In this sermon from 1 Corinthians 10:12-14, the preacher emphasizes that temptation is a universal human experience that no one escapes, but God is faithful—He never allows us to be tempted beyond what we can bear and always provides a way of [...]

This sermon uses the story of a man with rabies making a "list of people to bite" to illustrate the self-destructive nature of resentment. Examining 1 Corinthians 13:5 and King David's deathbed command for vengeance, the preacher [...]

David Jeremiah warns that procrastination is one of the most dangerous habits, rooted in Satan's favorite word "tomorrow," while God's urgent call is "today," using Scriptures like Luke 9, Matthew 26, and the story of [...]

In this sermon, David Jeremiah addresses the destructive giant of jealousy (or envy), described in Scripture as a "boiling" inner torment that divides churches, families, and lives, using examples from the Bible like Saul and David, [...]

David Jeremiah teaches that failure is an inevitable part of human life, even for believers, as Paul describes in 2 Corinthians 4 where God's treasure is placed in fragile "earthen vessels" prone to pressure and setbacks, yet God [...]

David Jeremiah reassures believers that doubt is a normal part of faith, experienced even by biblical giants like John the Baptist and Thomas, drawing from John 20 to show how Thomas's honest questioning led him from isolation and demands for [...]

David Jeremiah distinguishes between righteous anger, as modeled by Jesus against injustice, and sinful anger that harms us most, using Ephesians 4:26 to command "Be angry and do not sin," warning against nursing, rehearsing, or [...]

Drawing from the real-life story of Robert Garth, who endured 15 years of tormenting guilt after a teenage murder, and King David's year-long agony after adultery and murder in Psalm 51 and 32, David Jeremiah illustrates how unconfessed sin [...]

David Jeremiah tackles the giant of worry, using Jesus' teaching in Matthew 6:25-34 where He commands "Do not worry" three times, reasoning that worry is inconsistent, irrational, ineffective, illogical, and irreligious, while urging [...]

David Jeremiah confronts the widespread epidemic of loneliness, illustrated through stories like Grace Llewellyn Smith's epitaph and various life stages from singles to seniors, drawing from biblical figures like David, Jeremiah, and Paul who [...]

In this sermon, the preacher shares the story of a cheerful Little League boy who wasn't discouraged despite being way behind in the score, using it to introduce how the Bible addresses discouragement through words like "faint" or [...]

In this powerful sermon, Pastor David Jeremiah explores how the spirit of fear can paralyze lives and keep people from God's promises, using the story of the 12 spies in Numbers 13-14 (recounted in Deuteronomy 1) as the main biblical example. [...]