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35sCFC India - Zac Poonen · Jan 16
58sCFC India - Zac Poonen · Jan 16
42sCFC India - Zac Poonen · Jan 16
4m 13sCFC India - Zac Poonen · Jan 16
4m 13sCFC India - Zac Poonen · Jan 16
4m 23sCFC India - Zac Poonen · Jan 16
4m 23sCFC India - Zac Poonen · Jan 16
7mZac Poonen · Dec 2
54mIan Robson · Nov 19
24mZac Poonen · Nov 11
24mZac Poonen · Nov 11
24mZac Poonen · Nov 11
36mCharles Banna · Oct 23
48mCharles Banna · Sep 17
52mIan Robson · Sep 16
1h 18mIan Robson · Sep 11
49mIan Robson · Sep 10
18mAnnie Poonen · Aug 20
55mCharles Banna · Aug 13
1h 1mZac Poonen · Jun 6
47mCharles Banna · May 6
41mCharles Banna · Mar 15
7mZac Poonen · Jan 11
1h 34mZac Poonen · Jan 9
Zac Poonen · 11m · CFC Daily Devotions
True blessing under the New Covenant is not measured by material wealth and health, but by spiritual transformation and union with Christ. The mark of God's blessing is internal holiness and a clear vision of Christ, not external prosperity.
35sCFC India
CFC Messages · Jan 16, 2020 · 35s
The speaker addresses the feeling of spiritual emptiness or lack of anointing after a long period in church. The core message encourages perseverance, drawing a parallel to Abraham's long wait for Isaac, emphasizing that one must not give up on God's promises. The underlying theme is persistent seeking and trusting in God's timing.
58sCFC India
transcribingCFC Messages · Jan 16, 2020 · 58s
The speaker addresses the common concern of hearing spiritual truths intellectually without experiencing visible, corresponding growth in one's spiritual life. The message encourages the listener to move beyond mere knowledge and actively apply these truths to see tangible transformation in their walk with God.
42sCFC India
CFC Messages · Jan 16, 2020 · 42s
The speaker distinguishes between reading the Bible, meditating on it, and receiving light from it. Reading is likened to reading a newspaper or storybook, while meditating involves stopping to deeply consider each verse. Receiving light, however, implies a life transformation resulting from the verse.
4m 13sCFC India
transcribingCFC Messages · Jan 16, 2020 · 4m 13s
This session addresses the common struggle of losing confidence and joy in Christ after repeatedly falling into sin. The discussion focuses on practical ways to overcome discouragement and maintain faith despite recurring failures. The core message is about sustaining confidence in God through persistent struggle.
4m 13sCFC India
CFC Messages · Jan 16, 2020 · 4m 13s
The speaker discusses the natural attraction between sexes, noting that this attraction is powerful and present even in college. He uses the analogy of two strong magnets to illustrate that the closer the sexes come, the stronger the attraction becomes. The central message is that instead of focusing on romantic relationships, individuals should use college years to study the Word of God and draw close to God, trusting that God will provide a partner at the right time.
4m 23sCFC India
transcribingCFC Messages · Jan 16, 2020 · 4m 23s
This video addresses the common confusion between temptation and sin. It clarifies that temptation is the *inclination* or *opportunity* to sin, while sin is the *act* of giving in to that inclination. The core message emphasizes that recognizing the temptation is the first step toward resisting it through faith and spiritual discipline.
4m 23sCFC India
transcribingCFC Messages · Jan 16, 2020 · 4m 23s
This video appears to be a Q&A session addressing the fundamental question of how to love God. While the specific content is not available, the title suggests a discussion focused on practical ways to express and deepen one's love for the divine.
7mCFC India
Zac Poonen · Dec 2, 2019 · 7m
The speaker tells stories illustrating that God's plan is always at work, even in seemingly impossible or dangerous situations. He recounts an anecdote about a man whose scooter with painted verses could not be removed by the military, and another story about how God stopped a war to save a man's life. The central message is that God has a greater purpose for the lives of believers, leading to a call for full-time service to God.
54mCFC India
Ian Robson · Nov 19, 2019 · 54m
The central message is to find rest and contentment by accepting the boundaries and plans God has set for our lives, both personally and geographically. Drawing from Acts 17:26, the speaker emphasizes that God has predetermined our appointed times and boundaries of habitation. Therefore, our primary focus should be to seek God with a heart of gratitude, rather than constantly wondering about what might have been.
24mCFC India
Zac Poonen · Nov 11, 2019 · 24m
The sermon uses the story of the two blind men to illustrate the principle that receiving blessings from God is based on faith, not on desire or ability. The speaker emphasizes that believers must be specific in their prayers and, more importantly, must trust in God's power to act, even when the request seems impossible. Ultimately, what a person receives from God is measured by the measure of their faith.
24mCFC India
Zac Poonen · Nov 11, 2019 · 24m
The speaker emphasizes that the power to cast out demons comes not from elaborate rituals like screaming, yelling, or prolonged fasting, but from faith. He cites scripture to show that when disciples struggled, Jesus pointed out their lack of faith, not their lack of prayer or fasting. Furthermore, he cautions against false teachings that require confessing healing when one is not fully healed, stressing that honesty before God is paramount. True authority comes from submitting to God first, then resisting the devil, which leads to the demon fleeing.
24mCFC India
Zac Poonen · Nov 11, 2019 · 24m
The sermon uses the account of Jesus calming the storm to illustrate that true discipleship requires overcoming the fear of death, which is described as a form of slavery. Jesus died not only to forgive sins but also to render Satan powerless and deliver humanity from the fear of death. Believers are encouraged to approach life's crises not with panic, but with faith, trusting in Christ's power to calm every storm.
36mCFC India
Charles Banna · Oct 23, 2019 · 36m
Praise is presented as a powerful spiritual act that shifts our focus from personal anxieties and problems to God, who is all-sufficient. This shift in attention is beneficial to us, allowing us access to God's presence and delivering us from discouragement. The sermon emphasizes that praising God is a constant obligation, exemplified throughout scripture after answered prayers and in times of great need.
48mCFC India
Charles Banna · Sep 17, 2019 · 48m
True, everlasting joy and peace are found not in worldly pursuits but in Jesus Christ, who is the fountain of life and joy. This joy is accessible to all who are redeemed through acknowledging their sin and repenting. By coming to Christ in faith, believers receive a peace that is undisturbed and a life source that springs up eternally, unlike temporary worldly happiness.
52mCFC India
Ian Robson · Sep 16, 2019 · 52m
The sermon emphasizes that all of God's promises are reliable and 'yes' through Christ, urging believers to approach scripture with faith. It stresses that merely hearing the word is insufficient; the promise must be united by genuine faith to be profitable, drawing parallels to the Israelites in the wilderness. True repentance requires more than just confessing sin to God; it demands making full restitution to those wronged, building a deep foundation in Christ.
1h 18mCFC India
Ian Robson · Sep 11, 2019 · 1h 18m
The sermon emphasizes the importance of remembering, keeping, and holding fast to what has been received and heard from God's word. Using Revelation 3, the speaker contrasts the spiritually dead church in Sardis with the faithful church in Philadelphia, urging the congregation to remain vigilant. The central message is to live continually in the Spirit, recognizing that God has opened an open door through Christ, which leads to an open heaven and direct communion with God's presence.
49mCFC India
Ian Robson · Sep 10, 2019 · 49m
The speaker emphasizes God's constant faithfulness and how easily we take His daily blessings for granted. Drawing from Psalm 139, he encourages listeners to remember that God is intimately aware of us at all times. He then discusses the 'daily bread' from the Lord's Prayer, arguing that this refers not just to physical sustenance but primarily to the spiritual word of God, which sustains us through every situation and trial.
18mCFC India
Annie Poonen · Aug 20, 2019 · 18m
The speaker reflects on the growth and sustenance of their community, emphasizing that all success is due to the Lord, not human effort. Drawing from Psalm 127, she stresses that the Lord must build the house and watch over the watchmen. She shares personal testimonies about feeling constrained in a formal church setting, finding freedom and spiritual nourishment in meeting at home, and maintaining gratitude for God's continuous guidance through various challenges.
55mCFC India
Charles Banna · Aug 13, 2019 · 55m
The sermon emphasizes the constant, daily provision and care of God, drawing parallels from the Israelites in the wilderness and quoting passages like Psalm 68. A central theme is the danger of forgetting God's blessings, as exemplified by Israel's unfaithfulness. The speaker urges listeners to remember every benefit received from the Lord and to remain diligent in their faith, drawing lessons from Paul's ministry in Ephesus.
1h 1mCFC India
Zac Poonen · Jun 6, 2019 · 1h 1m
The sermon uses 'Pilgrim's Progress' to illustrate the Christian journey, emphasizing that true salvation begins with recognizing a 'burden of sin' and repenting. The speaker warns against those who lack a sensitive conscience, those who are stubborn, or those who are compromisers, all of whom can derail the journey toward Christ. Ultimately, the path to salvation is through belief in Jesus Christ, not through good works or worldly cleverness.
47mCFC India
Charles Banna · May 6, 2019 · 47m
The central message is the necessity of being faithful to God in all aspects of life, drawing parallels between stewardship of talents and stewardship of money. The speaker emphasizes that faithfulness is demonstrated not just in avoiding major sins, but in diligently managing what we have been given, whether it is time, gifts, or finances. True wisdom involves contentment with one's means, saving resources, and avoiding the bondage of debt.
41mCFC India
Charles Banna · Mar 15, 2019 · 41m
The speaker distinguishes between 'good' and 'bad' curiosity, using historical examples like scientific inventions and biblical narratives to illustrate the difference. Good curiosity, such as Abraham's questions or Moses observing the burning bush, leads to blessings and divine revelation. Conversely, bad curiosity can lead people into trouble. The discussion highlights how questioning, like Nicodemus's questions to Jesus, is vital for understanding profound spiritual truths.
7mCFC India
Zac Poonen · Jan 11, 2019 · 7m
The speaker emphasizes that salvation requires both repentance and faith, comparing them to two necessary wires for electricity to flow. He urges listeners to move beyond superficial piety, calling for a desperate passion to be filled with the Holy Spirit and a deep hatred for sin. The message concludes by discussing grace, arguing that it is not unmerited favor but rather something earned through humility, which draws the spirit of grace like water flows to the lowest place.
1h 34mCFC India
Zac Poonen · Jan 9, 2019 · 1h 34m
The sermon emphasizes that believers should overcome doubts regarding God's constant happiness and presence, remembering that God is always in their midst as a victorious warrior. It teaches that while Christians are not instantly free from sin or sickness, Jesus's death on the cross defeated Satan completely, and our growth in strength comes progressively through ongoing trials, much like exercising in a gym.