church to follow His Word and His commands. Rev. Howard Ellis discusses what we need to look for in leaders, and how the leaders are to carry themselves.

Teaching, mentoring, discipling. Jesus told us that we are to go out and make disciples. Rev. Howard Ellis explores from God's Word how it is we are to do that.

Continuing on the message of baptism, Rev. Howard Ellis explores the area of the necessity of water baptism, and the Holy Spirit, in our salvation.

In the first part of Rev. Howard Ellis' message on Baptism, he explores the Biblical reasoning behind the purpose and process of what water baptism really means.

God's character is revealed in Ruth's life, what His plan was, and her redemption is an example of what He provides for us! Listen as Rev. Howard Ellis shows Ruth's life through the Scriptures, and how God's plan was fulfilled through her.

Rev. Howard Ellis speaks on those times when your soul feels to be in that dark time.

What are the requirements of the Sabbath? Do we still need to follow the Pharisaical law? Or is there a simpler solution? Rev. Howard Ellis delves into this question, showing the new requirements delivered to the Hebrews from the New Testament.

What could be causing depression in your life? Could it be a spiritual attack? And how can we overcome? Rev. Howard Ellis explores some of the ideas presented in God's Word regarding depression.

When John sent his disciples to confirm Jesus' identity, was he doubting what he saw in the Jordan? Rev. Howard Ellis discusses the concept of John the Baptist and his doubts.

The Bible says that perfect love casts out fear. So why do we live in fear when we have a way to be delivered? Rev. Howard Ellis speaks on how fear makes us a slave.

Are we still under the law? Or are we now under grace? Rev. Howard Ellis explores the difference.

Rev. Howard Ellis speaks on Jacob, and his struggle with God.

Our reaction to injustice can have a direct bearing on the course of a conversation or a relationship. Rev. Howard Ellis teaches us that learning how to respond in the opposite spirit to others, or even to the demonic, can change that course to one of reconciliation and healing instead of further hurt and division.

From the first book of Samuel, Rev. Howard speaks on the trouble that the children of Israel brought upon themselves because they thought they could make better decisions than God.

Rev. Howard Ellis concludes his message on Loneliness, detailing what we can do to overcome it and avoid the depression that can follow.

Rev. Howard Ellis shares on some of the causes of loneliness, and how to identify the issues that lead up to it.

Rev. Howard Ellis speaks about the importance of being thankful in all things.