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This sermon from Psalm 27 exhorts believers to find their confidence in God as their light, salvation, and strength amidst life’s trials. It emphasizes David’s personal experience with God’s deliverance and invites listeners to wait on the Lord with courage and assurance. Through communion with God and a focus on eternity, it calls the weary and faint-hearted to trust in the finished work of Chris...

This sermon expounds on the immeasurable love of God as revealed in John 3:16, highlighting His profound sacrifice in giving His Son for a rebellious world. With vivid illustrations, it invites sinners to see the depth of divine love that transforms lives, calling everyone to respond in faith and repentance. It speaks with urgency, weaving together God’s justice and mercy, and ends with a heartfel...

Are you a busy struggling mom feeling overwhelmed, impatient, or lacking grace—especially toward your loved ones? In this video, we unpack biblical wisdom and encouragement for Christian mothers. Discover why focusing on Christ’s love, not your own performance, transforms your heart and home. Learn practical truths from 1 Timothy 2:15 and Galatians 5 about finding strength, faith, and joy in God’s...

The following is an excerpt from A.T. Pierson's book, "Shall We Continue In Sin?": And now, in one word, Paul turns our thoughts to the practical aspect of this union with Christ. What does all this mean, and how is this truth to be transformed into life? How is the believer to put this theory into practice? (Psalm 1; John 15).  The answer begins now to be given and is found in one word: Reckon—th...

So how do we redeem the time? By walking wisely. Not as fools, not wasting our days in laziness or frivolity, but by seeking God’s will and making every moment count for His kingdom. Study His Word. Seek His face. Look for every opportunity to speak of Christ to those around you. Be like a merchant seeking treasures—always on the lookout for ways to glorify God in your work, your conversations, yo...

Lee Dodd & Michael Durham | Lee Dodd and Michael Durham explore the process of returning to God when one's heart feels distant. They emphasize the importance of true repentance without falling into legalism, highlighting that genuine confession is not just about saying sorry but involves feeling about sin what God feels.

In this discussion, Michael Durham and Lee Dodd explore the question: How can the church nurture and encourage spiritual gifts? They share practical ways churches can identify, develop, and support the spiritual gifts of their members, focusing on building up the body of Christ.

Michael Durham | 2024 Fellowship Conference New York | #7 | Intimacy with God is not based upon your pursuit of God; it’s based upon God’s pursuit of you. - Michael Durham “You’ll never pursue God unless He creates a hunger in your heart for Him. He is always the great initiator, the great pursuer.” "The desire for God that sets you to seek Him... is the very proof that God is in your soul. That d...

Question: Are there things we should be aware of as we set the sail for the wind of revival to come? Our humility, our attitude, our piety, our faithfulness. Are there things we are responsible for? Obviously, it is of the LORD, and revival is all of the Lord. Answer: I don't think this generation has truly understood prayer.

How many times have we heard, "I had to sacrifice so much for my family to do God's will"? If you've ever said that, you really need to go before the Lord and repent because He's going to call you on the carpet. What you've done is accused Him. - Paul Washer

Paul Washer | 22:43 | Q&A | 2024 Fellowship Conference New York | In this video, we dive into the misconceptions surrounding short-term mission trips and the biblical definition of a true missionary. Using real-life examples, we address the danger of sending untrained youth to the mission field and why missions should be focused on elder-qualified men who are proclaimers of the gospel. We also dis...

My friends, have you ever watched a free climber hanging on the side of a cliff, hundreds of feet in the air, with nothing but his fingertips and toes keeping him from falling to his death? It's a terrifying sight, but it's also a powerful picture of what it means to hold fast to our hope in Christ. In this sermon, we'll be looking at Hebrews 10:23, where the writer exhorts us to "hold fast the co...

Stuart Olyott | 2024 Fellowship Conference United Kingdom | This sermon explores the Christian life through the lens of God’s "unbreakable chain" as outlined in Romans 8:28-30. It vividly describes the five links in God's plan of salvation—foreknowledge, predestination, calling, justification, and glorification—showing how they secure the believer’s eternal destination.

Emotional affairs often begin subtly, forming deep, inappropriate attachments that can devastate marriages and dishonor God. These connections, though initially hidden and seemingly harmless, can lead to destructive consequences, both emotionally and spiritually, for all involved. As Christians, we must guard our hearts with diligence, seeking fulfillment in Christ and maintaining purity in our re...

I want it to be so clear what the blasphemy of the Holy Spirit is, so that you can conclude, I hope, that you have not committed it, and so that you can rest assured that every other sin will be forgiven. - Ryan Fullerton

David conquered the giant Goliath but fell to a bigger giant, that of fleshly lusts. When you look at his life as a whole, you just cannot believe that this great sin happened to him. He went from having such a sensitive conscience, when his heart struck him for cutting Saul's robe, to being so hardened that he sent Uriah to the front lines to die in order to try to cover up his sin of adultery.

I love theology, but how’s that theology getting down to the children? You boast about having all the children in the service—wonderful. But what are they doing? My whole question is, what is the fruit of it? There’s a lot of pride now about not having youth groups or children's church. If you want to boast about that, fine, but I know places—like John MacArthur's church—where they have children t...

Lee Dodd | 2024 Fellowship Conference | Session #5 | My sermon has two simple parts, first an informed look at the Cross, and secondly, a felt look at the Cross.

Often in the family integrated movement, it is taught to have no form of children's Sunday school. Should the whole family be together the entire time? Is it unbiblical to have a children's Sunday school? What about the topic of "ragged schools" and outreaches to lost children? As a church, are you willing to reach out to the lost kids in rundown neighborhoods and even bring them into the church,...

"The gospel, however, must be simple if it is to be made available to all. Aren't you thankful that you don't have to have a Ph. D. in philosophy to be saved? We have a simple, basic gospel, easily understood and made available to all. And if even children can be saved, then it must be simple. The gospel must be simple because it's not something you have to accomplish, but rather receive. Someone...

The Dawn of Heaven is a touching narrative recounting the final days of a devout woman, the sister of the late Mary Ann, who faces the end of her life with unwavering faith and joy. Sixteen years after Mary Ann's death, the narrator is summoned to the bedside of this ailing sister, now residing in a destitute garret in New York City. Despite her dire circumstances, including extreme poverty and a...

In this sermon on Mark 3, we explore the context of Jesus' teachings on blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, distinguishing it from other sins that can be forgiven. The discussion includes the meaning of blasphemy, Jesus' warnings, and the relevance of these teachings today, offering hope and clarity to those with sensitive consciences. 00:00 - When You Exposit a Book, You Cannot Overlook Any Text....

This sermon delves into what the Bible teaches about demonic oppression and possession, providing scriptural insights and practical observations to help understand this matter. 0:00 Sermon Opening 5:22 Is It Demonic Oppression or Possession? 11:30 Demonic Possession Is Obviously Dark, It Is Not Subtle 13:15 Demonic Oppression Is Rare 14:04 Jesus' Compassion and Power Are Drawn to Help These People...

The reason most cultures have categories for "the supernatural and spirit possession" is not because they are backwards or pre-modern, but because they are more in touch with Biblical reality than we are. We often talk about not letting our culture trump the Bible. We don't want to be "woke" like the culture; we want to be biblical. Yet this issue runs so deep that we don't even notice it. Any foc...

"The very point of her anguish consisted in this,—namely, that she believed Christ to be a full and free Savior, and yet could find no evidence in her heart that she trusted in Him. The promises were precious things in her heart’s estimation, but they seemed to her to be precious things which she did not embrace. She distrusted herself, but not God. She was afraid to believe that she was a believe...