Sermon catalog

Jeremy Utley emphasizes the critical importance of guarding against false teachers who deny that Jesus Christ came in the flesh, using 2 John as a foundation. He explains that Jesus's physical incarnation is essential because it makes him a true example and forerunner—demonstrating that we can follow his teachings and live victoriously through the Holy Spirit's power. Utley encourages believers to embrace the high standard of discipleship taught in Scripture, trusting that God will enable us to meet it through faith in Christ.

Zac Poonen teaches on the Sermon on the Mount, focusing on wrong attitudes Jesus condemns: anger, sexual sin, lying, revenge, hatred, seeking honor, and the love of money. He emphasizes that Christians must choose God alone as their master, not wealth, and must cultivate faith to overcome anxiety about provision, trusting that God cares for believers more than He cares for the birds of the air.

The central message emphasizes the profound power of allowing God's Word to abide deeply within the believer, comparing it to treating divine teaching as something precious rather than disposable. The speaker uses examples from Jesus' ministry to illustrate that God's plan can sometimes supersede immediate good works, and true faith is characterized by humble submission, like the Roman Centurion's trust in his superior officer. Ultimately, abiding in Christ's words leads to a deeper connection with God's will.

This worship service emphasizes that true faith and repentance are inseparable partners in the Christian life. Through worship songs celebrating Christ's redemptive work and personal transformation, the message underscores that genuine faith must be accompanied by repentance, and both are essential for a restored relationship with God and freedom from sin.

To cultivate genuine thanksgiving in all situations, we must be filled with the Holy Spirit rather than pursuing worldly pleasures and luxuries. Being filled with the Spirit transforms us from naturally complaining people into those who give thanks in everything, which reflects the character of heaven itself and demonstrates authentic faith regardless of our circumstances.

God teaches His way to the humble, as exemplified by the shepherds who followed the star to find Jesus. The speaker warns against the danger of relying on one's own understanding, citing the Magi who, after following the star, once chose to rely on their own plans. This momentary lapse in trust led to severe consequences, mirroring the original temptation in Eden.

Zac Poonen teaches that suffering is part of God's design for believers, using Job's example to show how God enters into human suffering and calls us to trust Him. The message encourages Christians to acknowledge their weakness and inadequacy before a holy God while finding joy in serving Jesus through trials and tribulations.

The central message is to live with the spirit of heaven by constantly glorifying Jesus, the risen Lord, in all aspects of life. The speaker encourages the congregation to actively worship and rest in Jesus, casting their burdens and cares upon Him, as He provides perfect rest and unwavering support. This devotion is rooted in recognizing Jesus as the solid rock and the source of all grace.

Zac Poonen teaches that a strong Christian foundation requires genuine repentance (a complete 180-degree turn from sin) combined with faith in Christ, not faith alone. He emphasizes that justification means God clothes us with Christ's righteousness, giving us assurance of acceptance and peace with God, and that forgiveness from God is conditional on our willingness to forgive others who have harmed us.

The message encourages listeners to seriously commit to following Christ's footsteps, emphasizing that following Him means embracing the ordinary, daily aspects of life rather than just grand gestures. The speaker stresses that true discipleship involves humility, being willing to do anything—even tasks considered beneath one's dignity—and trusting that God will provide the necessary power when asked. The core message is to start small, build faith through obedience, and approach God with belief rather than condemnation.

Through worship and song, Bro Suresh proclaims Jesus as trustworthy and worthy of praise, emphasizing Christ's perfect life, sacrifice, resurrection, and power. The message calls believers to trust in Jesus as their rock and anchor through all circumstances, celebrating His victory and preparing the church as His army for spiritual battle.

God's grace, not human effort, is the power that enables believers to overcome sin and trials. Living under grace means relying on God's strength rather than trying to conquer sin through personal effort, and this reliance produces both victory over sin and mercy toward others; God promises never to allow trials beyond what we can bear, and His grace provides the way of escape and the strength to endure.

This recording is primarily a worship service featuring congregational singing of various hymns and spiritual songs. The lyrics repeatedly emphasize themes of Jesus's saving grace, redemption from sin, and unwavering devotion to Christ. Key messages include finding life and strength in Jesus, trusting in His mercy through trials, and acknowledging that salvation comes through His sacrifice.

This video features a rendition of the hymn, "My Jesus, I Love Thee." The lyrics express deep personal devotion and commitment to Jesus, acknowledging Him as the gracious redeemer and savior. The song promises enduring love and praise both in life and in death.

The sermon emphasizes that many promises from God are conditional, warning against the false belief that one can

A Sunday service worship gathering at CFC Bangalore featuring congregational singing and praise. The service centers on themes of Jesus's resurrection, redemption through Christ's sacrifice, and the believer's assurance of victory and salvation through faith in Him.

The central message is the vital importance of reading and meditating on the Bible daily. The speaker draws heavily from Psalms 1 and 119, contrasting those who delight in God's law with those who are like chaff. He emphasizes that consistent study of scripture provides wisdom, guidance, and spiritual stability, warning that neglecting the Word leads to spiritual peril.

The central message is that God's grace is sufficient for every situation we face, drawing from 2 Corinthians 12:9. The speaker uses the analogy of a hidden rock under a river to illustrate that God will raise the level of His grace rather than removing the difficult circumstances. This grace empowers believers to overcome challenges, whether they involve difficult people, persistent problems, or physical ailments, and it is a source of humility.

God promises in 1 Corinthians 10:13 that He will never permit believers to be tested beyond their ability to bear, and will always provide a way to endure. Zac Poonen illustrates this through personal examples, emphasizing that God prepares His servants over time before allowing greater trials, and that believers should depend entirely on God's faithfulness rather than their own strength.

Jesus promises to save believers from their sins, not as a command requiring self-effort but as a gracious promise depending on faith and trust in Him. Drawing from Matthew 1:21 and Romans 6:14, Zac Poonen emphasizes that sin no longer has dominion over those who live under grace rather than law, and calls believers to claim this promise by overcoming common sins like anger, lust, lying, and bitterness through faith in Christ's power, making them true overcomers who transform their homes and churches.

This video is a musical worship piece centered on the theme that faith is the ultimate victory. The lyrics proclaim that faith overcomes the world, describing believers as soldiers advancing with the word of God as their sword. It encourages perseverance and triumph through faith, culminating in the conquering name of Jesus.

The speaker argues that many Christians mistakenly cling to the 'old covenant' blessings—such as earthly prosperity or vengeance against neighbors—instead of embracing the 'new covenant.' The core message is that true Christian life requires becoming an overcomer over sin, the world, and the flesh, rather than focusing on earthly disputes. He emphasizes that the new covenant calls believers to an inward joy and focus on Christ's finished work.