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7mCFC India - Zac Poonen · Jan 17
24mJeremy Utley · Jan 17
42sCFC India - Zac Poonen · Jan 16
1m 37sCFC India - Zac Poonen · Jan 16
2m 35sCFC India - Zac Poonen · Jan 16
25mZac Poonen · Jan 15
25mZac Poonen · Jan 15
1h 10mZac Poonen · Jan 14
7mZac Poonen · Dec 31
28mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship · Dec 31
2h 1mZac Poonen · Dec 31
45mZac Poonen · Dec 19
1h 27mZac Poonen · Dec 15
16mNCCF Church · Dec 12
1h 17mCharles Banna · Dec 10
31mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship · Nov 27
44mAjay Chakravarthy · Nov 26
1h 19mCFC Bangalore Live · Nov 21
54mIan Robson · Nov 19
1h 9mSantosh Poonen · Nov 11
1h 12mSantosh Poonen · Nov 11
25mZac Poonen · Nov 11
1h 0mIan Robson · Nov 10
36mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship · Nov 4
7mCFC India
CFC Messages · Jan 17, 2020 · 7m
For new Christians, consistent prayer and Bible reading are essential for a strong spiritual foundation, much like proper care is needed for a baby. Prayer should be approached conversationally, expressing genuine needs to God rather than reciting formal prayers. Similarly, daily Bible reading is like drinking milk, providing nourishment, and even when passages are difficult, one should continue reading, knowing understanding will come later.
24mNCCF Church
Jeremy Utley · Jan 17, 2020 · 24m
The sermon discusses the 'narrow way' of Christian living, emphasizing that one must guard against dangers on both sides: worldliness and spiritual complacency. The speaker warns that while ignoring sin is dangerous, so is falling into the trap of condemnation—feeling bad about being convicted. True spiritual progress requires embracing conviction from the Holy Spirit, understanding that this process is not linear, and combating fears of God's final judgment by relying on the abundant forgiveness found in Scripture.
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.
1m 37sCFC India
CFC Messages · Jan 16, 2020 · 1m 37s
The speaker advises that when considering participation in various college performances, two main factors must be considered: the time commitment involved and whether the activity distracts from scripture study and fellowship. While avoiding all social contact is unnecessary, one must be careful to avoid anything with dirty language or sexual innuendos, and ensure that these activities do not prevent sufficient time for God.
2m 35sCFC India
CFC Messages · Jan 16, 2020 · 2m 35s
The speaker discusses how Jesus could live as described in Luke 2:52, emphasizing that growth in wisdom comes from obeying one's parents, provided those commands do not contradict God's word. Furthermore, maintaining a right attitude toward temptation, characterized by the fear of the Lord, is crucial for wisdom. The core message is that wisdom requires reverence for God and living in obedience, as knowledge alone, especially when coupled with sin, is insufficient.
25mCFC India
transcribingZac Poonen · Jan 15, 2020 · 25m
This video is part two of a Bible study focusing on the Gospel of Matthew. It provides teachings drawn from the scripture, guiding viewers through the biblical text.
25mCFC India
transcribingZac Poonen · Jan 15, 2020 · 25m
This video is the first part of a Bible study focusing on the Gospel of Matthew. It serves as an introductory lesson for those studying the book of Matthew. The content is presented in Kannada.
1h 10mCFC India
Zac Poonen · Jan 14, 2020 · 1h 10m
The speaker urges regular spiritual self-examination, comparing it to annual physical checkups. He emphasizes that while physical health and education are important, neglecting the spirit makes a person like an animal. Drawing from Genesis, he points out that the unique element of humanity, distinguishing us from animals, is the spirit, which grants a conscience and an awareness of God, allowing us to look up to God rather than being preoccupied only with earthly matters.
7mCFC India
Zac Poonen · Dec 31, 2019 · 7m
The sermon emphasizes that believers are called to be God's masterpiece, fulfilling the good works God has planned. It uses the life of Zach Boonen as an example of God's meticulous preparation, highlighting his dedication to scripture, overcoming personal challenges, and maintaining humility. The central message encourages the congregation to yield to God so that He can craft them into the masterpieces they are meant to be.
28mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
CFC Messages · Dec 31, 2019 · 28m
The speakers shared testimonies about spiritual growth, emphasizing that true joy in Christ comes from trusting Him daily, even when circumstances are difficult. Key lessons included drawing strength from God's Word rather than emotional highs, understanding that spiritual growth often requires passing through 'wilderness' periods, and valuing the fellowship of the church above all else. A central theme was that following Christ requires a radical commitment that defies natural laws, such as 'dying to self.'
2h 1mCFC Bangalore Live
Zac Poonen · Dec 31, 2019 · 2h 1m
The speaker encourages the congregation to use the end of the year as an opportunity for a spiritual self-examination, comparing it to an annual health check-up. He emphasizes that a balanced spiritual life requires both claiming God's promises and diligently keeping His commands. The message stresses the importance of continuous self-assessment in one's walk with God.
45mNCCF Church
Zac Poonen · Dec 19, 2019 · 45m
The central message is that Christian truths, like the Gospel, must be kept fresh in our lives to remain vibrant and real, otherwise, they become stale. The speaker draws parallels between the perishable manna from heaven and the enduring truth found in the Ark of the Covenant. He emphasizes that true spiritual experience, especially regarding the cross and the New Covenant, requires a continuous, fresh realization of these truths, leading to a deeper intimacy with God.
1h 27mCFC Bangalore Live
Zac Poonen · Dec 15, 2019 · 1h 27m
The message contrasts the Old Covenant, described as a ministry of condemnation, with the New Covenant, which is a ministry of righteousness and abounds in glory. The speaker emphasizes that living under the New Covenant means living before the face of God, where nothing needs to be hidden, unlike the Old Covenant where glory was seen to be decreasing. He distinguishes between the conviction of the Holy Spirit for sin and the destructive state of self-condemnation, asserting that God does not want believers to live under condemnation.
16mNCCF Church
CFC Messages · Dec 12, 2019 · 16m
The central message is that the Word of God is living and active, meaning it must transform a believer's life to truly have meaning. The speaker emphasizes that merely knowing verses is insufficient; the Word must convict, teach, and change one's inner being to become more like Jesus. He uses the analogy of holding onto a father's hand to illustrate that one must commit fully to the Word, trusting it to lead them to the promised land.
1h 17mCFC Bangalore Live
Charles Banna · Dec 10, 2019 · 1h 17m
The message encourages believers to boast only in knowing God, who is the source of true understanding and knowledge. It contrasts human boasting in wisdom, might, or riches with the supreme power of God, reminding the audience that all earthly achievements are temporary. Ultimately, the message calls people to recognize their nothingness before the Almighty God.
31mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
transcribingCFC Messages · Nov 27, 2019 · 31m
This video appears to be a worship service featuring live praise music and weekly memory verses from River of Life Christian Fellowship. It serves as a devotional recording for the congregation.
44mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Ajay Chakravarthy · Nov 26, 2019 · 44m
The central message is that the greatest treasure in life is valuing God's presence and glory above all else. The speaker draws parallels from scripture—such as Jesus desiring to show His glory and Moses insisting on God's physical presence over mere protection—to argue that God desires to be in the midst of His people, both individually and corporately. If we prioritize God's glory, it will become the most valued treasure in our lives.
1h 19mCFC Bangalore Live
CFC Messages · Nov 21, 2019 · 1h 19m
The speaker emphasizes that preserving reverence for God in the church, especially among preachers, requires a deep fear of God. He quotes 1 Peter 4:11, urging everyone who speaks to speak as if God Himself is in the pulpit. True ministry, exemplified by the Apostle Paul, requires humility and a focus on God's message rather than personal eloquence or authority.
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.
1h 9mAustin Christian Fellowship Church (ACFC)
Santosh Poonen · Nov 11, 2019 · 1h 9m
The speaker encourages listeners that the Christian life should feel easy, drawing from Jesus' teaching about His light yoke. He advises believers who feel burned out to examine if they are straying outside God's established boundaries or if their exhaustion stems from pride. Furthermore, he emphasizes that every day of a believer's life is already written in God's book and points to the church being a 'great mystery,' not merely a physical building.
1h 12mAustin Christian Fellowship Church (ACFC)
Santosh Poonen · Nov 11, 2019 · 1h 12m
The speaker warns that as the end times approach, deception will increase from both Satan and even God Himself. He emphasizes that those who fail to love the truth for salvation will fall for these deceptions. The core message is a call to maintain a deep reverence for God's Word, ensuring one remains committed to the truth rather than being swayed by comfortable falsehoods.
25mCFC India
Zac Poonen · Nov 11, 2019 · 25m
The speaker analyzes Matthew 10, arguing that its instructions were specific to the period before the New Covenant and should not be applied wholesale to modern evangelism. He contrasts Jesus' initial directives (like not accepting money) with later teachings at the Last Supper, noting changes in provision for ministry. The core message is the necessity of understanding scripture contextually by comparing passages together to grasp the whole truth.
1h 0mCFC Bangalore Live
Ian Robson · Nov 10, 2019 · 1h 0m
The sermon focuses on the theme of God's presence ('Immanuel') and the believer's response through praise and worship. The speaker encourages the congregation to acknowledge the cleansing power of Christ's blood and to approach God's throne with confidence, knowing that Jesus Christ is Lord. The message concludes with a call to live in fear of God's judgment and to draw near to Him for salvation.
36mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
CFC Messages · Nov 4, 2019 · 36m
The sermon emphasizes that believers should not be anxious but instead bring every concern to God through prayer and supplication. It reminds the congregation that Jesus paid the ultimate price on the cross, conquering sin and death, and that believers should fix their eyes on the eternal God rather than circumstances. Key themes include drawing near to God's grace, praying for unity in marriage and the church, and treasuring God's Word to live lives pleasing to Him.