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This sermon explores the Christian call to submit to unjust authorities and to endure suffering patiently, following the example of Jesus Christ. Drawing from 1 Peter 2, Tomi clarifies that submission is not merely about agreement but about honouring God's instituted order, even when leaders are harsh or hostile. The preacher highlights that such endurance is commendable before God when done out o...

This sermon examines the opening petitions of the Lord's Prayer in Matthew 6, emphasizing that authentic prayer begins with a recognition of God's character rather than personal requests. The speaker highlights the theological tension of God being both imminent as a Father and transcendent as the High and Lofty One who inhabits eternity. By analyzing the phrase "hallowed be thy name," the message...

GOD SPEAKS THROUGH HIS CHURCH.Ephesians 4:11–16, 25–29 KJV God never intended the Christian life to be lived in isolation. He places believers together in the body of Christ, where we worship, grow, serve, encourage one another, and hear His truth proclaimed. In Ephesians 4:11–16, Paul explains that Christ gave leaders to His church "for the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry,...

The sermon explores the principle of submission to God-ordained authority as a method for determining the good, acceptable, and perfect will of God. Drawing primarily from Romans 13, the message argues that believers should set personal boundaries and standards not based on individual preference, but in recognition of positions established by divine order. This principle is applied across various...

Sermon | Micah 4-5 | Saturday Camp Meeting, October 03 2026. Preacher: Ps Rocky Stevenson This sermon explores the transition from judgment to hope in the book of Micah, focusing on the eschatological vision of Zion being exalted and the nations streaming to learn God's ways. The central message identifies Jesus Christ as the Shepherd King from Bethlehem, who embodies the peace that Micah prophesi...

The sermon examines the biblical principles of submission to earthly authority and the danger of false religious leadership, drawing from Romans 13, Jeremiah 28, and Acts 23. It argues that God may place believers under wicked rulers for divine purposes, as seen in the Babylonian captivity, while simultaneously warning against leaders who prioritize outward appearance over internal righteousness....

This sermon examines the final verses of Daniel chapter 11, identifying the historical figure Antiochus IV as a prophetic shadow of the future Antichrist. The message highlights the Antichrist's characteristics of self-will, self-exaltation, deceptive speech, and temporary success, contrasting his rebellion with the submission of Jesus Christ. It addresses the common struggle of believers who ques...

This sermon examines the dramatic conversion of Saul of Tarsus in Acts 9, highlighting the sovereign initiative of God in confronting a zealous persecutor with the reality of his sin. The message emphasizes that true conversion requires conviction of sin and submission to Jesus as Lord, illustrated by Saul's immediate question, "What do you want me to do?" Drawing from 1 Timothy 1, the text presen...

Pornography is not merely a private habit; it is a heart and worship issue that distorts God's good design for sexuality, marriage, and intimacy. In this compassionate episode of SheRises, we address the painful reality of pornography in marriage, the wounds of being sinned against, and the shame of hidden personal sin. Scripture calls believers to flee sexual immorality because our bodies belong...

This sermon concludes a series on marriage by examining the second foundation: the distinct gender roles established by God. Drawing primarily from Ephesians 5, the message outlines the husband's responsibility to love his wife with the sacrificial, purposeful, and personal love that Christ shows the church. It emphasizes that a husband must first submit to Christ's authority to provide effective...

The sermon explores the theological paradox that God's strength is perfected in human weakness, using the Apostle Paul's experience of a thorn in the flesh as the central illustration. It argues that divine allowance of hardship and suffering serves to curb pride and prevent self-reliance, thereby ensuring that the glory of Christ remains distinct from the minister's abilities. The preacher emphas...

The sermon explores the source of true peace by examining Habakkuk's declaration of joy amidst total economic and social collapse. It argues that human stability is often built on 'small things' like health, wealth, or relationships, which are insufficient to sustain peace when tested by life's greater realities. By contrasting the fleeting security of these circumstances with the overwhelming mag...

This sermon explores the theological foundation of biblical marriage as presented in Ephesians 5, arguing that a Christian union is not primarily about mutual satisfaction but about displaying the relationship between Christ and His church. The message emphasizes that a Christ-centered marriage begins with individual surrender to God and the filling of the Holy Spirit, which addresses the root hea...

This sermon explores the biblical principles of marital submission and mutual honor found in 1 Peter 3, emphasizing the 'hidden person of the heart' as a source of spiritual influence. The teaching uses the examples of Sarah, Hannah, and Ruth to illustrate how a wife's gentle and quiet spirit can serve as a powerful testimony, even to an unbelieving husband. It addresses the challenge of suffering...

This sermon examines the danger of religious tradition becoming empty ritual, using Paul's address to Israel in Romans 10 as a framework for understanding the difference between zeal and true knowledge of God. The central argument posits that unconfessed sin and a lack of personal submission to God's righteousness cause believers to drift into mere obligation, diminishing the glory of God in their...

Chapter timestamps: Note: Times are estimated 00:00 Introduction: The Apostles Return 02:31 Reading Luke 9:10–17 04:20 Faithful With What God Gives You 06:23 Compassion When Plans Are Interrupted 10:20 "Give Ye Them to Eat" 12:32 Jesus Tests the Disciples' Faith 15:46 Our Limits Do Not Limit God 19:34 Our Sufficiency Comes From God 21:32 Bring God What You Have 23:20 Obey Before Seeing the Outcome...

This sermon examines the Gospel of Mark as a distinct presentation of Jesus Christ as the Servant of the Lord, contrasting this focus with the other Gospels that emphasize His roles as King, Man, and God. The exposition highlights Mark's omission of a genealogy to underscore that the Servant's identity is defined by His ability to accomplish the Father's will rather than by lineage. The text explo...

Since a mark of the Sprit is mutual submission, spirit-filled children will manifest that submission by being obedient to their parents, in honor to Christ.

This sermon explores the progression of Job's faith through three distinct levels: obedience, desperation, and sufficiency. It begins by establishing Job's character as a man who feared God and eschewed evil, highlighting the blessing that comes from a lifestyle of obedience. The message then moves to the depth of Job's trust during his suffering, where he declares that even if God slays him, he w...

Come, ye children, hearken unto me: I will teach you the fear of the LORD. (Psalm 34:11) **Sermon summary:** This sermon explores the theological concept of the fear of the Lord, defining it not as slavish dread but as a godly habit of reverence, awe, and submission produced by the Holy Spirit. Drawing primarily from Psalm 34, the message emphasizes that this fear is the foundation of true religio...