Knoxville Grace SDA Church

In this sermon, given on May 02, 2026, at the Grace Seventh-day Adventist Church by Pr. Matthew L. Tinkham, Jr., the date, place, language, style, recipients, and purpose of the book of Revelation are explored.

On April 25, 2026, Pr. Matthew L. Tinkham, Jr., began a new sermon series on the book of Revelation. This first installment explores the life of the apostle John, the human writer of the book of Revelation.

Guest speaker Andrew Kramer, a theology student at Southern Adventist University, shares a sermon on April 18, 2026, on the true meaning of greatness according to Jesus.

On April 11, 2026, Pr. Mathew L. Tinkham, Jr. shares the hope we have because Jesus resurrected from the dead on the third day in fulfillment of the Jewish religious Feast of Firstfruits.

Pr. Matthew L. Tinkham, Jr., shares the story of Jesus's resurrection from the perspective of Mary Magdalene, the first to witness the empty tomb, the first to see the resurrected Christ, and the first to proclaim the gospel.

This sermon is part of the "Obadiah, Pride Before the Fall" series on the prophetic book of Obadiah. Pr. Matthew L. Tinkham, Jr., explains why Christian Zionism is not biblical and offers a more faithful way to view the fulfillment of the kingdom promises of restoration for Israel found in classical prophecy, such as Obadiah.

Sherry Lowe, a leader at the Grace Seventh-day Adventist Church, shares how God can transform our failures into his victories.

Guest speaker Genesis Tchakarov, a theology student at the School of Religion at Southern Adventist University, explores how we are saved.

This sermon is part of the series, "Obadiah, Pride Before the Fall." Pr. Matthew L. Tinkham, Jr., expounds on Obad 15–18, tracing "the Day of the LORD" motif among the Old Testament prophets, particularly in the book of Obadiah.

This sermon is part of the series, "Obadiah, Pride Before the Fall." Pr. Matthew L. Tinkham, Jr., expounds on Obad 10–14 in which the sins against Judah of the ancient nation of Edom are expounded, the prophet Obadiah reminds his readers that, though God, like a mother bear, may discipline and correct his people (as in Judah's 70-year captivity to Neo-Babylonia), so too he fiercely protects his pe...