The parable of the ten virgins was never about expectation, all ten virgins believed in the second coming of Christ. Five received a verdict of exclusion when He returned. Why is this so? Pastor Crawford invites you to look at the parable differently, by preparing for the delay of the return of Jesus Christ by carrying a reserve can of oil. Although no man knows the hour, we do know the season in which He will return. Pastor Crawford draws a connection between the ancient Hebrew custom of marriage and the return of the bridegroom (Christ). He also explains the importance of steadfastness and warns against anyone being unprepared during the end times.

Golgotha is the place of the skull; it is also the place known as Calvary. It is where Jesus Christ was crucified. There is a reason why Christ was crucified there; Golgotha has hidden significance that has been destined from the very beginning. Throughout today's sermon, Pastor Crawford will discuss how, despite being tempted by Satan and his children, Christ fulfilled the plan of God. You will learn how Christ's obedience to the cross attained victory for all mankind. Through in-depth study from the Old Testament to the New, Pastor Crawford explores the link between the Hebrew word gulgoleth and the ability believers have to take spiritual authority over their identity in Christ.

Pastor Randall Crawford teaches a Feast of Tabernacles High Sabbath message explaining the Hebrew grammatical marker Aleph-Tav (את) and its connection to Jesus Christ as the Alpha and Omega. The Aleph-Tav appears over 7,000 times in the Hebrew Bible as an object marker that, typologically points to Messiah in scripture. From Genesis 1:1 to Revelation 22 Pastor Crawford emphasizes Jesus as the living Word present from creation to the return of Christ. This message provides in-depth study encouraging listeners to look for Christ in the Bible and pray for the Holy Spirit to open understanding.