Pastor preaches from 2 Kings 4 about a widow in debt, using the miracle of multiplied oil to show God's way out of financial slavery: honor God first through tithing, save diligently, spend wisely on needs before wants, and trust Him as your [...]

In this sermon from James 2, the preacher condemns illegitimate discrimination in the church—class, racial, gender, political, cultural, and preferential—calling it evil partiality that brings divine judgment, and urges believers to love neighbors [...]

The preacher addresses Christians trapped in strongholds (spiritual addictions like sin patterns), explaining from 2 Corinthians 10 and John 8 that these persist due to double-mindedness and mental partitions blocking God's truth; true freedom [...]

Through the story of Gehazi’s covetousness leading to leprosy (2 Kings 5), the preacher shows irreversible consequences like curses can face a divine “retest” in similar situations (2 Kings 7-8 famine and lepers), where God gives another chance for [...]

In the story of Naaman's healing from leprosy (2 Kings 5), the preacher shows how an incurable condition—symbolizing any persistent "leprosy" messing up life—can be reversed through humble, radical obedience to God's simple [...]

John the Baptist declares "Behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world" (John 1:29), pointing to Jesus as God's perfect, permanent sacrifice—fulfilling Old Testament Passover and atonement systems—offering unlimited [...]

The sermon explores the doxology concluding the Lord's Prayer ("For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever. Amen"), portraying it as a spontaneous eruption of praise for God's sovereignty, power, and [...]

In the Lord's Prayer line "Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil," the preacher explains it as a plea for divine protection from trials turning into defeating temptations—Satan piggybacks on God-ordained tests to [...]

In a culture where Christians are now the "visiting team" facing opposition, the preacher urges believers to live as kingdom citizens whose ultimate allegiance is in heaven (Philippians 3:20), not earthly politics or parties—thinking [...]

In the Red Sea crossing (Exodus 13-14), the preacher shows how God leads His people into dilemmas—no-win situations—while they are obedient and in His will, to reveal His power; through trials like Pharaoh's pursuit and the sea barrier, God [...]

Paul warns the Corinthian believers in 1 Corinthians 10 that they cannot partake in both the Lord's table and the demons' table through idolatry, even in religious acts like communion, urging them to reject the idol of religion that [...]

Pastor warns that in a post-Christian America that's lost its "homefield advantage," the idol of culture pressures believers to conform, but like Daniel and his friends, we must draw a firm line—refusing to defile ourselves—and trust [...]

The preacher warns that greed is a deadly idol, listed alongside murder in Romans 1, and through the parable in Luke 12 and instructions in 1 Timothy 6, shows that true life comes from being rich toward God with contentment, generosity, and [...]

In this Matthew 14 sermon, the preacher highlights Peter walking on water in the storm as an example of risky faith. The core message is that to experience the supernatural, you must step out in obedience, keep your focus on Jesus rather than the [...]

This opening message in the "American Idols" series warns that idolatry—looking to anything other than the one true God as our ultimate source—dominates Scripture and threatens individuals, families, and nations. Drawing from Exodus 20 [...]

In this "Believing is Seeing" message from John 1 and the wedding at Cana, the preacher explains faith as the bridge from natural to supernatural living. Unbelief blocks miracles, but even weak faith can grow through confession and [...]

This sermon on Elijah's life (1 Kings 17) shows how God supernaturally provides during drought and depression, shifting sources (ravens, then a widow) to teach that He alone is our true source. Idolatry brings famine, but faith and [...]

In this message, the preacher compares sin and evil to a virus plaguing society, with the church as God's immune system to fight it. Using Matthew 5's salt and light metaphors, he calls believers to stop being "salt in the [...]

This message from Matthew 6 addresses the widespread worry and anxiety during the pandemic, calling it a wakeup call from God. Jesus commands us three times not to worry, distinguishing legitimate concern from illegitimate worry, and urges us to [...]

This sermon explains God's kingdom as His rule over creation, originally entrusted to man in Genesis but lost through Adam's rebellion. The Old Testament anticipated a coming King, fulfilled in Jesus Christ, who rules as King of kings. [...]

This sermon, delivered from the pastor's home during the COVID-19 pandemic, examines 2 Chronicles 15:3-6. The preacher argues that the global crisis is a "divine disruption" caused by spiritual root issues: idolatry (no true God), [...]

This sermon, based on Hebrews 12:25-29, addresses the COVID-19 pandemic as a "divine disruption" and shaking from God to get humanity's attention. Dr. Tony Evans explains that behind every physical crisis is a spiritual reality, and [...]

In this sermon on Psalm 128, the preacher explains kingdom stewardship: God owns everything as King, and we are managers of four covenantal realms—personal life, family, church, and community/nation. True blessing comes from fearing God (taking Him [...]

This sermon from Deuteronomy 8 focuses on "Kingdom Stewardship," defining believers as managers of God's resources (time, talents, treasures). The key purpose of stewardship is to "confirm God's covenant"—a divine [...]

This sermon from Matthew 25:14-30 teaches on "Kingdom Stewardship." It emphasizes that God is the sole Owner of everything, including our lives, and believers are merely managers (stewards) of the time, talents, and treasures He entrusts [...]

This sermon emphasizes God's absolute ownership of all creation as King. We own nothing—not even our lives—and are only stewards/managers entrusted with time, talents, and treasures. True blessing flows from surrendering ownership, fearing God [...]

In this message reflecting on Lois Evans' home-going and 2 Timothy 4:6-8, the preacher shares lessons from Paul's farewell to Timothy: fight the good fight, finish the course, and keep the faith. A life worth living leads to a death worth [...]

In this Christmas message from Luke 2 and Matthew 2, the preacher warns that many miss Christ at Christmas—like the innkeeper (no room), Herod (threatened kingship), and religious leaders (knew Scripture but never went to Bethlehem). True [...]

In this Christmas message from Luke 2 and Matthew 2, the preacher warns that many miss Christ at Christmas—like the innkeeper (no room), Herod (threatened kingship), and religious leaders (knew Scripture but never went to Bethlehem). True [...]

This sermon, based on Ephesians, focuses on enduring the "evil day" of spiritual attack. The preacher concludes that victory comes by standing firm in Christ through constant, Spirit-led prayer, which activates God's supernatural [...]

This sermon on Luke 7:1-10 reveals that Jesus marveled at the centurion's "great faith," which was rooted in understanding spiritual authority. The conclusion is that we must submit to God's authority over us to legitimately [...]

The sermon examines why prayers "in Jesus's name" sometimes go unanswered. It argues that using His name is not a magic formula but requires authorized use, which comes from total surrender to Christ's lordship. The key is [...]

This sermon from Ephesians 1:15-23 is part of the "Igniting Kingdom Prayer" series. The preacher's key point is that believers have been spiritually seated with Christ in heavenly places, granting them divine authority and power. He [...]

Tony Evans dives into Ephesians 3:14-21 to unpack kingdom prayer as the way to tap into heaven's authority for real-life change, stressing that true power comes from deep intimacy with Christ, expanding our capacity through love, and [...]

In this sermon, Tony Evans explains how the world truly works according to 2 Chronicles 15: when people reject the true God, teaching, and law, God allows distress through passive wrath to draw them back, showing that spiritual causes require [...]

Tony Evans teaches on the divine process of brokenness, using Jacob's wrestling match in Genesis 32 to show how God strips away self-sufficiency through hardship, leading to a name change, deeper dependence, and the release of promised [...]

Tony Evans explores Daniel 3, showing how Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego faced a fiery trial in a pagan workplace for refusing to bow to idolatry, yet experienced God's presence in the furnace—leading to promotion, a divine encounter, and a [...]

This sermon explores two main stories: first, 1 Kings 17:8-16, where God provides for Elijah and a widow through a miraculous, never-ending supply of flour and oil. The preacher emphasizes that God is our only true source, and provision often [...]

God tests us through contradictions and obedience like Abraham with Isaac to move His promises from mere words to personal, sworn oaths, allowing us to truly encounter Him as Provider—Jehovah Jireh—who supplies in unexpected ways when we choose Him [...]

In the story of Israel crossing the Red Sea (Exodus 13–14), God deliberately led His people into a no-win dilemma—trapped by the sea and Pharaoh’s army—while they were in His will and under His guidance, so that He could display His power through [...]

Moses' encounter with God at the burning bush in Exodus 3 came after 40 years of wilderness failure and routine shepherding following his self-reliant mistake at age 40, showing that God never forgets His plans for us despite long gaps, and [...]

In Acts 3, Peter and John encounter a 40-year-old man lame from birth begging at the temple gate, declaring "Silver and gold I do not have, but what I do have I give to you: In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, walk," then seizing and [...]

This sermon, based on 1 Chronicles 7:40 and Proverbs 13:22, teaches that a good man builds a spiritual and generational legacy. Using the transformed life of Asher as an example, it argues that despite a dysfunctional past, men can—and must—choose [...]

In this sermon on Matthew 7:24-27, Jesus compares two men—one wise, one foolish—who both hear His words and face storms. The key difference is that the wise man applies Christ's teaching, building his life on a solid rock foundation, while the [...]

This sermon from Judges 3:31 focuses on Shamgar, a farmer who saved Israel by slaying 600 Philistines with an oxgoad. The preacher uses this story to challenge men (and all believers) to start where they are, use what they have, and cultivate a [...]

This sermon, drawn from Genesis 1-3 and related scriptures, declares that God has crowned every man with responsibility to exercise dominion under divine authority. A "kingdom man" is defined as a male who accepts and lives out this [...]

This sermon from Exodus 34 focuses on God's command for all Israelite men to gather three times a year. The preacher defines biblical manhood as "responsibility under God," emphasizing that true manhood requires being under [...]

This sermon confronts the crisis of manhood in modern culture, arguing that societal chaos stems from males failing to become men as God defines them. Using Abraham from Genesis 18 as a model, the preacher outlines three divine mandates for a [...]

This sermon, based on Genesis 3:9, examines God’s question «Adam, where are you?» as a call for men to step into their God-given position of responsibility, not just their physical location. It concludes that the restoration of men to their [...]

The preacher examines James chapter 4, addressing those who make plans without considering God’s will. The key point is that while God encourages planning, we must submit our plans to His providence, always saying «If the Lord wills,» acknowledging [...]