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11mJeremy Utley · Jan 5
53mNCCF Church · Dec 8
5mJeremy Utley · Dec 2
44mJeremy Paul KL George · Nov 3
59mNCCF Church · Oct 27
1h 34mCFC Bangalore Live · Oct 26
38mNCCF Church · Oct 20
4mCFC Bangalore Live · Oct 18
1h 10mCFC Bangalore Live · Oct 18
38mNCCF Church · Sep 15
1h 23mCFC Bangalore Live · Sep 7
57mZac Poonen · Sep 3
1h 28mCFC Bangalore Live · Aug 31
20mJeremy Utley · Aug 7
38mBobby McDonald · Aug 5
54mNCCF Church · Aug 4
55mSantosh Poonen · Jul 28
1h 55mCFC Bangalore Live · Jul 27
1h 51mCFC Bangalore Live · Jul 20
57mSantosh Poonen · Jul 15
1h 42mCharles Banna · Jul 13
52mSantosh Poonen · Jul 7
56mZac Poonen · Jun 25
56mZac Poonen · Jun 8
Zac Poonen · 10m · CFC Daily Devotions
Zac Poonen teaches that idolatry constitutes spiritual adultery against God, drawing a parallel between unfaithfulness in marriage and unfaithfulness in our devotion to God. The message calls believers to recognize idolatry in their lives and turn from it in repentance to restore their relationship with God.
11mNCCF Church
Jeremy Utley · Jan 5, 2015 · 11m
The central message is that Christian growth requires cultivating deep intimacy with the Heavenly Father, mirroring Jesus's relationship with God. This intimacy is fostered by fearing God, which allows Him to share His secrets. Furthermore, the speaker emphasizes that approaching temptation with proactive reverence—praying not to be tempted—and viewing suffering as a means of learning obedience are key aspects of Christlikeness.
53mNCCF Church
CFC Messages · Dec 8, 2014 · 53m
The speaker discusses the spiritual reality of 'dry spells' in communication with God, arguing that believers should desire hearing from God with the same desperation they feel when confronting sin. He draws parallels to Jesus' relationship with the Father, suggesting that accepting silence from God is unacceptable for a follower. The message concludes by examining the Israelites' failure to enter God's rest, which stemmed from questioning God's promises based on their immediate feelings rather than His word.
5mNCCF Church
Jeremy Utley · Dec 2, 2014 · 5m
Being led by the Spirit involves crying out to God for help, and a key indicator of this is the consistent act of asking for help. Furthermore, true faith, as exemplified by the leper who returned to give thanks, is marked by gratitude. Therefore, Christians should not only ask for help but must also be diligent in acknowledging and praising God for every answer received, treating this acknowledgment like a daily practice of praising God's faithfulness at night.
44mNCCF Church
Jeremy Paul KL George · Nov 3, 2014 · 44m
The speaker encourages the congregation to reflect on David's life, contrasting his consistent praise with Saul's warrior mentality. The central message is that our default mode should be praising God and bringing our needs to Him, rather than trying to project an image of capability or strength. He urges listeners to examine whether they view themselves as needy, echoing David's realization that God stands at the right hand of the needy.
59mNCCF Church
CFC Messages · Oct 27, 2014 · 59m
The central message emphasizes that the greatest aspect of the church is not its physical assets, eloquent preachers, or programs, but the foundational reality of God's everlasting love for us sinners through Christ. True Christian life is characterized by resting in this love, trusting that God handles all the burdens, and remembering that the Christian walk should be restful, not a self-imposed burden. The speaker also highlighted the importance of focusing on today's provision, as exemplified by Jesus' prayer for daily bread.
1h 34mCFC Bangalore Live
CFC Messages · Oct 26, 2014 · 1h 34m
The service was characterized by extensive worship, praise, and singing of hymns celebrating Christ's resurrection and God's eternal nature. The message concluded with a call to focus on God's Word, suggesting that believers need to dig deep into scripture to discover spiritual treasures. The service also included moments of corporate prayer.
38mNCCF Church
CFC Messages · Oct 20, 2014 · 38m
The speaker shares reflections on Psalm 73:28, emphasizing that the nearness of God is a profound good. He outlines three practical ways to make the Lord God one's refuge: going to God first during trials instead of relying on people, removing other sources of comfort or refuge in life, and declaring God's promises out loud even when personal feelings contradict them. These actions demonstrate a choice to trust God's sovereignty.
4mCFC Bangalore Live
CFC Messages · Oct 18, 2014 · 4m
The speaker expresses deep gratitude for the love shown to the celebrated brother, emphasizing that love is more important than any material gift. The message concludes with a prayer for the brother, his wife, his journey, his ministry, and his entire family, asking God for blessing and protection.
1h 10mCFC Bangalore Live
CFC Messages · Oct 18, 2014 · 1h 10m
The speaker offers extensive thanksgiving for God's provision and grace during the conference, acknowledging His faithfulness over time. The core message emphasizes the necessity of God's Word and the continuous need for the church to remain focused on the narrow path. He prays for the anointing of the Holy Spirit upon the speaker to deliver prophetic words.
38mNCCF Church
CFC Messages · Sep 15, 2014 · 38m
The speaker shared an experience where he felt tempted to react negatively to a supposed scam regarding a vacation rental deposit. Through prayer, he was reminded of scripture, specifically 'vengeance is mine' and 'love your enemies,' guiding him to prioritize not sinning over recovering money. He also drew a principle from John 18, learning that Christians should advocate for what is right rather than remaining silent.
1h 23mCFC Bangalore Live
CFC Messages · Sep 7, 2014 · 1h 23m
The service focused on praising God's greatness and acknowledging His sovereignty over all things. The message encouraged the congregation to rejoice in God's presence, recognizing that He is the Creator, Redeemer, and Healer. Ultimately, the core message was one of trusting in God's unchanging control and accepting the fullness of His grace for a life of worship.
57mCFC India
Zac Poonen · Sep 3, 2014 · 57m
The sermon addresses the spiritual attacks on the home, tracing the pattern of accusation from Adam and Eve to modern-day marital strife. The speaker emphasizes that while we are saved from sin, we must also be saved from the 'poison of accusing one another.' He contrasts the destructive spirit of accusation with the model of Christ, who intercedes for us before God, urging believers to always pray for others before correcting them, ensuring that truth is spoken out of love and in the Spirit of God.
1h 28mCFC Bangalore Live
CFC Messages · Aug 31, 2014 · 1h 28m
This service is characterized by extensive worship, focusing on themes of divine majesty, the worthiness of God, and the desire to live with heavenly focus. The congregation repeatedly praises God's power, mercy, and glory, expressing a longing to be saved from earthly concerns and join in heavenly worship.
20mNCCF Church
Jeremy Utley · Aug 7, 2014 · 20m
The speaker emphasizes that true Christian fellowship requires self-examination and prayer for those encountered. Drawing from Proverbs, he advises that wise speech is characterized by being timely, apt, and sweet, rather than merely immediate. Furthermore, he highlights that fellowship itself can be a powerful source of divine revelation, sometimes more so than dedicated study, requiring us to be equally eager to listen for what the Holy Spirit is communicating.
38mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Bobby McDonald · Aug 5, 2014 · 38m
The speaker discusses Paul's prayer for the Colossians, emphasizing that the goal of Christian life and prayer should be to be filled with the knowledge of God's will so that one may please Christ. He advises listeners to categorize their prayers into two types: those aligned with God's promises (which can be approached with boldness) and personal desires (which require a spirit of surrender). Ultimately, the focus should always be on pleasing Christ, even when our own desires conflict with what God may ultimately provide.
54mNCCF Church
CFC Messages · Aug 4, 2014 · 54m
The speaker encourages the congregation to share what God has laid on their hearts, emphasizing that it is better to offer something imperfect than nothing. Key themes include maintaining confidence in prayer by keeping one's conscience clean, and embracing correction as a means of spiritual growth. The message draws parallels between learning to ride a bike and the continuous, daily effort required to press on toward Christlikeness.
55mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Santosh Poonen · Jul 28, 2014 · 55m
The core message is that effective prayer must originate from God's breath, making it a communion with Him rather than merely expressing human need. To ensure prayers are answered, one must seek God's guidance first, rather than being driven solely by desperation or need. True prayer requires forsaking outward displays of piety and instead yielding to the Holy Spirit's prompting.
1h 55mCFC Bangalore Live
CFC Messages · Jul 27, 2014 · 1h 55m
The service begins with praise and worship, focusing on the themes of salvation and God's glory. The message encourages the congregation to adopt a humble disposition, comparing the soul to a wean child resting contentedly against its mother. The central call is to compose and quieten the soul, trusting in God's presence for both past and future difficulties.
1h 51mCFC Bangalore Live
CFC Messages · Jul 20, 2014 · 1h 51m
The service was marked by extensive corporate worship, focusing on praising God's eternal glory and majesty. The worship songs emphasized themes of Christ's triumph, God's enduring love, and the believer's role in praising Him. The service concluded with a call to worship and acknowledge God as a refuge and stronghold.
57mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Santosh Poonen · Jul 15, 2014 · 57m
The central message is that effective prayer must originate from God's word and will, rather than merely being a litany of requests. The speaker emphasizes that true prayer is communion with God, flowing from His breath through His Spirit dwelling in us and back to Him. He contrasts the long, unanswered prayers of the prophets of Baal with Elijah's brief, focused prayer, illustrating that God responds to alignment with His will, not the sheer volume or dramatic nature of the effort.
1h 42mCFC Bangalore Live
Charles Banna · Jul 13, 2014 · 1h 42m
The sermon encourages the congregation to focus their hearts and minds solely on Jesus Christ, urging them to quiet their spirits and worship Him. The message emphasizes that true worship transcends mere song or words, requiring a deep, internal focus on His holiness and love. Ultimately, the speaker calls the listeners to live a life dedicated to worshiping Him.
52mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Santosh Poonen · Jul 7, 2014 · 52m
The sermon emphasizes that the condition of a church can be accurately gauged by the fervor of its prayer meetings, quoting Charles Spurgeon to stress that God's presence requires diligent prayer. The speaker encourages the congregation to commit to attending the scheduled prayer meetings, warning that spiritual neglect in prayer is a primary sign of God's absence. Finally, he directs the listeners to pray privately, as Jesus taught, rather than praying publicly for recognition.
56mCFC India
Zac Poonen · Jun 25, 2014 · 56m
The speaker emphasizes that true prayer involves listening more than speaking, drawing from the biblical principle that man shall not live by bread alone but by God's word. To discern God's voice amidst many voices, one must cultivate a habit of listening by first obeying what is written in the Bible. True Christian fellowship is distinct from mere friendship and comes through God, much like the coordinated function of the body's parts.
56mNCCF Church
Zac Poonen · Jun 8, 2014 · 56m
The speaker advises that true prayer involves listening more than speaking, contrasting it with the common misconception of simply talking to God. To discern God's voice amidst many voices, one must cultivate a habit of listening by first obeying what is written in the Bible. He emphasizes that true Christian fellowship is found through God, not merely through association with people of different faiths.