Elim City Church

Baptism was one of Jesus' last commandments in the great commission. Why? Support the show

Rejoice in the Lord always and again I say rejoice. Despite every circumstance, joy can remain a constant because Jesus is constant. (Philippians 4:4) Support the show

There are many differences between us, but these differences should not be our focus whatsoever. Our priority is what we have in common; Christ. We need to focus on what unites us and not what divides us. (Philippians 4:2) Support the show

Law is maintained by fear, but living in grace is maintained in love. For the law was given through Moses; grace and truth came through Jesus Christ. (John 1:17) Support the show

1 Corinthians 13 is a challenging message for Christians, especially for those who are focused on "doing" rather than "being."  It is easy to get caught up in the idea of doing good works or performing our Christian walk. Everything we do has to be motivated by love, which we can only receive from the Holy Spirit. Support the show

What would marriages and relationships be like if we started taking on each others burdens and carried them as our own? What are we willing to sacrifice of ourselves, for the sake of others? What kind of cross are we willing to carry daily? Support the show

Bring the presence home where it is meant to be. Support the show

We have been given divine authority to do even greater things than Jesus. Why aren't we? Support the show

Everyone loves to complain. Unfortunately, never ending grumbling demonstrates a belief that what the Lord has given us is not enough. We need to tame our tongues. Support the show

The Word of the cross is the power of God unto salvation. This is the transformation power that we need. Support the show

Much like Esau, we have been giving a birthright. We can also despise it by trading our eternal inheritance for something temporal. Support the show

What are we willing to sacrifice on the altar? Support the show

To function in His power and freedom requires us to be not only filled with the Holy Spirit, but also led by the Holy Spirit. This is only done when we completely yield to Him. Support the show

God has given you a promise stone as an act of love. Faith is based on trust and trust is based on love. Support the show

There is power in your testimony. Power to overcome, encourage and give hope. Support the show

Our Lord and heavenly father has been given a name that is above every name; a name that is supremely exalted above every other name.  Support the show

He is able to do over and above, Immeasurably more, exceeding abundantly beyond anything we ask or think. He is able! God can do it! Support the show

“And lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world.” ( Matthew 28:20 ). In other words, I am with you and it become evident, seen, observable. His presence begins with us. Support the show

Joy does not come from ideal circumstances. Joy is a gift and a choice. Support the show

Without faith it is impossible to please God- Our faith is what pleases Him. How do we develop our faith in any circumstance? Support the show

Faith does work in every situation. However, if faith is not put to work, it is as good as dead! (James 2:17) Support the show

Living a resurrection life means that we move beyond futile thinking. Our thoughts, hearts and actions must reflect the life found in Christ. (Ephesians 4: 17-18) Support the show

What does it take to fight the good fight of faith? 1 Timothy 6:12 Support the show

Sometimes life feels like you are living in the belly of a beast; it's dark, it's hopeless and it sometimes makes you think that this must be the end. But the true cry of the believer in these circumstances is the prayer of Jonah. "In my distress I called to the Lord, and He answered me!" Support the show

Jesus has given us a source for hope, strength and peace. Even when the giants in our lives taunt us, we know how the story ends. We know who wins- the battle belongs to the Lord. Support the show