Michael Maher Ministries

In this lecture we discuss the areas that believers should sow financial seed into.

In this lecture we discuss the need for believers to sow financial seed and the attitude that we must have when we sow.

In this lecture we discuss how God blesses the fruit of our labor.

In this lecture we discuss how God changes our attitude towards finances when we walk in biblical prosperity.

In this lecture we discuss how to release the power of God in our lives that enables us to prosper.

In this lecture we discuss how Jesus fulfilled God's mandate to the poor by teaching them God's principles on dealing with finances.

In this lecture we discuss the apostle Paul's unique view regarding finances.

In this lecture we discuss what each of the Lord's apostles have to say about riches in this life.

In this lecture we discuss the absolute integrity displayed by our Lord in His ministry finances.

In this lecture we discuss how God the Father supplied all of our Lord's and His ministry team's needs.

In this lecture we discuss the generosity of our Lord Jesus in His earthly ministry thus revealing to us God's generosity.

In this lecture we discuss Jesus lifestyle when He entered the ministry.

In this lecture we discuss the lifestyle that Jesus experienced while growing up.

In this lecture we discuss the contrast between covetousness and contentment.

In this lecture we discuss God's promise of prosperity to the children of Israel and how that affects His children today.

In this lecture we discuss the truth that God wants His children to prosper.

In this lecture we discuss the various ways that God makes all grace abound to the believer in the area of finances.

This lecture discusses how born-again Christians struggle with their flesh (physical body) versus their spiritual nature. Using Romans 7:14-25, it explains that while a believer's spirit is renewed, their body retains sinful tendencies. The solution, demonstrated by Jesus, is to walk in the Spirit rather than yielding to fleshly desires.

This lecture explains that humans consist of body, soul (mind), and spirit. When someone is "born again," only their spirit changes instantly, becoming sinless and righteous. The body remains prone to sin, while the mind must be gradually renewed through studying scripture. The born-again spirit cannot sin and houses the Holy Spirit.

This lecture explains that humans consist of body, soul (mind), and spirit. When someone is "born again," only their spirit changes instantly, becoming sinless and righteous. The body remains prone to sin, while the mind must be gradually renewed through studying scripture. The born-again spirit cannot sin and houses the Holy Spirit.

This lecture explains that humans consist of body, soul (mind), and spirit. When someone is "born again," only their spirit changes instantly, becoming sinless and righteous. The body remains prone to sin, while the mind must be gradually renewed through studying scripture. The born-again spirit cannot sin and houses the Holy Spirit.

This lecture explains that humans consist of body, soul (mind), and spirit. When someone is "born again," only their spirit changes instantly, becoming sinless and righteous. The body remains prone to sin, while the mind must be gradually renewed through studying scripture. The born-again spirit cannot sin and houses the Holy Spirit.

This lecture explains that humans consist of body, soul (mind), and spirit. When someone is "born again," only their spirit changes instantly, becoming sinless and righteous. The body remains prone to sin, while the mind must be gradually renewed through studying scripture. The born-again spirit cannot sin and houses the Holy Spirit.

This lecture explains why Jesus Christ's sacrifice was necessary for human salvation. It argues that God's perfect holiness requires all sins to be justly punished. Christ, being perfect, took humanity's sins upon Himself, died, spent three days in hell receiving punishment, and was resurrected. His blood sacrifice provides cleansing for those who accept it.

This lecture explains why Jesus Christ's sacrifice was necessary for human salvation. It argues that God's perfect holiness requires all sins to be justly punished. Christ, being perfect, took humanity's sins upon Himself, died, spent three days in hell receiving punishment, and was resurrected. His blood sacrifice provides cleansing for those who accept it.