In Psalm 51, Pastor Adrian Rogers preaches on David’s deep repentance after his grievous sins of adultery and murder, showing how even great saints can fall but can come back to God. He explains the capability of sin in believers, the heavy [...]

This is a season for God's people to be reestablished in the gospel of grace. Using Ephesians 1:7, the preacher stresses we have present-tense forgiveness of all sins through Christ's blood according to the riches of His grace—not [...]

We don't know what the year holds, but we know the One who holds it—God goes ahead, making crooked places straight and protecting us. His eyes care for us from beginning to end, providing, leading, and blessing despite worldly threats of [...]

Happy is the man who finds wisdom and gains understanding—her proceeds better than silver/gold, more precious than rubies. Wisdom prioritizes length of days/health in her right hand, then riches/honor in left; her ways pleasantness, paths [...]

Jesus is bodily in heaven at the Father's right hand, yet through the Holy Spirit He's present with us just as powerfully today—no loss in value or power, like changing form from coins to a note. He demonstrated lordship over time [...]

Summary Priscilla Shirer delivers a powerful message from 2 Kings 5 about Naaman the leper and the unnamed Israelite captive girl, emphasizing that hidden «leprosy"—spiritual, emotional, or relational ailments—often overshadows outward [...]

Pastor Kerry kicked off the new year with a series called "Recycle," imagining how amazing it would be if God could instantly recycle our stressful thoughts, stale marriages, faded dreams, and fears into peace, passion, excitement, and [...]

In this sermon on Nehemiah, the preacher emphasizes how God begins the restoration of Jerusalem’s broken walls and gates with the «Old Gate,» symbolizing the unchanging, foundational truths and commandments of God’s Word that must be reaffirmed [...]

Pastor taught on God’s restoration through His goodness, promising to restore peace, finances, time, health, and relationships, emphasizing that soul prosperity precedes all restoration, and identifying grievances, grief, and guilt as tools Satan [...]

In this final message of the Elisha series from 2 Kings 6, God performs a seemingly small miracle—making a borrowed iron ax head float—to show that He cares deeply about our losses, big or small; our good God specializes in restoration, helping us [...]

2 Kings chapter 5, verse 14. So he went down and dipped seven times in the Jordan according to the saying of the man of God. And his flesh was restored like the flesh of a little child, and he was clean. Naaman almost missed God. He almost missed [...]

We’re still with Naaman; we’re still learning from him. Second Kings chapter 5, verse 14: So he went down and dipped seven times in the Jordan according to the saying of the man of God, and his flesh was restored like the flesh of a little child, [...]

I trust you are well, and may the favor of God follow you today as you honor the Lord and live for Him. Most of us have heard the story of Job; it’s a familiar tale in the Bible. Job was a very noble man—wealthy, righteous, and blessed in so many [...]

Well, good morning! It is—no, yep, still morning. Nice to see you; glad you showed up. Benny and I, uh, actually just got back from England. We did, uh, an event for HTB (Holy Trinity Brompton) in London. Great church, great people—Nicky Gumbel and [...]

The couple was Christmas shopping. The shopping center was packed. The wife walked around and was surprised to discover that her husband was nowhere to be seen. She was quite upset because they had a lot to do, and hence she became so worried that [...]

Amen, amen, amen. All right, well, good morning! Good to see you; glad you showed up. Merry Christmas! How many of you, uh, like to get your shopping done by October? I’ve met a few of you; you amaze me, and you scare me a little bit, but you amaze [...]

Thanks, good morning, good morning! Gotta make sure you’re alive and awake. Double yolker! Excuse me, double yoker. Yoga! I want to go home and crack open some eggs. Anyone else going to do that? I think we just need to go home and see. I heard that [...]

In Matthew chapter 15, there’s a story of a mother that’s distraught. On behalf of her daughter, she comes to Jesus. She’s a Canaanite woman. That’s important. She’s not Jewish. She doesn’t keep the rules. She doesn’t keep the holidays, she doesn’t [...]

It’s Mother’s Day weekend. The title for this session is «God at Work Through our Families,» and just a bit of a disclaimer on the front end, this is my first Mother’s Day since my mom stepped out of time, so it feels like a special day to me. And [...]

So, now then, back over to the book of Hebrews. Oh, there’s so many things here. Hebrews 9:12, 14 and 23. We read those, now 10:1, For the law, having a shadow of good things to come and not the very image of the things can never with these [...]

This is an excerpt from: Timing Your Testimony Pastor Steven Furtick encourages trusting God's perfect timing, even when things feel delayed or lost—using stories like Gehazi rehearsing miracles, the Shunammite woman reclaiming her land, and [...]

I wanna talk to you for just a few minutes on, «A Simple Secret That Can Restore You». A simple secret that can restore you. Restoration is a biblical promise. And it just simply means to take you back, to circle back, to go back to how something [...]

This is an excerpt from: New Number Same Name Pastor Steven Furtick explores spiritual blindness in Mark 8 and 10, showing how Jesus heals blind men differently—once messily with spit and two touches, once instantly with a word—proving God is [...]

In this powerful message from Luke 22, Pastor Steven Furtick highlights Jesus' words to Peter: "Simon, Simon, Satan has asked to sift you as wheat. But I have prayed for you... and when you have turned back, strengthen your [...]

Number four, trauma can have negative effects on our lives if we don't deal with it. I remember my dad telling this story that when gran-gran lost her husband, she was, she was in a lot of pain. And that was his dad. And she was all alone, all [...]

How many of y'all in this room have ever been hurt by someone? Anyone ever just been, your feelings were hurt by someone? All right, 100% participation right there. I didn't even have to beg for that. There's certain questions you ask [...]

This is an excerpt from: Israel and the Church: Parallel Restoration Now I want to move on to the picture of restoration which is found in Joel 2. I’ll only read from verse 21 «Fear not, O land, be glad and rejoice, for the Lord has done marvelous [...]

This is an excerpt from: Israel and the Church: Parallel Restoration Now we’re going back to Psalm 102:14 «For your servants take pleasure in her stones and show favor to her dust». That’s a mark of the servants of the Lord. They take pleasure in [...]

We’re beginning once again with a proclamation from the Word of God. This one is taken from Daniel 2:20–22, and Daniel 4:34–35. What’s significant about the second part of the proclamation is it was made by King Nebuchadnezzar, a Gentile king who’d [...]

Have you ever had an epic fail in life? You know, most of us have. Those epic failures make us think that we are despicable and disqualified and discarded. But those thoughts are fake news. Peter denied Christ three times and he thought God was done [...]

Guilt and shame. They’re Siamese twins of the devil that can devastate our Christian lives, if we let them. Now, these terrible feelings can easily become a giant sticking point to our spiritual growth. So join me today as we open God’s Word and [...]

1 Samuel chapter 30 and verse 1. «Now it happened». We will all have it happened moments in our lives, moments that are so unthinkable, so painful, so difficult we don’t even wanna dignify that day with a word. But what I find is God wants us to [...]

Kerry Shock : Merry Christmas, Woodlands Church. How are you doing? You can be seated. We are so glad that you are here. The weather outside may be frightful this Christmas Eve, but it is warm and delightful in here, isn't it? Chris Shock : [...]

At the end of Acts 1, Jesus had told his disciples, stay in Jerusalem, stay in Jerusalem, stay in the place where you've experienced your biggest heartache, your biggest disappointment. Jerusalem represented a place where these disciples wanted [...]

This is an excerpt from: Not Dead Yet Pastor Steven Furtick draws from Leviticus to encourage believers that even when "dead things" like failed dreams, broken plans, or attacks from the enemy (the "weasel") fall on the seed of [...]

This is an excerpt from: Rescue Your Testimony Pastor Steven Furtick exposes worry as a twisted form of worship that steals our anticipation of God's goodness, attaching fear to unseen futures instead of faith to the unseen God. Drawing from [...]

The moments in this life that are just so beautiful and glorious like a sunrise over the Grand Canyon, or the feeling of falling head over heels in love, or the first cry of a newborn baby, those moments, they shout with certainty we have a God who [...]

This message was inspired in a way by watching an interview, I saw recently of a middle schooler, who was talking about his experience through the pandemic. He was sitting next to his mom who had divorced her husband. So, he had divorce in his home, [...]

Take some time to smile at the one beside you on the right and the left because in the year of time and space you might be liable to sit here for the next 5 hours. You don't even know it, okay? But it will be an accelerated time. Praise God. [...]

Peace be with you. Friends, we come now to the holy season of Lent, our preparation for Easter. Lent, I've often said, is a time to get back to basics. It's like when you're starting the football season and you get back to [...]

You know, I love the promise that Joel made. In Joel, 2:25, when it says that God says, I will restore the years. What the enemy has come to devour, He said, I will restore the years that the locusts has eaten. I will restore to you the years I will [...]

Well, I'm so happy that you joined me today and that we have this time to really dig deeper into the love of God, the tenderness of Jesus. The healing rest is what I'm going to really get into today. But I want to pray for you: Father, I [...]

This is an excerpt from: Found Fishing On this Easter, the preacher shares a powerful message from John 21 about Peter still wrestling with guilt after denying Jesus, even though the tomb is empty. The key point is that knowing Christ rose [...]

Well, today is a day of healing, and I dedicate this day to your healing. And I really believe that something supernatural is going to happen in your life as we process through how to heal our trauma and how to break through into our destiny. [...]

Heavenly Father, I thank you for your presence. I thank you for your purpose. I thank you for your power and your provision in each of our lives. I thank you, Father, that your provision will start showing up supernaturally in each person's [...]

Joel Osteen shares how life’s disappointments and mistakes can cause us to lose our true selves—the joyful, passionate, confident person God created—but drawing from Genesis 3 where God asks Adam «Where are you?», he assures us that the real us is [...]

But what if you already fell? I know there are double digit people in this room right now that say, "I can't go back, pastor. I wish someone would have told me ten years ago, 'Don't.' Period. I wish someone would have given [...]

I knew that I needed to talk about adultery with you when adultery kept happening among us. Not that long ago, here in our church tragically, there was a couple who is really active in our membership who fell into the sin of infidelity. And then, [...]

We have been delighting ourselves for some time now in the past several messages of watching how the grace of God works in the life of Jacob and learning, in the process, how the grace of God works in our lives. Here we come to this point after God [...]

In this powerful sermon from 1 Samuel 30, Pastor Jentezen Franklin unpacks David's devastating day at Ziklag—when raiders burned his city, kidnapped his family, and his own men turned against him—yet David wept with faith, refused bitterness, [...]