Jesus begins the Sermon on the Mount with the Beatitudes, revealing the deep blessings reserved for true Kingdom people who live consciously under God's rule, rejecting mere religious show. Using Matthew 5, He shows how spiritual poverty, [...]

In this challenging message on prophecy from Luke 16's story of the rich man and Lazarus, the preacher explains death as an inevitable appointment we all face, defines it biblically as separation rather than cessation, and warns that it ushers [...]

The preacher vividly describes the Battle of Armageddon as the climactic World War III that sets the stage for Christ's dramatic second coming, detailing the rise of the Antichrist, global alliances against him from north, south, and east, [...]

In this Christmas message, Tony Evans contrasts different perspectives on the birth of Jesus from Matthew 2: the wise men who traveled far to worship Him and received divine guidance, Herod who rejected Christ's kingship to keep his own rule, [...]

Drawing from John 14, Tony Evans describes heaven as a real, promised place prepared by Jesus in His Father's house—a paternal, populated, perfect capital city (New Jerusalem) of staggering size and beauty, free from pain and filled with [...]

In this message, the preacher contrasts Christianity's foundation on God's grace—His unmerited, inexhaustible favor doing for us what we cannot do for ourselves—with all other religions based on human effort, urging believers to grow in [...]

Using the analogy of someone paying all your current and future debts freely, the preacher explains grace as God's inexhaustible, unmerited favor that pays our spiritual debt through Christ's substitutionary death—saving us from spiritual [...]

From Romans 5:17-21, the preacher teaches that every believer, through abundant grace and the gift of righteousness in Christ, is crowned to reign victoriously in life now—not merely saved for heaven later—over sin and circumstances, contrasting [...]

On Mother's Day, the preacher honors two women of great faith: Zipporah, who interposed herself by circumcising her son to save Moses from God's judgment when he neglected covenant responsibility, and Ruth, who chose faith in Naomi's [...]

Believers often live in spiritual poverty despite God's unfathomable riches in Christ through grace—the free, already-deposited spiritual blessings in heavenly places—accessed by relocating to the new administration of grace, summing up all [...]

In 2 Corinthians 12, Paul shares how God used a persistent thorn in the flesh—a satanic irritation allowed for divine purpose—to keep him humble amid great revelations and to demonstrate that grace provides sufficient power perfected in weakness, [...]

In Mark 4's account of Jesus calming the storm, the preacher teaches that even in God's will, believers face uncontrollable "lailaps"—fierce, unexpected crises causing circumstantial, emotional, and theological turmoil—but faith [...]

In Mark 10:28-31, Jesus responds to Peter's question about the payoff for leaving everything to follow Him, promising disciples a hundredfold reward in houses, family, and lands now (with persecutions) and eternal life in the age to [...]

Using the father's desperate plea for his demon-possessed son in Matthew 17 and Mark 9, the preacher explains faith as the only bridge from natural limitations to supernatural power—contrasting the disciples' failure due to small, [...]

In Ezekiel 18 and related passages, the preacher presents repentance—a lifestyle of recognizing sin as violation of God's perfect standard, feeling godly sorrow for offending Him, and resolving to turn from it—as the master key unlocking hope [...]

Discipleship is the local church's intentional process to transform believers from spiritual infancy to maturity, enabling them to replicate it in others—God's goal for the church, testing its success not by buildings, budgets, or [...]

God's goal for the church is discipleship—intentionally developing believers from spiritual infancy to maturity so they replicate the process—measured not by programs or attendance but by lives transformed in a Spirit-free environment of [...]

This sermon defines discipleship as the church's process of maturing Christians into Christlike representatives who can replicate themselves. Centering on Matthew 28:16-20, it argues that Jesus, possessing all authority, commands us to make [...]

In John 11's raising of Lazarus, Jesus shows that miracles—God overriding natural laws—require crossing the faith bridge by obeying His word ("remove the stone") despite logic or delay, involving community, activating divine [...]

The book of Esther uniquely never mentions God by name, yet vividly illustrates His providence—hidden, sovereign orchestration of events behind the scenes to fulfill His purposes, protect His people, and reverse circumstances, teaching believers to [...]

In Luke 15's parable of the prodigal son, Jesus illustrates God's joy over repentant sinners returning home—contrasting the wayward younger son's restoration with the self-righteous older brother's religious distance—showing [...]

Drawing from Ezekiel 18 and related passages, the preacher addresses generational patterns of sin—spiritual DNA transferred from parents producing consequences like death (separation)—but declares repentance breaks the cycle, allowing God to [...]

In Matthew 6:25-34, Jesus commands believers three times not to worry—calling it sin stemming from little faith and divided masters—urging seeking God's kingdom and righteousness first, trusting the Father's provision as seen in nature, [...]

In Mark 2's healing of the paralytic, Jesus—seeing the visible faith of four friends who dug through the roof to lower him—first forgives the man's sins, addressing unseen spiritual need, then commands him to rise immediately, proving [...]

In Esther 3-4, Haman's promotion leads to his plot to exterminate the Jews after Mordecai's refusal to bow, but Mordecai challenges Esther—positioned as queen through providence—to risk her life for her people, asking if she has come to [...]

This sermon from Esther 7 examines why Queen Esther delayed revealing Haman’s genocide plot at the first banquet. It reveals how God orchestrated timing—through a sleepless king, Mordecai's elevation, and Haman’s own gallows—so that what [...]

This sermon from Esther 5-6 explores God's providence over luck, showing how Esther's prayerful delay, the king's insomnia, and Mordecai's elevation were all divinely orchestrated "coincidences" that flipped the script [...]

This final sermon on Esther 9-10 celebrates God's providence turning the "day" of intended destruction into a day of Jewish victory and the Feast of Purim. It emphasizes that God orchestrates events over time, calls for complete [...]

This sermon introduces Hebrews 11, defining faith as acting like God is telling the truth. It argues that faith is a lifestyle of trust in God’s integrity, not just feeling or talking, and is the only way to please God and see His promises [...]

And God has another question. What God wants to know is, "Adam, where are you? This thing won't be right until you return to your role. You say, 'But my wife.' Stop talkin' to me about your wife. Talk to me about you. Let me [...]

This sermon on Revelation 3:14-22 exposes the lukewarm, self-deceived church at Laodicea, whom Jesus says makes Him want to vomit. He calls them to buy true spiritual riches, clothing, and sight from Him alone, to repent, and to open the door so He [...]

This sermon on Revelation 3:1-6 addresses the church at Sardis, which had a reputation for being alive but was spiritually dead. Jesus calls them to wake up, complete their deeds, and repent, promising white garments and an eternal name to the [...]

This sermon on Revelation 2:18–29 examines the church at Thyatira, which was commended for growth but condemned for tolerating false prophetess «Jezebel.» It teaches that overcoming requires intolerance toward sin, repentance, and holding to God’s [...]

Jesus addresses the church in Pergamum, a city deeply influenced by Satan, commending them for holding fast to His name despite persecution. However, He condemns their tolerance of false teachings and compromise, exemplified by the doctrines of [...]

A sermon on Revelation 3:7-12, focusing on the message to the church in Philadelphia. The preacher emphasizes that Jesus holds the ultimate «master key» of authority and access, and that He opens doors for those who, despite having little worldly [...]

This sermon focuses on the message to the church at Smyrna in Revelation 2:8-11. The preacher emphasizes that Jesus, identifying as the "first and the last," is fully aware of the troubles faced by believers who publicly declare Him as [...]

[quote This sermon focuses on the message to the church at Ephesus in Revelation 2:1-7. The preacher commends the church for its hard work, perseverance, and doctrinal purity but confronts its critical failure: leaving its first love. He explains [...]

John addresses the seven churches in Revelation, explaining that every believer in Christ is legally an «overcomer,» but this victory must be worked out in personal experience. To practically overcome sin and circumstances, we must shift our view [...]

Paul in 1 Corinthians 2 reveals a «heavenly network» available to every believer. By accepting Christ, we receive the Holy Spirit as a «receiver» to download God’s wisdom, providing clarity for life’s decisions that human understanding alone cannot [...]

Paul reminds the Philippians that their true citizenship is in heaven, not on earth. This eternal perspective motivates believers to press on toward spiritual maturity and God's purpose, leaving the past behind and living each day in light of [...]

Jesus uses the Parable of the Minas to teach that believers are stewards of time, talents, and treasures entrusted by God. We are to invest these resources for His kingdom’s advancement during His absence, as our eternal rewards will be based on [...]

The Apostle Paul in Colossians 3 teaches that believers must intentionally set their minds on heavenly realities, not earthly things. This daily mental discipline—considering the old sinful self dead and putting on a new, Christ-like self—is how we [...]

You can't be effective until you are a servant to others because the whole purpose of God's kingdom destinations for his people is the impact through us not just to us. See we've got to have a generation who wants to be blessed but [...]

On July 4th, Dr. Tony Evans warns that America is in serious trouble, drawing a parallel from 1 Samuel 8 where Israel rejected God as King for a human government. He argues that the nation's decline stems from the breakdown of the family and [...]

Drawing a parallel to America's Independence Day, this sermon warns that mankind's declaration of independence from God, as seen in the Tower of Babel story in Genesis 11, leads to divine confusion of languages, scattering, and ultimate [...]

In this sermon, Dr. Tony Evans uses Ezekiel's vision of water flowing from the temple to explain that the church is now God's house. He teaches that God's transformative power in society starts with believers experiencing His deep, [...]

Using Joseph's story and Psalm 105, this sermon explains that waiting on the Lord means trusting Him without going outside His will, even through delays, because God uses waiting to accomplish bigger purposes and to test and deepen us, while [...]

In a new series titled "Lost and Found: Reclaiming Your Spiritual Authority," Dr. Tony Evans explains that from the very beginning in Genesis 1:26-28, God gave mankind—both male and female—the dominion mandate to rule and manage the [...]

Jesus tells a parable about a rich man who stores up earthly wealth but is called a fool by God because he is not "rich toward God." Jesus then turns to His disciples and repeatedly tells them not to worry about their physical needs, [...]

In a sermon based on Ephesians 3, the preacher argues that experiencing more of God's power requires an expanded spiritual capacity, which itself depends on deepening intimacy with God through prayer and surrender. You cannot seek power [...]