In this sermon on the siege of Samaria from 2 Kings, the preacher uses the story of four lepers and God's miraculous deliverance to teach that in desperate times, we must resist discouragement, trust God's often-delayed and unexpected [...]

Drawing from the "Lions & Lambs" series contrasting the devil as a roaring lion to devour with the Lion of Judah worthy of worship, this sermon examines God's sovereignty and power in 2 Kings through stories like Elijah calling [...]

In this sermon, the preacher declares that Jesus is building a triumphant, prevailing church composed of individuals who understand and exercise their spiritual authority in Christ, emphasizing that believers are salt and light, children of God, [...]

Continuing the «Lions & Lambs» series, this sermon contrasts resisting the devil’s roars with worshiping the Lion of Judah, using Churchill’s resolve against Chamberlain’s appeasement as a metaphor to urge the church to shift from passivity and [...]

The preacher urges believers to actively participate in worship as part of Christ’s triumphal procession, celebrating the complete victory Jesus won over Satan through His death and resurrection, using passages like 2 Corinthians 2:14, Revelation [...]

In a world full of spiritual conflict manifested through deception, violence, and confusion, the preacher contrasts the roaring lion (Satan) from 1 Peter 5:8-10, calling believers to resist him firmly in faith, with the triumphant Lion of the tribe [...]

Drawing from Luke 4, Zechariah 4, and Revelation, the preacher challenges believers to return to God in the power of the Holy Spirit rather than human might, recognizing the ongoing spiritual war against Satan and his forces, while aligning with [...]

The preacher emphasizes that the church must engage culture with a biblical worldview on policies, not parties, contrasting the devouring roaring lion (Satan) in 1 Peter 5:8 with the triumphant Lion of Judah (Jesus) in Revelation 5, urging [...]

The preacher explores the tension between the roaring lion (Satan seeking to devour) in 1 Peter 5:8-10 and the triumphant Lion of Judah who appears as a slain Lamb in Revelation 5, urging believers to live fully yielded lives as sheep under the [...]

In his farewell to the Ephesian elders, Paul warns of savage wolves who will ravage the flock with false gospels even from within, urging vigilance since the church is bought by Christ's blood; today we face the same distortions, but God is [...]

Jesus suffered both as our substitute on the cross, bearing our punishment, and as our example in life, showing us how to respond to injustice with forgiveness and silence rather than retaliation; drawing from Peter’s words and Christ’s [...]

Building on the series from rejection to acceptance and freedom, the preacher reminds us that we are deeply significant to God who created and knows us intimately, as seen in Psalm 139 and 1 Peter 1 where believers are chosen according to God’s [...]

Praise is a powerful weapon that silences the enemy and the accuser of the brethren, as seen in Psalm 8:2 and Revelation’s heavenly scenes; by guarding our hearts through thanksgiving, disciplined thoughts, and intentional words drawn from [...]

Our thoughts shape our words, which in turn define our reality; drawing from personal reflections on spiritual stagnation and the analogy of tending a garden for summer fruit, the preacher urges intentional cultivation of the fruit of the Spirit [...]

The preacher emphasizes that the gospel rests on the historical facts of Christ's death for our sins, burial, and resurrection on the third day, as outlined in 1 Corinthians 15. True salvation comes not from merely accepting these facts but [...]

The preacher reminds us that God’s profound love and favor make us accepted in the Beloved, as in Ephesians, countering our tendency to focus on failures. Rejection is universal, seen in biblical figures like Joseph and his brothers, whose family [...]

The preacher stresses that rejection is inevitable in this world but lacks the power to block God's best for us unless we allow it, sharing personal stories of coping mechanisms like "I don't care," "That didn't [...]

The preacher introduces a series on moving "from rejection to acceptance," asserting that rejection is a silent adversary hindering God's best, yet universal and surmountable. He affirms God's profound acceptance and favor [...]

The preacher draws life lessons from David, emphasizing that God provides in real time as we step out in faith, battles come in every season requiring us to be overcomers, we must continually learn about God’s kingdom and spiritual conflict, and [...]

In this sermon from Acts 13 and Psalm 89, the preacher highlights God’s remarkable description of David as a man after His own heart who will do everything He wants, despite David’s flaws, and draws life lessons showing that truly following God [...]

Drawing from Joshua's transformation through the Exodus and God's ongoing deliverance, the preacher emphasizes that entering God's kingdom requires full commitment, relies utterly on His power, faces constant challenges, demands [...]

Using Jesus' thankful prayer before raising Lazarus and examples like Moses at Mara, the preacher teaches that gratitude, as a willful choice rather than a feeling, unlocks God's supernatural power, while ingratitude leads to spiritual [...]

In a message addressing America’s Christian heritage and the church’s role amid cultural drift, the preacher argues that thankfulness is a powerful spiritual act linked to grace, providing peace, access to God, and strength against anxiety, urging [...]

Through the transition from Samuel to Saul and the foreshadowing of David in 1 Samuel, the preacher emphasizes that God seeks people with hearts fully committed to Him, warning against casual obedience like Saul’s while highlighting Samuel’s [...]

Drawing parallels between Israel’s transition to monarchy under Saul in 1 Samuel and the new covenant promises in Christ, the preacher urges believers to fully occupy God’s promises through faithful cooperation, warning against complacency, weird [...]

In this message from 1 Samuel, the preacher stresses that the most vital trait for God’s people in any generation is learning to truly listen to and recognize His voice, as seen in young Samuel’s training under Eli, and warns that failing to heed [...]

Drawing from the early chapters of 1 Samuel, the preacher highlights God's initiative in raising up faithful leaders like Samuel amid failed human leadership, stresses that God's promises are conditional on honoring Him, and urges parents [...]

Picking up after Elijah’s triumph on Mount Carmel in 1 Kings 19 and Jesus' ministry in Luke 4, the preacher warns that evil doesn’t retreat before God’s power but doubles down, urging the church to rely on divine strength against it, embrace [...]

In this message titled «When God Intervenes,» the preacher reviews America’s founding documents and history to assert its deep Christian heritage, quotes founders affirming biblical principles as essential to the nation, contrasts it with [...]

Building on God’s covenant promises of land to Abraham’s descendants, the preacher explains that in the New Covenant believers inherit a life fully defined by God’s complete promises—everything needed for life and godliness already given through [...]

In this concluding message of the series on God’s Plan, Promises, and People, the preacher emphasizes that God’s intentional plan for the earth, revealed through His covenants and promises, is reaching its culmination amid rising lawlessness, and [...]

Wrapping up thoughts on serving the King, the preacher stresses that true servanthood involves surrendering our will, cultivating contentment through Christ, exercising entrusted authority faithfully, recognizing the limits set by our Master, and [...]

Peter reminds us in 2 Peter 1 that God has already given us everything we need for life and godliness through His precious promises, enabling us to participate in the divine nature and escape worldly corruption—but we must choose to believe and [...]

Building on the call to serve the Lord faithfully, this message emphasizes that to those given much—like abundant opportunities and resources—much is required, urging believers to honor God first with money and time through generosity, to embrace [...]

Continuing the series on God’s plan, promises, and people, this message stresses that God’s inheritance for believers is His promises—not land like Israel’s—but these must be appropriated through choice; focusing on money, it warns against the love [...]

Jesus promises peace in John 16:33—not the absence of trouble, but His overcoming peace in the midst of it; to appropriate this promise, believers must actively choose to reject worry and fear, cast anxiety on God, persevere in trust, and rejoice [...]

In this series on God’s plan, promises, and people, the preacher addresses increasing lawlessness in society as a sign of the times from Matthew 24, yet sees God moving powerfully; emphasizing free will, he urges believers to actively choose God’s [...]

Jesus declares in Matthew 16 that He will build His church and the gates of hell won’t prevail against it, promising victory despite opposition and assuring us of His unstoppable plan. The preacher urges believers to get fully involved in what [...]

Continuing the theme of God's plan, promises, and people, the preacher emphasizes that God's covenants reveal His unbreakable will and character, using Israel's miraculous survival as proof, and calls believers to actively [...]

Drawing from James 2:26, the preacher stresses that faith without corresponding actions is dead, urging believers to combine biblical truth with real-life experiences through faith, patience, and overcoming evil with good to inherit God's [...]

Pastor Allen challenges the church to move beyond superficial attendance and actively invite God into every moment of worship by praying briefly for those around us. Drawing from recent cultural shifts and biblical promises, he emphasizes that [...]

Pastor Allen draws parallels between the Old Testament conquest of the Promised Land under Joshua and the New Testament spiritual conquest under Jesus, emphasizing that entering God’s promises requires active faith, confession, courage amid [...]

The preacher celebrates a recent IRS ruling as a divine victory restoring free speech to churches by easing restrictions on discussing culture and candidates, rooted in the Johnson Amendment’s history, then launches into a series on God’s plan, [...]

Facing real opposition and cultural decay without fear, Pastor Allen urges believers to embrace a deeper dependence on the Holy Spirit for daily guidance and boldness, using Ezekiel 37's vision of dry bones coming to life as a prophetic [...]

Drawing from a recent trip to Israel amid ongoing conflict, the preacher shares observations on supernatural protection, global hatred toward Jews fulfilling prophecy, isolation yet flourishing faith, generational resolve, real evil, and a biblical [...]

Without a genuine fear of the Lord—true reverence and respect for God—our lives are built on shaky ground, leading to pride and eventual destruction. Drawing from Proverbs and Jesus’ teachings, the preacher warns that diminished awe for God shows [...]

In a world full of confusion where common sense seems rare and absurdity often prevails, true wisdom and flourishing begin with the fear of the Lord—genuine reverence and respect for God that leads us to submit to His Word, shun evil, and build our [...]

Antisemitism isn’t just historical prejudice—it’s a spiritual force driven by the spirit of Antichrist, persisting for millennia against the Jewish people. From post-Holocaust rejection to modern threats, believers have a responsibility to stand [...]

God’s unbreakable covenant with Abraham and the Jewish people forms the foundation of all spiritual blessings for Christians, who are grafted into Israel’s root—yet history shows the church has often fueled antisemitism through arrogance and [...]

As Israel faces escalating conflict with Iran after over 600 days of war, the preacher questions if supporting Israel can go too far, urging a biblical view that sees current events as God's shaking to expose instability and antisemitism, [...]