Overcoming By Faith Sermons Online

In this New Year’s Eve message, Pastor Rick challenges us to examine how far we are truly willing to go with our focus, faith, heart, and resources. He confronts the danger of settling, shrinking back, or looking behind us, and calls us to move forward with unwavering commitment to God’s purpose.

In this Sabbath discussion, Pastor Rick challenges us to reconsider the views we hold about leadership, submission, money, and the future. He teaches that the questions we ask God reveal the beliefs shaping our decisions and direction.

In this Christmas message, Pastor Rick teaches that worship begins with a heart of reverence for Christ and a renewed appreciation for who He is. He challenges us to evaluate the sincerity of our worship and to approach God with humility, honor, and deep gratitude.

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In this two-part teaching from the series Why Don’t I Have What I Want?, Pastor Rick explores how both our thinking and our lifestyle play a major role in shaping our future. Part 1, “The Way You Think,” reveals how we often settle in mental “Haran moments,” limiting ourselves long before circumstances do. God calls us to renew our minds, challenge inherited patterns, and believe beyond what we ca...

In this two-part teaching from the series Why Don’t I Have What I Want?, Pastor Rick explores how both our thinking and our lifestyle play a major role in shaping our future. Part 1, “The Way You Think,” reveals how we often settle in mental “Haran moments,” limiting ourselves long before circumstances do. God calls us to renew our minds, challenge inherited patterns, and believe beyond what we ca...

Pastor Rick invites us to honestly examine what we are truly asking God regarding our marriages and relationships. He challenges us to reflect on how our desires, expectations, and communication impact the strength and spiritual health of our connections.

Pastor Rick invites us to honestly examine what we are truly asking God regarding our marriages and relationships. He challenges us to reflect on how our desires, expectations, and communication impact the strength and spiritual health of our connections.

This sermon, "The Way You Face Your Issues", challenges listeners to confront hidden truths rather than avoid them. Pastor Rick shows how Abraham’s test with Isaac revealed his priorities and deepened his faith, proving that freedom begins where truth is faced.

This sermon, The Way You Build Culture, explains how the atmosphere we create around us determines whether our homes, teams, and ministries thrive or struggle. Pastor Rick highlights Abraham’s example as a cultural leader who trained, prepared, and instilled faith in his household.

This sermon, The Way You Live, reveals how Abraham’s lifestyle choices affected generations. Pastor Rick teaches that the way we live — our habits, conflicts, and worship patterns — not only determines our peace today but also shapes the legacy we leave tomorrow.

This sermon, The Way You Think, explores how Abraham’s delayed obedience and mental patterns shaped his destiny. Pastor Rick emphasizes that our thoughts can trap us in “Haran moments” — places of comfort that keep us from God’s best — until we renew our minds and move in faith.

Your life is always moving toward a destination. If you do not plan on purpose, you will drift by accident. God calls us to count the cost, commit our ways to Him, and walk in His direction for our lives.

In this sermon, Pastor Rick shows how the people and voices you allow in your life are never neutral—they either pull you off course or propel you toward God’s purpose. He gives practical questions for discernment and biblical examples of right and wrong influences.

In this sermon, Pastor Rick Temple teaches how your core beliefs about yourself shape your words, choices, and outcomes—and why anchoring identity in God’s Word leads to lasting transformation. He challenges you to reject labels handed down by others, renew your mind, and boldly agree with what God says about you.

In this sermon, Pastor Rick Temple teaches how your core beliefs about yourself shape your words, choices, and outcomes—and why anchoring identity in God’s Word leads to lasting transformation. He challenges you to reject labels handed down by others, renew your mind, and boldly agree with what God says about you.

This sermon, The Power of the Hunger of Zacchaeus, reveals how his determination to see Jesus pushed past limitations, social norms, and personal flaws to bring transformation and salvation to his household. It emphasizes that true spiritual hunger attracts God’s attention, leads to lasting change, and impacts generations.

This sermon, The Power of Caleb’s Hunger, highlights how Caleb’s faith and determination remained strong even at 85, proving that true hunger for God defies age, delays, and challenges. His boldness to claim the promise of Hebron shows that persistent hunger impacts not only our lives but also future generations

This sermon, The Power of Caleb’s Hunger, highlights how Caleb’s faith and determination remained strong even at 85, proving that true hunger for God defies age, delays, and challenges. His boldness to claim the promise of Hebron shows that persistent hunger impacts not only our lives but also future generations

This message, The Power of David’s Hunger (Part 2), explores how David’s spiritual hunger drove him to fight battles, overcome criticism, endure jealousy, and remain faithful under pressure. His example shows that true hunger for God sustains us through trials, keeps our hearts humble, and strengthens our resolve to follow Him

This sermon emphasizes the spiritual principle that true hunger for God and righteousness leads to fulfillment and transformation. Using biblical examples and practical parallels, it challenges listeners to see hunger as a divine push toward growth, change, and new seasons of provision.

“Have you ever prayed… and God said absolutely nothing? Today we’re going to talk about why heaven can go silent — and what that silence might be saying to you.”

This sermon reminds us that in every season of life’s issues, God sees and hears us, and by inviting Him into the process, trusting Him, and taking responsibility to rise, walk, and move forward, we can believe our way through challenges into His deliverance

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