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Sep 5, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 5, 2026

    Mesa Palms Seventh-day Adventist Church - Another Elijah (opens the original)

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    Sermon Summary: Pastor Dale Tunnell’s sermon focuses on Zechariah and the promised birth of John the Baptist in Luke 1. While serving in the sanctuary, Zechariah is startled by an angel who tells him that a prayer he and Elizabeth had prayed many years earlier has been heard: they will have a son named John. Zechariah struggles to believe this because both he and Elizabeth are old, even though, as a priest, he knows the biblical stories of God accomplishing seemingly impossible things. The sermo

  2. Episode · Aug 29, 2026

    After the Fire (opens the original)

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    Sermon Summary: Pastor Dale Tunnell’s sermon follows Elijah immediately after his extraordinary victory on Mount Carmel. Although Elijah had just witnessed God answer by fire and had experienced a tremendous spiritual high, Jezebel’s threat caused him to become afraid and flee for his life. Exhausted, discouraged, and overwhelmed, Elijah eventually sat beneath a broom tree and asked God to take his life. His experience reminds us that even faithful people can experience fear, poor judgment, disa

  3. Episode · Aug 22, 2026

    No Rein, No Reign, No Rain (opens the original)

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    Sermon Summary: Pastor Dale Tunnell’s sermon centers on the dramatic confrontation between Elijah and King Ahab in 1 Kings 18. After three and a half years of drought and famine, Ahab accuses Elijah of being the “troubler of Israel.” Elijah refuses to accept the accusation and boldly tells the king that the real problem is Ahab and his family, because they have forsaken God’s commandments and followed Baal. Elijah’s courage becomes an important theme of the sermon: he stands before Ahab “unasham

  4. Episode · Aug 15, 2026

    Jesus Is Coming Again (opens the original)

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    Sermon Summary: Pastor Dale Tunnell’s sermon explores the experience of feeling “forgotten or abandoned”, using Elijah’s time at the Brook Cherith in 1 Kings 17 as its central story. After Elijah courageously confronted King Ahab and announced that there would be no rain, God unexpectedly told him to withdraw into isolation at the brook, where ravens supplied his food. Eventually, however, the brook dried up. Pastor Tunnell compares this experience to those moments in our own lives when somethin

  5. Episode · Aug 8, 2026

    Jesus Is Coming Again (opens the original)

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    Sermon Summary: The sermon focuses on the promise of Jesus’ second coming and the importance of being spiritually awake and ready for His return. Using the memorable illustration of a woman who asked to be buried holding a fork—because “the best is yet to come”—the message reminds believers that death, sorrow, and pain will not have the final word. The sermon encourages Christians to develop a close, personal relationship with Jesus through daily Bible study, prayer, worship, and fellowship. It

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