From Romans 8:18–28, the preacher passionately declares «The Groan Before the Glory.» Present sufferings—personal, generational, global—are divinely allowed to break stubbornness, strip away flesh, and birth something greater. Creation groans in [...]

In this fiery message from 2 Kings 4 about the Shunammite woman whose promised son suddenly dies, the preacher urges believers not to bury their God-given dreams even when they seem dead and cold. Despite saying «It is well» outwardly while her [...]

Moses begged God to show him His glory, not just to get the promised land but because he craved close proximity to God’s presence after all they’d been through together. Drawing from Exodus 33:18–23, the preacher stresses that true believers should [...]

In this powerful Father’s Day message from Ezekiel 22:30, the preacher declares that God is searching for one man to stand in the gap and build a protective wall on behalf of the land, emphasizing «The Father Factor"—the vital role of fathers [...]

In Judges 13, an angel promises a barren woman she’ll bear Samson, a Nazirite who’ll begin Israel’s deliverance from the Philistines, but the preacher warns that every great prescription from God comes with challenging side effects we aren’t told [...]

Psalm 133 celebrates how good and pleasant it is for brethren to dwell in unity, comparing it to anointing oil and refreshing dew, where God commands the blessing of life forevermore, and the preacher culminates by announcing the succession to [...]

In the crisis at Ziklag where David finds his city burned and families captured, leading to deep grief and even his men threatening to stone him, David encourages himself in the Lord, seeks God’s direction, and receives the promise to pursue and [...]

In Ruth 1:18–22, despite Naomi’s bitterness and losses returning empty to Bethlehem, Ruth’s faithful commitment brings them at barley harvest’s start—declaring prophetically that no famine lasts forever, as God uses seasons of lack to reposition us [...]

In Matthew 3:13–17, at Jesus' baptism, the phrase «Then cometh Jesus» powerfully declares that no matter the past troubles or current crises, Jesus arrives to fulfill righteousness, revealing God’s eternal plan and bringing victory, [...]

In Matthew 27:11–14 Jesus stands silently before Pilate amid fierce accusations, revealing that godly strength is often shown through quiet trust in God’s sovereign purpose rather than verbal defense, leading to triumph through the cross. Go to [...]

In his greeting from 2 Corinthians, Paul blesses God as the Father of mercies and God of all comfort who comforts us in every affliction so we can comfort others, and even this mighty apostle despaired of life in Asia yet learned to rely on the God [...]

Jesus speaks in Luke 12 about a unique baptism He must undergo—the cross itself—and how He’s constrained until it’s accomplished, and the preacher unpacks this as God’s encrypted plan hidden throughout Scripture and nature, revealing that true [...]

In Ephesians 2:13–22, Paul explains how Christ’s blood has brought Gentiles near to God, abolished the dividing wall between Jews and Gentiles, and reconciled both into one new body—making us fellow citizens and part of God’s household, built [...]

In Matthew 7:24–28 Jesus concludes the Sermon on the Mount by comparing the wise man who hears and obeys His words to one who builds his house on a rock that withstands the storm, while the foolish man who hears but does not obey builds on sand and [...]

Psalm 23:4 — «Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me.» Even with the Lord as Shepherd providing every good thing, David acknowledges the reality [...]

Paul, writing from prison in Ephesians 3:7-12, explains how God’s grace made him a minister to preach the unsearchable riches of Christ to the Gentiles and reveal the hidden mystery, so that now through the church God’s manifold wisdom would be [...]

In Luke 13:10–17, Jesus heals a woman bound by a spirit of infirmity for 18 years on the Sabbath in the synagogue, silencing her critics by declaring she, a daughter of Abraham, ought to be loosed from Satan’s bond, turning a moment of controversy [...]

In John 4:20–28, Jesus radically declares to the Samaritan woman that true worship is no longer bound to mountains or Jerusalem, but must be in spirit and truth. He reveals Himself as the Messiah («I that speak unto thee am He»), transforming her [...]

In this sermon from Mark 15:9-21, the preacher shows how God’s love and salvation are for the whole world, not just one group, and uses Simon of Cyrene—a Black man from Africa drafted to carry Jesus’ cross—as proof that everyone, especially [...]

Drawing from Matthew 1:21–23, the preacher marvels at the phenomenon of the eternal God becoming incarnate as Jesus—Emmanuel, «God With Us"—humbly born in a barn yet bearing the government on His tiny shoulders, reminding us not to let [...]

From Joshua 5:1-9, the preacher explores the «principles of circumcision» as Israel pauses at Gilgal before possessing the Promised Land: God commands circumcision not as punishment but as preparation—cutting away flesh, reproach, and old [...]

From John 14:16–27, Jesus promises not to leave His disciples as orphans but to send «another Helper"—the Holy Spirit—as their Guardian: Comforter, Advocate, Counselor, Strengthener who dwells in them, teaches them, brings peace, and protects [...]

In Acts 12, Peter lands in prison not because of his own sin but because Herod wants political points with the Jews—and yet God sends an angel to break him out, showing that when trouble comes through no fault of your own, the Lord Himself will [...]

In Philippians 2:4-11, Jesus—though fully God—chose to empty Himself, take the form of a servant, and humble Himself to death on a cross; because of this radical service, God highly exalted Him, showing that true greatness comes only through humble [...]

Bishop T.D. Jakes draws from Luke 4:13–21 to show that Jesus' ministry prioritizes economic equity, release from oppression, vision, and abundant life, concluding that true ministry takes many forms—including business, housing, disaster [...]

On Palm Sunday, drawing from Mark 11:1-10, the preacher shows how Jesus deliberately sends for a colt that’s been tied up at a crossroads—symbolizing those stuck in holding patterns of life—and commands the disciples to loose it because the Lord [...]

Drawing from the story of the Syrophoenician woman in Mark 7:24–30, the preacher explores counterintuitive disciplines—things that don’t make sense but are powerfully true—like humbly persisting in faith even when initially rebuffed, owning [...]

From Mark 1:9-13, after Jesus' baptism with heavenly affirmation, the Spirit immediately drives Him into the wilderness for 40 days of temptation among wild beasts—yet angels minister to Him, showing that even in our driest, most isolated [...]

From John 20:24–31, when Thomas misses Jesus' first resurrection appearance and doubts until he sees the scars, the preacher addresses «ghosting"—sudden withdrawal from life due to trauma, stress, and disruption—urging presence and [...]

In His conversation with the Samaritan woman at the well from John 4:21–26, Jesus reveals that true worship is no longer tied to a specific location but happens in spirit and truth—and amazingly, the Father Himself is actively seeking such [...]

Drawing from 1 Samuel 3:1-10, the preacher declares that in seasons of spiritual barrenness and personal darkness—our «night shift"—God is actively at work, calling us like He called young Samuel, disrupting routines, and bringing breakthrough [...]

In Genesis 32:22–32, Jacob wrestles all night with God, refusing to let go until he receives a blessing, and through this struggle God changes his name to Israel, showing that holding on to God amid inner battles brings transformation and a new [...]

Drawing from Isaiah 9:6 and Luke 1:35, the preacher celebrates the birth of Jesus as the ultimate small package containing infinite divine power, emphasizing that God delivers profound blessings, salvation, and peace through humble beginnings like [...]

Bishop T.D. Jakes delivers a powerful message from Ezekiel 16:2-7, declaring that mere survival through trauma, pain, and past neglect is insufficient—God commands us to truly live by cutting ties to the past, cleansing ourselves from lingering [...]

From Hebrews 11:32–34 and Judges 4:15–21, Bishop T.D. Jakes celebrates Deborah and Jael as «velvet gloves"—women who appear gentle yet wield decisive strength—showing how God transforms weakness into power, empowers the overlooked (especially [...]

From Luke 10:39–42, Jesus teaches that while Martha is distracted with much serving and worries, Mary chooses to sit at His feet listening to His word—and He declares that Mary has chosen the good part which won’t be taken away, showing that [...]

In Ruth chapter 2, after the disruptions and losses of chapter 1, Ruth steps into a new season as an immigrant in Bethlehem, gleaning in Boaz’s field by «hap,» showing that embracing change and disruption with courage and adaptability leads to [...]

[animate-gaussian] In Ephesians 2 Paul explains that we were all spiritually dead in sins, following the ways of this world and our flesh, but God in His rich mercy and great love made us alive together with Christ by grace through faith — a free [...]

Paul preaches in Acts 13 that God fulfilled His promise to the fathers by raising Jesus from the dead, just as foretold in the Psalms — that His Holy One would not see corruption and that He would receive the sure mercies of David. The preacher [...]

Drawing from Psalm 34:1-10, the preacher shows how David praises God continually even while admitting fears, troubles, and cries for help, explaining that life is like a quilt of fragmented experiences stitched together by trusting in God’s [...]

In John 13:2-17 Jesus shows his disciples that true greatness comes through humble service, not power or position—by washing their feet even knowing Judas would betray him, he gave an example that following him means serving others, and those who [...]

Jesus, fully God yet fully man, experienced deep rejection and abandonment—like the world not recognizing Him and His own not receiving Him—so He could relate to our pain and carry our griefs, giving us a plan to survive the trauma through crying [...]

David, the scuffling shepherd, was underestimated by the Jebusites in their stronghold, but he pulled it down by force—using their own waterways against them—turning Jebus into the City of David; we must pull down mental strongholds through [...]

Drawing from Numbers 13:26–33, the preacher explains how the spies confirmed the Promised Land’s abundance but ten brought fear-focused facts about giants, while Caleb, with another spirit, boldly declared they could take it—teaching us that even [...]

In this sermon from John 20:19–31, the preacher uses Jesus showing His wounds to the disciples and Thomas to teach that true respect and belief come only with «receipts"—the scars and evidence of what we’ve survived—declaring that without [...]

From Luke 18:9-14, the preacher teaches that God's house is "the leveling place" where prideful self-righteousness (Pharisee) is humbled and honest desperation (Publican) is exalted—calling us to drop camouflage, come clean with [...]

In Joshua 3, God promises to magnify Joshua before Israel just as He was with Moses, and by having the priests step into the overflowing Jordan carrying the Ark, He miraculously parts the waters so the people cross on dry ground—showing that [...]

In Matthew 14:22–33, Jesus sends the disciples ahead in the boat, they get stuck in a storm on the lake, and He comes walking on the water—teaching us that when we’re alone and frozen between past miracles and future ones, facing contrary winds, [...]

In Genesis 1:1-2, the Bible begins with «In the beginning, God"—declaring that God is eternal, sovereign, and the Creator who brings order out of chaos. For a new year and new beginnings, everything must start with God to endure, flourish, and [...]

From Luke 19:1-10, Jesus notices Zacchaeus—a short, wealthy, despised chief tax collector who went all out, running ahead and climbing a tree just to see Him—calls him down personally, declares He must stay at his house, and proclaims salvation has [...]