Genesis chapter 1, verse 24: Then God said, «Let the earth bring forth the living creature according to its kind: cattle and creeping thing and beast of the earth, each according to its kind.» And it was so. Our minds produce ideas, our hands [...]

1 Timothy chapter 1, verse 18: This charge I commit to you, son Timothy, according to the prophecies previously made concerning you, that by them you may wage the good warfare. Paul was aware of the prophecies that had been made concerning Timothy, [...]

Yesterday, we looked at the battle that King Jehoshaphat led the people of Judah into. They were fighting three armies from Moab, Ammon, and Seir. They went into this battle with singing. And so today, we’re going to look at the victory that God [...]

1 Timothy 1:3 and 4: As I urged you when I went into Macedonia, remain in Ephesus that you may charge some that they teach no other doctrine, nor give heed to fables and endless genealogies, which cause disputes rather than godly edification, which [...]

This week, we are focusing on singing a very important part of our worship and praise to the Lord. And so we go to Colossians chapter 3: Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly, in all wisdom, teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and [...]

Genesis 1:31: Then God saw everything that He had made, and indeed it was very good. So the evening and the morning were the sixth day. God looked at what He had done, and He pronounced it very good. They were very good morally, and they were very [...]

We are looking at singing into battle. When you’re faced with opponents and difficult situations in front of you, you can go into warfare with singing. Our story is from 2 Chronicles 20:21. And when he had consulted with the people, he appointed [...]

1 Timothy 1:1–16 However, for this reason I obtain mercy, that in me first Christ Jesus might show all longsuffering as a pattern for those who are going to believe in Him for everlasting life. Paul saw his salvation as a pattern that God was [...]

The Doxology: A Hymn of Praise «Now to the King eternal, immortal, invisible, to God, who alone is wise, be honor and glory forever and ever. Amen.» (1 Timothy 1:17) This verse is a doxology — a hymn of praise used by the early church. It reveals [...]

2 Chronicles chapter 20, verses 27 and 28: Then they returned, every man of Judah and Jerusalem, with Jehoshaphat in front of them, to go back to Jerusalem with joy. For the Lord had made them rejoice over their enemies. So they came to Jerusalem [...]

First Timothy, chapter 1, verse 15: This is a faithful saying and worthy of all acceptance, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners, of whom I am chief. This is a very dramatic verse in First Timothy, where Paul calls himself the chief [...]

1 Chronicles chapter 16, verses 8 and 9: Oh, give thanks to the Lord! Call upon His name; make known His deeds among the peoples. Sing to Him; sing psalms to Him; talk of His wondrous works. This psalm was a psalm that was composed on the day that [...]

1 Timothy 1 verse 12: And I thank Christ Jesus our Lord, who has enabled me because he has counted me faithful, putting me into the ministry. So, at this time, Paul is talking about his calling and the ministry that God has given to him, and he [...]

Genesis 1, verse 26: Then God said, «Let us make man in our image, according to our likeness. Let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, over the birds of the air, over the cattle, over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creeps [...]

We’ve talked about singing and worshiping the Lord with our song, with our praise. That we must sing a new song. That what we sing must be in the word of God. And we must declare God’s works in our singing. Look at Isaiah chapter 44:23. Sing, O [...]

Welcome to a brand new week as we continue our study of God’s Word, and I trust that you have been enriched every morning. This week, we’re going to look at singing, as singing is a very important part of our worship and our praise to the Lord. We [...]

Well, we’re still talking about fruitfulness; we’ll be discussing it this week and next week. So, there’s quite some ground to cover, and we’ve spoken a bit about it. Now, we go to Genesis 1, verse 28: «Then God blessed them, and God said to them, [...]

Welcome to a brand new week. We’ve been talking about fruitfulness since the previous week, and we will continue this week discussing fruitfulness. We have talked about several factors relating to our fruitful life. So, Matthew 21:19 tells us: «And [...]

John warns that claiming fellowship with God while walking in darkness is a lie and not practicing the truth; true Christians must go beyond nominal faith by knowing Jesus as the Truth through Scripture, receiving His Word despite cultural [...]

Paul introduces his first letter to Timothy by identifying himself as an apostle sent by Jesus Christ, addresses Timothy as his true son in the faith, and extends grace, mercy, and peace; the key lesson is that God trains and sends us as His [...]

John confronts early church errors by warning that claiming to have no sin deceives ourselves and shows the truth is not in us; he addresses both self-righteous believers who think they’re sinless and sin-denying ones who ignore their faults, [...]

David shifts from lamenting his enemies in Psalm 5 to calling all who trust in God to rejoice, shout for joy because God defends them, and be joyful in loving His name, celebrating God’s protection and presence. From Darkness to Joy: A Sudden Shift [...]

In Psalm 5:7-8, David contrasts the wicked who cannot enter God’s presence with his own approach: he enters confidently through God’s abundant mercy, with reverent fear, and prays for divine guidance and a straight path amid enemies. Who Can [...]

In 1 John 1:7, walking in the light as God is in the light brings three powerful blessings: enriched fellowship with Christ, deeper relationships with other believers, and ongoing cleansing from all sin by the blood of Jesus. What Kind of Life Does [...]

In 1 John 1:1, the apostle John powerfully affirms the full humanity and reality of Jesus—the Word of Life—by declaring that the disciples heard Him, saw Him with their eyes, carefully examined Him, and even touched Him, proving He is no mere idea [...]

In 1 John 1:9, John includes himself in urging believers to confess sins openly, revealing God’s faithfulness and justice: He forgives and cleanses us completely because Jesus already paid the penalty, allowing God to remain just while staying [...]

David describes his enemies as faithless, destructive, deadly, and deceptive people whose words are like an open tomb, and he prays for God to declare them guilty and cast them out because their attacks are ultimately a rebellion against God [...]

In Psalm 5:4-5 David declares God’s holy hatred for sin—He takes no pleasure in wickedness, evil cannot dwell with Him, the boastful cannot stand in His sight, and He hates all workers of iniquity—reminding us to examine our hearts before [...]

David wraps up Psalm 5 by celebrating God’s faithfulness: He blesses the righteous and surrounds them with His favor like a protective shield, assuring believers that divine blessing and protection override any enemy curse. A Hopeful Ending to [...]

In Psalm 5:3 David emphasizes morning prayer by repeating the word «morning,» showing its priority, and declares he will «direct» or carefully arrange his prayer before God like the Old Testament priests arranged the altar. The Power of Repetition [...]

John warns that claiming to have no sin not only deceives ourselves but makes God a liar and shows His word is not in us, stressing the danger of self-righteousness while calling us to rely daily on Christ's advocacy and grace. Wrapping Up 1 [...]

Jesus reminds His excited disciples that their power over demons stems from His prior victory over Satan, whom He saw fall like lightning from heaven (Luke 10:18–19), and He grants them authority to trample all enemy forces with the promise that [...]

In Genesis 12:5, Abraham arrives in Canaan simply by obeying God’s call to leave Haran, without knowing it was the promised land—showing that obedience positions us for God’s hidden guidance, leading us step by step to blessings and places we never [...]

In Matthew 19:16, the rich young ruler asks Jesus how to gain eternal life, highlighting the danger of seeking guidance from the wrong sources—only Jesus and the Holy Spirit can truly lead us to salvation and a blessed life. Day 8: Seeking Eternal [...]

From the belly of the fish in Jonah 2:9, Jonah declares thanksgiving and commitment to pay his vows before seeing deliverance—proving that offering the sacrifice of praise and honoring promises to God in faith triggers His salvation and release. [...]

Drawing from Exodus 4:29–30, this sermon shows how God’s mission is fulfilled through teamwork, as Moses and Aaron model the transferability of God’s word and power, concluding that lasting impact comes when we refuse to run alone and embrace the [...]

Using Luke 8:23–24, this message teaches that storms can arise even when Jesus is present, but the same Savior who calmed the Sea of Galilee has authority to still every storm in our lives, calling us to trust His power and speak peace by faith. [...]

Based on Exodus 4:27–28, this message reveals how God prepares and connects the right people for His purposes, showing that Moses’ mission was strengthened through Aaron, and concluding that every calling is supported by God-appointed helpers. When [...]

From 2 Corinthians 1:20, this message declares that every promise of God is anchored in who He is and fulfilled in Christ, concluding that believers can fully trust God because His promises are true, faithful, creative, and already established as [...]

From 2 Chronicles 20:21–22, this message reveals praise as a powerful spiritual weapon, showing that when Judah put worship before warfare, God Himself fought the battle and brought victory. Day 16: When Praise Becomes Your Battle Strategy Welcome [...]

From Daniel 4:17, this message proclaims that God alone rules in the affairs of men, showing through Nebuchadnezzar’s fall that no human power can rival Him, and concluding with confidence that God overrules evil and governs our lives for His [...]

Drawing from Deuteronomy 28:12–13, this message teaches that obedience positions God’s people for comprehensive blessing, concluding that the Lord opens His heavenly treasure to promote, provide, and establish His children as givers and leaders. [...]

From Exodus 15:26, this message reveals God as Jehovah Rapha, the Lord who heals, showing through the waters of Mara and the work of Christ that healing flows from God’s nature and is promised to those who trust Him. Day 28: Meeting Jehovah Rapha [...]

From Jeremiah 15:20–21, this message affirms God’s promise of protection and deliverance, revealing that even when opposition comes, those called by God will stand firm, unbroken, and victorious because the Lord Himself defends and rescues them. [...]

From 2 Samuel 5:20, this message reveals God as Baal-perazim—the Lord of the breakthrough—showing that when the anointing attracts opposition, God Himself goes before His servant to shatter enemy resistance and give decisive victory. Day 17: The [...]

Drawing from Psalm 150:1–2, this message calls believers to wholehearted thanksgiving and praise after the 40 Days of Power—praising God everywhere, for all His mighty works, and in a measure that matches His excellent greatness. Praise the Lord [...]

From 1 Kings 18:44–45, this message shows how Elijah’s prayer—rooted in authority, humility, and persistence—opened the heavens, proving that the Lord alone controls the rain and answers His servants with power. Day 13: When the Heavens Open [...]

From Psalm 24:1–2, this message declares God’s absolute ownership of the earth and all who dwell in it, affirming His sovereignty, His love for humanity, and His purpose to establish His rule and blessing upon the earth. Day 31: The Earth Belongs [...]

Drawing from Psalm 98:1, the preacher calls believers to respond to God’s victories and mercies with a «new song, ” not just in music but in words, attitude, and faith, concluding that every fresh act of God requires a renewed expression of praise. [...]

Using Genesis 12:10, the preacher shows that famine can come even when we are walking in God’s will, concluding that seasons of scarcity are tests of faith meant to deepen our trust in God as our true provider. When Famine Appears in God’s Will [...]