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46mAjay Chakravarthy · May 6
22mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship · Apr 29
1h 1mSantosh Poonen · Apr 29
22mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship · Apr 29
38mOlu Talabi · Apr 29
32mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship · Apr 15
25mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship · Apr 15
59mSantosh Poonen · Apr 15
56mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship · Apr 14
1h 3mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship · Apr 14
25mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship · Apr 14
1h 12mZac Poonen · Apr 9
49mZac Poonen · Apr 9
56mZac Poonen · Apr 9
49mZac Poonen · Apr 8
57mZac Poonen · Apr 8
44mZac Poonen · Apr 8
48mZac Poonen · Apr 8
52mZac Poonen · Apr 7
48mZac Poonen · Apr 7
1h 0mZac Poonen · Apr 7
53mZac Poonen · Apr 7
32mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship · Apr 1
38mZac Poonen · Apr 1
46mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Ajay Chakravarthy · May 6, 2019 · 46m
The sermon emphasizes that Christians are called to be a 'kingdom of priests' in the New Covenant, not just a select few. Drawing from scripture, the speaker highlights that believers, as living stones, are built up into a holy priesthood to offer spiritual sacrifices through Jesus Christ. The message encourages the congregation to examine their spiritual standing by asking if they have received Christ, as this is the prerequisite for participating in this priesthood.
22mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
CFC Messages · Apr 29, 2019 · 22m
The sermon emphasizes that God sees and rewards what we do in secret, urging believers to be good stewards of the gifts and resources entrusted to them. Drawing from parables like the talents and the call to faithfulness, the speaker argues that true riches are gained by being faithful in our daily, unseen work, such as our jobs. This faithfulness, demonstrated even when no one is watching, is what qualifies us to receive God's greater blessings.
1h 1mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Santosh Poonen · Apr 29, 2019 · 1h 1m
The speaker discusses the nature of prayer, drawing parallels between the prayers of Jesus and the Lord's Prayer, emphasizing that Jesus set a unique example for believers. He uses the analogy of ultraviolet light and unseen radio frequencies to suggest that Jesus operated on a 'secret wavelength'—a spiritual frequency that allows believers to perceive heavenly realities and hear God's voice, which many Christians fail to tune into.
22mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
CFC Messages · Apr 29, 2019 · 22m
This service focused on themes of divine encouragement, holiness, and God's faithfulness. The speaker emphasized that holiness is something God desires for us, which we must believe we can receive from Him. Key scripture passages referenced include Psalm 34:18, reminding the congregation that the Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit, and Hebrews 10:23, urging them to hold fast to the confession of hope.
38mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Olu Talabi · Apr 29, 2019 · 38m
The central message is that merely believing in God is insufficient; one must fully believe, trust, and commit to the Lord Jesus Christ. The speaker emphasizes that the core issue is not whether God exists, but what one says about Jesus, as He is the only way to know God. Jesus Christ alone has the authority to reveal who God is.
32mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
CFC Messages · Apr 15, 2019 · 32m
The message encourages believers to meditate on the greatness of God to overcome feelings of smallness and weakness. Key themes include casting all cares upon God, recognizing that God has plans for welfare, and the necessity of purifying both flesh and spirit. The sermon repeatedly emphasizes that following Christ requires self-denial and taking up one's cross, referencing Matthew 16:24.
25mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
CFC Messages · Apr 15, 2019 · 25m
The speaker emphasizes that Jesus's hard words, like those in Luke 13, are not meant to condemn but to warn so that believers do not end up outside His presence. He urges the audience to take these convicting words seriously, viewing them as opportunities for self-examination and repentance, much like Paul advised in 1 Corinthians 11. Ultimately, the message stresses that true discipleship requires disciplining one's body, eyes, and tongue to remain faithful and avoid disqualification.
59mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Santosh Poonen · Apr 15, 2019 · 59m
The sermon emphasizes the need for believers to cleanse themselves from all defilement, both in flesh and spirit, drawing parallels to the sanctity of the Temple. The speaker distinguishes between 'compromise' (actively doing what is wrong) and 'omission' (failing to do what is right). He warns that merely avoiding sin is insufficient; one must actively live according to God's will, which requires hearing and obeying the living voice of God, not just adhering to a list of prohibitions.
56mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
transcribingCFC Messages · Apr 14, 2019 · 56m
This video appears to be a live worship service from River of Life Christian Fellowship, featuring praise music and weekly memory verses. It serves as a devotional resource for the congregation.
1h 3mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
transcribingCFC Messages · Apr 14, 2019 · 1h 3m
This video appears to be a live worship service from River of Life Christian Fellowship. The description points to memory verses, suggesting the service incorporated scripture memorization and praise. It serves as a record of corporate worship.
25mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
transcribingCFC Messages · Apr 14, 2019 · 25m
This video appears to be a live worship service from River of Life Christian Fellowship. The description points to memory verses, suggesting the focus was on scripture and corporate worship rather than a specific sermon message.
1h 12mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Zac Poonen · Apr 9, 2019 · 1h 12m
Jesus invites all who are thirsty to come to him and drink, emphasizing that receiving this life is a matter of trust rather than works. The speaker stresses that true spiritual desire should be to bless others, not to gain personal reputation or ministry recognition. Ultimately, the message calls for a life of being 'dead to the world,' focused solely on the Savior's eyes.
49mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Zac Poonen · Apr 9, 2019 · 49m
The speaker argues that the primary opposition to the Gospel today comes not from non-Christians, but from within the church—from believers whose shallow lives are exposed by the truth. He critiques modern church practices, such as making money from the poor in the name of God, comparing it to the money changers in the temple. Furthermore, he emphasizes that Jesus's work on the cross included breaking down the division between Jews and Gentiles, showing that God's love extends to all people.
56mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Zac Poonen · Apr 9, 2019 · 56m
The speaker emphasizes the responsibility to pray for unconverted family members, both vertically (parents and children) and horizontally (siblings). He stresses consistency in prayer, citing examples like George Mueller, and advises that while the Old Covenant laws are superseded by the New Covenant, believers should claim promises found in the Psalms and later chapters of Isaiah. Finally, he redefines 'fear of the Lord' as 'reverence'—the fear of offending God—and notes that right judgment is developed by meditating on and obeying Scripture until one begins to think like Christ.
49mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Zac Poonen · Apr 8, 2019 · 49m
God starts new churches when existing ones become corrupt and fail to serve as a pure testimony of His name. This pattern is seen historically, from Israel to the early church, because leaders compromise principles for comfort or salary. A true church, therefore, must be led by individuals who proclaim the full counsel of God without compromise, reflecting Christ's righteousness.
57mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Zac Poonen · Apr 8, 2019 · 57m
The speaker emphasizes that the body is the temple of the Holy Spirit, purchased by the blood of Jesus, and therefore must be glorified in every aspect of life. He stresses the importance of controlling one's tongue, noting that a person who cannot control their speech has worthless Christianity. Furthermore, he draws a distinction between humans, who are given a conscience, and animals, warning that ignoring one's conscience causes a person to regress to a mere state of 'mud and water,' losing their unique human spiritual connection.
44mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Zac Poonen · Apr 8, 2019 · 44m
The speaker discusses the nature of genuine spiritual questioning, advising that questions should relate to life and God's will rather than mere theoretical knowledge. He addresses the concept of free will, affirming that God does not take it away, and outlines the primary evidence of being born again: a desire to pray (breathing) and a longing to hear God's Word. Finally, he discusses church divisions, noting that true overcomers sense the Lord's departure and may start a new, pure church.
48mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Zac Poonen · Apr 8, 2019 · 48m
The speaker emphasizes that God's work in the church requires men who are deeply concerned with God's glory rather than personal gain or self-exaltation. He contrasts the self-serving nature of worldly ambition, exemplified by Babylon's business principles, with the selfless dedication seen in figures like Paul, who wept over the spiritual state of the church. True Christian leadership involves a positive testimony of devotion to God, not merely listing what one avoids doing.
52mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Zac Poonen · Apr 7, 2019 · 52m
The central message is that true spiritual outpouring, or the 'rivers of living water,' comes from the innermost being of those who truly believe and trust in God, rather than from external, spectacular acts. The speaker advises against seeking a visible or spectacular ministry, urging instead to focus on quietly fulfilling God's will in everyday life, mirroring the simple, consistent service of Jesus. Following Christ means following Him in His daily life, not just in His miracles.
48mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Zac Poonen · Apr 7, 2019 · 48m
The speaker argues that God has entrusted the leadership roles within the church—such as apostles, prophets, and teachers—to men, citing passages like 1 Timothy 2. He emphasizes that the primary issue facing Christianity today is the neglect of the Bible as God's infallible Word, rather than gender roles. While highly valuing the ministry of women (such as bearing children and evangelism), he maintains that formal church leadership roles are designated for men.
1h 0mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Zac Poonen · Apr 7, 2019 · 1h 0m
The central message is that a genuine Christian life is marked by a constant, deep hunger for God's Word, likened to a newborn baby crying for milk. The speaker emphasizes that God shows no partiality, and spiritual growth depends on the measure of our desire to seek Him. He urges listeners to examine their own hearts to ensure they possess this vital thirst, which is necessary for spiritual growth in the present tense of salvation.
53mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Zac Poonen · Apr 7, 2019 · 53m
The speaker warns that the decline of the church is easy, citing historical examples like Ephesus. He emphasizes that true Christian life requires prioritizing fellowship with the Father over fellowship with other believers. He points to the fullness of joy, peace, and righteousness in the Holy Spirit as key indicators of genuine spiritual health, cautioning against the danger of the church becoming merely a social club.
32mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
transcribingCFC Messages · Apr 1, 2019 · 32m
This video appears to be a live worship service featuring praise and memory verses from River of Life Christian Fellowship. It serves as a recording of their gathering, focusing on worship and scripture recall.
38mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Zac Poonen · Apr 1, 2019 · 38m
The speaker explains that human effort, as demonstrated by the Law or building the Tower of Babel, is insufficient to meet God's perfect standard. True acceptance comes only through the Holy Spirit, which imparts a new nature that desires purity, contrasting with the old nature's inclination toward sin. Being born again requires repentance (turning around in sorrow for sin) and faith (receiving God's free gift), and while the initial gift is received, believers must continually seek the fullness of the Holy Spirit to yield every area of their lives to Christ's control.