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33mJosh McGuire · Jan 20
1h 59mZac Poonen · Aug 8
10mAustin Christian Fellowship Church (ACFC) · May 3
1h 2mSantosh Poonen · Nov 12
1h 30mSantosh Poonen · Nov 10
1h 38mZac Poonen · Jun 24
40mJosh McGuire · Jan 20
1h 6mZac Poonen · Jun 28
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Josh McGuire · Jan 20, 2025 · 33m · Austin Christian Fellowship Church (ACFC)
would be continually baptized and immersed in the holy spirit becoming more like Christ in His Holiness that's what we do at Austin CFC I would love that this verse for your testimony right and then we see more about it goes to
Zac Poonen · Aug 8, 2020 · 1h 59m · Austin Christian Fellowship Church (ACFC)
The speaker emphasizes that true Christian life is not merely about reaching heaven, but about prioritizing God above all else. He draws from John 14:21 to teach that loving Christ more than anything—including money or sex—is the primary condition for experiencing the Father's love. This commitment to Christ must be lived out daily as a demonstration of discipleship.
CFC Messages · May 3, 2026 · 10m · Austin Christian Fellowship Church (ACFC)
The message centers on the principle of selfless giving, drawing from Luke 6:38, which states that if we give, we will receive a good measure back. The speaker emphasizes that this exchange with God is relational, not transactional; true reward comes from trusting Him to take what we hold dear. Ultimately, the core teaching is that by 'giving away our life' and dying to self, we find something far more valuable in Christ.
Santosh Poonen · Nov 12, 2018 · 1h 2m · Austin Christian Fellowship Church (ACFC)
The speaker uses the story of the sons of Kora, who remained faithful after their father rebelled, to illustrate the importance of standing firm in God's authority. He emphasizes that true spiritual life requires a deep thirst for God, surpassing mere emotional satisfaction from modern culture or music. Ultimately, he directs listeners to Ephesians 5:27 and Revelation 3, urging them to desire a relationship with Jesus characterized by intimacy—a 'dinner date'—more than worldly blessings.
Santosh Poonen · Nov 10, 2015 · 1h 30m · Austin Christian Fellowship Church (ACFC)
The speaker emphasizes that true assurance of salvation comes not just from God's past forgiveness, but from faith in the future certainty of Christ's work. He uses the analogy of a thoroughly cleansed stain to illustrate that sin is completely removed by Jesus, and believers must consciously choose to trust God's non-remembrance over their memory of past sins when confronted by the devil or doubt.
Zac Poonen · Jun 24, 2020 · 1h 38m · Austin Christian Fellowship Church (ACFC)
longing for that I say Lord Jesus you said I must be perfect like my Heavenly Father's perfect perfect in love and mercy to others I can't be perfect in knowledge and wisdom and holiness oh no no no no he's talking here about love
Josh McGuire · Jan 20, 2025 · 40m · Austin Christian Fellowship Church (ACFC)
The speaker emphasizes that true Christian living means actively seeking Christ's righteousness, which involves constantly comparing one's beliefs and practices against what Scripture teaches. He shares personal experiences from India, noting that the most powerful testimonies often come not from prepared sermons but from simple acts of obedience, such as his daughter dressing modestly. Ultimately, the message encourages believers to let their faith be so deeply rooted in Christ's truth that it becomes evident in all aspects of life.
Zac Poonen · Jun 28, 2017 · 1h 6m · Austin Christian Fellowship Church (ACFC)
The speaker emphasizes that Christians often live in spiritual poverty because they fail to fully grasp the inheritance purchased for them through Christ. True deliverance from sin's nature, passion, and pride is not achieved merely by confessing sins or relying on the blood of Christ, but by being crucified with Christ and subsequently living by faith in Him. This exchange means that 'no longer I who lives,' but rather Christ lives within the believer.