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10mZac Poonen · Jul 24
49mCFC India - Zac Poonen · Jul 24
52mCFC India - Zac Poonen · Jul 24
1h 30mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship · Jul 22
55mSantosh Poonen · Jul 22
13mZac Poonen · Jul 21
46mJeremy Utley · Jul 20
12mZac Poonen · Jul 20
8mZac Poonen · Jul 19
36mOlu Talabi · Jul 18
45mBobby McDonald · Jul 18
50mDavid Bertsch · Jul 18
3m 53sRiver of Life Christian Fellowship · Jul 18
2m 42sRiver of Life Christian Fellowship · Jul 18
4m 35sRiver of Life Christian Fellowship · Jul 18
12mZac Poonen · Jul 17
11mZac Poonen · Jul 15
8mSanjay Poonen · Jul 15
26mSunil Poonen · Jul 15
13mZac Poonen · Jul 14
1h 39mCharles Banna · Jul 14
10mZac Poonen · Jul 13
11mZac Poonen · Jul 12
10mZac Poonen · Jul 11
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.
10mCFC Daily Devotions
Zac Poonen · Jul 24, 2024 · 10m
The sermon compares the last days to the times of Noah and Lot, noting characteristics like widespread violence and unnatural behavior. The central call is for believers to be like Noah—preachers of righteousness who build the Church of Jesus Christ with unwavering passion. This requires personal sacrifice, family cooperation, and a commitment to leading others to godliness.
49mCFC India
CFC Messages · Jul 24, 2024 · 49m
The sermon emphasizes that following Christ requires bearing reproach, drawing parallels from Hebrews 13 and Joshua 5. The speaker argues that Jesus endured reproach throughout his life, even from his own family, to sanctify believers. Believers should embrace this reproach as a sign of discipleship and gratitude for the cleansing power of Christ.
52mCFC India
CFC Messages · Jul 24, 2024 · 52m
The sermon contrasts the world's pursuit of earthly kingdoms—defined by honor, riches, and pleasure—with the Kingdom of Heaven, which requires a violent pursuit. While the world encourages violence to attain earthly goals, inheriting the Kingdom of Heaven requires meekness, which the speaker argues is insufficient without a forceful commitment. The speaker warns against being deceived by worldly attractions, whether in relationships or spiritual pursuits, emphasizing that one must be aggressive and determined in seeking God's Kingdom.
1h 30mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
CFC Messages · Jul 22, 2024 · 1h 30m
The testimonies shared focus heavily on the themes of abiding in Christ, the completeness of God's work in believers, and the necessity of returning to Jesus regardless of one's perceived spiritual state. Key passages referenced include Philippians 1:6, Hebrews 12:2, and the assurance that Jesus welcomes all who come to him. The speakers emphasized that true gratitude is shown through one's walk and commitment to Him.
55mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Santosh Poonen · Jul 22, 2024 · 55m
The central message is to 'redeem the time' by making the most of one's current season of life, regardless of relationship status. The speaker warns that many people mistakenly believe their life's true purpose or usefulness to God will only begin after marriage or ministry. Instead, God has a specific plan to conform the individual into the image of Christ while they are single, and this opportunity should not be wasted waiting for future circumstances.
13mCFC Daily Devotions
Zac Poonen · Jul 21, 2024 · 13m
The central message is that the true result of serving the Lord is sanctification, meaning one's life becomes progressively more Christlike. The speaker emphasizes that God's ultimate plan for believers is not merely to reach heaven, but to be conformed to the image of Christ. This process requires believers to press on toward perfection, recognizing that the Old Covenant law has been abolished and cannot achieve this sanctification.
46mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Jeremy Utley · Jul 20, 2024 · 46m
The speaker argues that true spiritual safety and answered prayer are not found merely in calling upon the name of the Lord, but in actively living out what Jesus teaches. He draws from scripture to suggest that being a true disciple means doing what Jesus says. If our prayers are not met with a corresponding change in our actions and obedience, we must examine our hearts, as the power of the Kingdom of God resides in action, not just words.
12mCFC Daily Devotions
Zac Poonen · Jul 20, 2024 · 12m
The central message emphasizes that believers have only one life and must use it wisely by denying their self-will to follow Jesus. The speaker argues that true reward in heaven comes not from accumulating earthly achievements or possessions, but from a life lived in selfless obedience to God's will. Following Jesus' example, one must constantly choose the Father's will over personal desires, even when it is difficult.
8mCFC Daily Devotions
Zac Poonen · Jul 19, 2024 · 8m
The central message encourages the listener to maintain a fresh appreciation for the sacrifice of Jesus, realizing that the truth of Christ dying for our sins should never become casual. Furthermore, the speaker urges believers to emulate Christ by willingly taking the blame for others, even when it is not their fault, and to embrace this path through a willingness to die and be resurrected with Him.
36mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Olu Talabi · Jul 18, 2024 · 36m
The central message is that true thankfulness goes beyond mere words; it must be expressed through one's entire life. The speaker emphasizes that while acknowledging God's blessings with our lips is good, our hearts and actions must genuinely reflect gratitude. He uses the life of Mary Magdalene as an example of profound, life-long devotion as an expression of thanks for Jesus's salvation.
45mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Bobby McDonald · Jul 18, 2024 · 45m
The speaker addresses the danger of false guilt, which can weigh down sincere Christians who strive to live according to high spiritual standards. He uses scripture, particularly Romans 7 and an illustration from Leviticus 13, to teach that recognizing one's sin is a starting point, not a permanent state of guilt. Ultimately, the message encourages believers to embrace a childlike faith in God's forgiveness and to press on in the journey of discipleship without being paralyzed by guilt over perceived shortcomings.
50mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
David Bertsch · Jul 18, 2024 · 50m
The speaker discusses living an uncompromising Christian life, arguing that true commitment is found not in grand, visible achievements, but in resisting the temptation to accept worldly honor or reward. He uses examples from scripture—Daniel refusing earthly rewards, Abraham refusing goods from the King of Sodom, and Elisha refusing gifts from Naaman—to illustrate that integrity begins with small matters, such as what we consume or accept.
3m 53sRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
CFC Messages · Jul 18, 2024 · 3m 53s
The central message is that God is the servant King, calling believers to follow Him by offering their lives as a daily act of worship. The sermon emphasizes learning how to serve others in our daily lives, mirroring Christ's own sacrificial service. This service is presented as the ultimate offering to the King.
2m 42sRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
CFC Messages · Jul 18, 2024 · 2m 42s
This video is a worship session centered on the declaration, "I have decided to follow Jesus." The core message emphasizes a resolute commitment to following Christ, regardless of opposition or circumstance. It is a declaration of turning away from the world and embracing the cross.
4m 35sRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
CFC Messages · Jul 18, 2024 · 4m 35s
This video is a worship piece centered on the theme of following Jesus' footsteps. It expresses a commitment to walk the path Jesus has trod, through all circumstances. The song culminates in the hope of resting with Him at His throne.
12mCFC Daily Devotions
Zac Poonen · Jul 17, 2024 · 12m
The central message is that the true church is built by those who genuinely fear God and are willing to make profound sacrifices, like Abraham offering Isaac. True devotion requires laying down what we love most—whether it's status, money, or ambition—at the altar. Furthermore, one must obey God's commands without relying on personal reason or cleverness, and these acts of sacrifice should be done privately for God alone.
11mCFC Daily Devotions
Zac Poonen · Jul 15, 2024 · 11m
The message emphasizes achieving a state of being 'without blame' before Christ's return by diligently self-examining daily, treating scripture both as encouragement and as reproof. To increase in love, one must realize that this supernatural ability comes from God's power, not personal effort. The speaker contrasts the Old Covenant's declaration of delighting in God's will with the New Covenant's reality, where God actively works within us by the Holy Spirit to both desire and accomplish His will.
8mNCCF Church
Sanjay Poonen · Jul 15, 2024 · 8m
Knowing Jesus means obeying His commandments through the guidance of the Holy Spirit, who explains Jesus to us daily just as He revealed God the Father during His earthly ministry. As we follow Christ's commandments—whether through enduring persecution, cultivating purity, or living out the Beatitudes—we become living examples of the heavenly Father to our children and those around us, helping them understand what God is like.
26mNCCF Church
Sunil Poonen · Jul 15, 2024 · 26m
Sunil Poonen teaches that true discipleship involves foundational conditions—prioritizing God above family, possessions, and self—which enable believers to overflow Christ's spirit to others as 'salt.' He emphasizes that the Holy Spirit models invisible ministry, using examples of unnoticed but essential support roles in sports to illustrate how believers can have hidden ministries in the church that glorify Christ while remaining personally unrecognized, demonstrating the fruit of being filled with the Spirit.
13mCFC Daily Devotions
Zac Poonen · Jul 14, 2024 · 13m
True Christian fellowship with God is achieved not through emotional experiences or outward displays, but by consistently denying one's own will and taking up the cross daily. The speaker argues that genuine spirituality comes from this self-denial, which is tested in daily life, rather than from feelings evoked during worship. He warns against mistaking emotional manipulation (the 'Soul') for the genuine work of the Holy Spirit.
1h 39mCFC Bangalore Live
transcribingCharles Banna · Jul 14, 2024 · 1h 39m
The sermon emphasizes that God's commandments are not meant to restrict believers but are actually for their ultimate good. Following these divine instructions is presented as a path to blessing and a demonstration of God's care for His people. The message encourages adherence to God's will for a blessed life.
10mCFC Daily Devotions
Zac Poonen · Jul 13, 2024 · 10m
The central message is that true fellowship with God requires the breaking of one's self-will, symbolized by the tearing of the veil in the Old Testament. The speaker distinguishes between the soul (mind, feelings, will) and the spirit, emphasizing that the spirit must rule the soul for a life connected to God. This breakthrough is achieved through the Holy Spirit, which leads believers into a life of true fellowship with the Father.
11mCFC Daily Devotions
Zac Poonen · Jul 12, 2024 · 11m
The speaker contrasts living by the 'Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil' (which only distinguishes right from wrong) with living by the 'Tree of Life.' True spiritual growth requires moving beyond merely doing what is lawful or right, and instead, discerning what is truly profitable by seeking the guidance of the Holy Spirit. This means prioritizing the will of God above all other good or permissible activities, much like Jesus prioritizing His mission over worldly opportunities.
10mCFC Daily Devotions
Zac Poonen · Jul 11, 2024 · 10m
The central message revolves around the necessity of taking up the cross, which the speaker clarifies means putting one's 'soul life' to death, rather than merely understanding the concept. He argues that a failure to hate one's soul life leads to constant offense, susceptibility to praise, and spiritual stagnation, keeping believers in a 'kindergarten' phase of faith. True spiritual growth and freedom come from accepting that only God's opinion matters.