Summary: In this sermon, the preacher draws from Numbers 14:24 and Joshua 14:10 to highlight how Caleb stood out because he had a «different spirit» and followed God fully, which led to God’s promise that he and his descendants would inherit the land. The key message is that believers today are called to be different through the anointing of...
Summary: In this spontaneous message on «Expediting the Miraculous,» inspired during a break between services amid a season of fasting and prayer, the preacher uses the story of Elisha’s relentless pursuit of Elijah in 2 Kings 2 to outline four keys to hasten God’s miracles: (1) Relentlessly search after God’s presence, following wherever He...
Summary: Drawing from Jeremiah 31:3 where God declares His everlasting, unending love—"I’ve never quit loving you, and I never will"—this teaching message on «Endless Love» emphasizes that healthy relationships mirror God’s unconditional love and must be built on solid foundational truths rather than superficial aesthetics. The preacher...
Summary: In this second message of «The Vow» series titled «Dancing in the Rain,» the preacher builds on the Holy Spirit as «Jesus Unlimited,» using Joel 2:23–27 and Acts 2:17 to portray the outpouring of the Spirit as former and latter rain essential for life, refreshment, and restoration after loss. The central thought is that just as rain is...
Summary: In this message from the «The Night Before» series titled «Chasing Light,» the preacher uses the story of the Magi following the star in Matthew 2:1-2 to illustrate how the wise men chased the light of Christ for years with unwavering desire and expectation, even through dark and uncertain times. The core idea is that in seasons of...
Summary: This message, titled «Chain Reaction,» centers on 1 Thessalonians 5:18—"In everything give thanks; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you"—to show how gratitude isn’t just a feeling but God’s clear command that sparks a powerful chain reaction in our lives. Drawing from Paul and Silas praising in prison...
Summary: In this powerful message from the first Revival Wednesday of the 2020s, the preacher draws from Proverbs 30:24–28 to show how God highlights four small, seemingly insignificant creatures—ants, conies, locusts, and lizards—as sources of extreme wisdom for entering a new season. The key idea is that God often uses what the world sees as...
Summary: In the concluding message of «The Gift of Rest,» the preacher emphasizes that only Jesus provides true soul-rest by inviting us to take His light yoke of submission to Him rather than the heavy burdens of the world or religious legalism. Drawing from Matthew 11:28–30 and chapter 12, he contrasts worldly/religious bondage (rules, control,...
Summary: In the final message of «The Gift of Rest,» the preacher reveals the ultimate mystery of the Sabbath and Jubilee: Jesus Himself is the fulfillment, proclaiming liberty, forgiveness of debts (sins), and true rest. Drawing from Leviticus 25 and Luke 4, he explains the Jubilee (every 50th year) as total debt cancellation and freedom,...
Summary: In part two of «The Gift of Rest,» the preacher emphasizes that work is a blessing and pre-fall assignment from God, revealing His attributes and serving as worship when done unto the Lord. However, Satan twists work into idolatry through busyness, stealing the gift of rest. To protect rest, believers must intentionally plan it as an act...
Summary: In launching the new series «The Gift of Rest,» the preacher emphasizes that rest is a divine gift from God, as Jesus invites the weary to find rest in Him (Matthew 11:28), yet many believers struggle to accept it due to cultural hustle and personal misunderstandings like fear, false guilt, and viewing rest as laziness. Drawing from the...
Summary: In this final message of the series on preventing spiritual injuries, the preacher draws from Psalm 40:3 and David’s example of trusting God during Absalom’s rebellion, emphasizing that true trust means abandoning our own control and worshiping God even in hardship. He explores Luke 4:18 where Jesus declares His mission to heal the...
Summary: In this continuation of the «Warning: How to Prevent Spiritual Injury» series, the preacher confronts the spiritual wound of ego—our self-importance and need to prove our worth. Using humor, personal stories, and the encounter of the rich young ruler in Mark 10, he teaches that ego is everyone’s worst enemy: it blinds us to what God can...
Summary: In this Mother’s Day message continuing the «Warning: How to Prevent Spiritual Injury» series, the preacher addresses the spiritual brokenness that comes from struggling to trust God after life’s hurts and disappointments. Using personal stories, Proverbs 3:5-6, and the dramatic examples from Abraham and Sarah’s journey—including their...
Summary: This sermon tackles the spiritual injury of feeling like a «lost cause"—that deep mindset where you lose hope of ever changing or succeeding in life. Drawing from the story of the ten lepers in Luke 17, the preacher shows how Jesus healed all ten physically as they obeyed Him, but only one (a despised Samaritan) returned to worship...
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