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14mBobby McDonald · Oct 17
1h 13mZac Poonen · Oct 14
51mCFC Bangalore Live · Oct 12
1h 15mCFC Bangalore Live · Oct 12
1h 33mCFC Bangalore Live · Oct 10
1h 26mCFC Bangalore Live · Oct 9
1h 48mSantosh Poonen · Oct 9
1h 25mCFC Bangalore Live · Oct 8
1h 34mCFC Bangalore Live · Oct 8
29mJeremy Utley · Oct 3
57mSantosh Poonen · Oct 3
49mSantosh Poonen · Sep 27
7mBobby McDonald · Sep 26
34mNCCF Church · Sep 19
28mZac Poonen · Sep 14
12mZac Poonen · Sep 6
58mSantosh Poonen · Sep 5
10mBobby McDonald · Sep 5
12mJeremy Utley · Sep 5
46mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship · Aug 29
58mZac Poonen · Aug 23
57mZac Poonen · Aug 23
20mZac Poonen · Aug 23
53mZac Poonen · Aug 23
14mNCCF Church
Bobby McDonald · Oct 17, 2016 · 14m
The central message is the necessity of patiently bearing with one another in love, drawing from passages like Colossians 3:13 and Ephesians 4. The speaker distinguishes between forgiving, which is a one-time act, and bearing with, which implies continually forgiving and not holding grudges. Ultimately, the speaker encourages believers to adopt a posture of patience, trusting that God's sovereign hand is at work even in difficult circumstances, and modeling God's own patience toward others.
1h 13mCFC India
Zac Poonen · Oct 14, 2016 · 1h 13m
This drama uses the historical context of Jeremiah and Daniel to challenge believers to remain uncompromising in their faith amidst cultural compromise, symbolized by Babylonian Christianity. The core message emphasizes staying true to God's Word, avoiding idolatry, and maintaining purity of heart and lifestyle, even when it means facing hardship or exile. The performance urges the younger generation to be faithful witnesses for Christ.
51mCFC Bangalore Live
CFC Messages · Oct 12, 2016 · 51m
The speaker addresses common questions regarding Christian life, emphasizing that assurance of salvation comes only from the Holy Spirit through faith in Jesus' sacrifice. He stresses that maintaining fellowship with God requires confessing sin immediately and forgiving others. Furthermore, true spiritual growth demands actively pursuing God, as stagnation leads to spiritual regression.
1h 15mCFC Bangalore Live
CFC Messages · Oct 12, 2016 · 1h 15m
The speaker contrasts the fleeting pleasures of sin with the eternal joy found in knowing Jesus, which requires the 'fellowship of his sufferings.' He uses the analogy of the sunrise, warning that Christians often settle for the beautiful, initial 'dawn' feelings of conversion rather than pressing toward the full, sustaining light of Christ's nature. True Christian life requires enduring the process, even when it becomes less emotionally dramatic than the beginning.
1h 33mCFC Bangalore Live
CFC Messages · Oct 10, 2016 · 1h 33m
The message emphasizes that Christian life is a process of continuous striving toward Christlikeness, which the speaker calls 'pressing on to perfection.' This is not about achieving flawlessness in one day, but rather maintaining the perseverance to keep moving forward, even when struggling. The core message is to focus on knowing Jesus Christ above all worldly achievements or accomplishments.
1h 26mCFC Bangalore Live
transcribingCFC Messages · Oct 9, 2016 · 1h 26m
This session appears to address a principle of Christian living, drawing from the concept that while all things may be permissible, not everything is beneficial or profitable for the believer. The message is directed specifically to shepherds and sisters, implying practical guidance for ministry and personal walk.
1h 48mCFC Bangalore Live
transcribingSantosh Poonen · Oct 9, 2016 · 1h 48m
This session focuses on the critical need for anointed shepherds within the church. The message emphasizes that true spiritual leadership requires divine anointing and preparation. It calls for believers to recognize and support those called to shepherd the flock.
1h 25mCFC Bangalore Live
transcribingCFC Messages · Oct 8, 2016 · 1h 25m
This session focuses on the importance of remaining steadfast and true to God amidst life's challenges. The message encourages believers to maintain their commitment to God's will regardless of external pressures or circumstances.
1h 34mCFC Bangalore Live
CFC Messages · Oct 8, 2016 · 1h 34m
The speaker emphasizes the critical need for training and passing the torch to the next generation to ensure the continuation of the church's mission, drawing a parallel to the Israelites wandering in the wilderness. He stresses that in Christ, there is no distinction among people, regardless of education or background, and praises the community's unity and resilience against opposition.
29mNCCF Church
Jeremy Utley · Oct 3, 2016 · 29m
The speaker shares a burden concerning the church, emphasizing that while God alone can build it, believers have a responsibility to actively participate in building the Body of Christ. He draws from scripture to argue that the church's unity and perfection are central to revealing God's mystery to the world. Ultimately, he calls for a zealous and wholehearted commitment to this calling.
57mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Santosh Poonen · Oct 3, 2016 · 57m
Jesus warns his disciples that they will be sent out as sheep among wolves, advising them to be shrewd as serpents and innocent as doves. The speaker cautions that the 'wolves' are not necessarily external sinners but rather religious systems or influences within the church that mimic true faith. True power comes not from outward eloquence or worldly systems, but from the indwelling life of Christ, requiring constant spiritual discernment.
49mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Santosh Poonen · Sep 27, 2016 · 49m
The speaker emphasizes that effectiveness in ministry is dependent on faithfulness in small, inner areas, using the analogy of using time and money as tests of faithfulness. He contrasts the tendency to focus on external works with Jesus' call for 'Shepherds,' and draws a parallel from Isaiah's experience. Isaiah's transformation from proclaiming woes to accepting God's message is shown by first confronting his own sinfulness before being commissioned to speak God's word.
7mNCCF Church
Bobby McDonald · Sep 26, 2016 · 7m
The central message is the necessity of being teachable and recognizing that Christian growth requires more than just the Bible; it requires the community of the local church. The speaker warns that the untaught and unstable can distort scripture, and true spiritual maturity is achieved by submitting to the teaching provided by God through apostles, prophets, teachers, and pastors. Pride, specifically the belief that one can succeed alone, is identified as the greatest hindrance to progress.
34mNCCF Church
CFC Messages · Sep 19, 2016 · 34m
The speaker shares reflections on running the Christian life as a race focused on Jesus, emphasizing that progress is measured by getting back up after falling, not by winning in competition. Key takeaways include obeying Jesus' commandments regarding judgment and worry, and finding strength in His smile and love. The message stresses dependence on God's will over self-will and building faith through complete trust in His promises.
28mCFC India
Zac Poonen · Sep 14, 2016 · 28m
The sermon emphasizes that true Christian fellowship requires both a vertical relationship with Jesus and a horizontal commitment to the body of Christ. Treating the church like a mere restaurant, where one only consumes without contributing, is insufficient; believers must actively serve like members of a family. God values willingness to serve according to one's current ability, as demonstrated by the unity found in sharing in the fellowship of Christ's body.
12mCFC India
Zac Poonen · Sep 6, 2016 · 12m
The sermon emphasizes that life, like all earthly things, is corruptible unless kept in God's presence. Drawing from Psalm 139, the speaker highlights that God knows and plans for us even before birth, emphasizing that life's duration is determined by God's will, not by human actions alone. The core message for parenting is to teach children the values of God's Word, such as prayer, gratitude, and treating others as they wish to be treated, while also understanding the full Gospel: that Christ died not only for our sins but also so that we should live only for Him.
58mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Santosh Poonen · Sep 5, 2016 · 58m
The speaker discusses two key promises in the New Testament: first, that believers will be saved from sin through Jesus' name, and second, that Jesus will shepherd His people. He warns that focusing only on the first promise without embracing the second—the shepherding care of Christ—can leave believers struggling and lacking in spiritual growth. True transformation requires moving into the shepherding aspect of God's promise.
10mNCCF Church
Bobby McDonald · Sep 5, 2016 · 10m
The central message is that God is actively working all things—both good and difficult—for the ultimate good of those who love Him, as exemplified by Romans 8:28. The speaker uses the personal experience of his son's school anxiety and the life of Joseph to illustrate that hardship is part of God's plan for growth, teaching believers to view past struggles not as bad luck, but as things God allowed or caused for a greater, eternal purpose.
12mNCCF Church
Jeremy Utley · Sep 5, 2016 · 12m
The central message is a warning to be extremely careful when giving advice or when feeling spiritually elevated, emphasizing the need to constantly look inward. The speaker draws from scripture to caution that even those who feel mature enough to guide others are susceptible to falling, and the best way to help others is by first diligently examining and cleansing one's own heart. This principle of self-examination applies not only to giving advice or judging others but also to one's own spiritual walk within the church.
46mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
CFC Messages · Aug 29, 2016 · 46m
The speaker encourages the congregation to view themselves not as mere recipients of blessings, but as active, contributing members of the Body of Christ. He emphasizes that every member has a responsibility to fulfill God's calling, contrasting this with the mentality of simply attending church to receive entertainment or sermons. True participation means actively contributing to the work of the kingdom.
58mCFC India
Zac Poonen · Aug 23, 2016 · 58m
The speaker argues that the true strength of the church lies not in large gatherings, loud praise, or visible activities, but in the private, hidden life of its members, particularly within their families. He emphasizes that a strong church is built on the foundation of loving and humble marriages and family life. The speaker concludes by urging believers to focus on this unseen, internal life, as God rewards what is done in secret.
57mCFC India
Zac Poonen · Aug 23, 2016 · 57m
The speaker encourages the congregation to value and respect the new generation of believers God is raising up. He emphasizes that believers should study the Word of God and seek the anointing of the Holy Spirit, rather than relying on self-assessment. The central message is that the full truth, like a jigsaw puzzle, is found in the Bible, and preachers must ensure that everything written in Scripture is preached, not just what is convenient or popular.
20mCFC India
Zac Poonen · Aug 23, 2016 · 20m
The central message emphasizes that parents, especially fathers, have the primary responsibility to diligently teach their children the principles of God's word throughout their daily lives. This teaching must be constant, covering all times—waking, sleeping, walking, and sitting—to ensure the children value God's word. Neglecting this duty allows the devil to sow bad seeds, leading to a poor harvest in the children's lives.
53mCFC India
Zac Poonen · Aug 23, 2016 · 53m
The central message is that bearing the yoke of Jesus, especially in youth, is vital for fulfilling God's plan, even if it involves suffering and difficulty. Believers must learn from Jesus' example by remaining humble, accepting circumstances without complaint, and trusting that God has a purpose for their lives. Complaining or resisting the yoke prevents God from fulfilling the intended ministry.