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59mSantosh Poonen · Apr 8
4m 42sZac Poonen · Apr 6
23mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship · Apr 1
46sSantosh Poonen · Apr 1
2m 19sZac Poonen · Apr 1
3m 49sZac Poonen · Apr 1
1m 9sZac Poonen · Apr 1
1m 26sZac Poonen · Apr 1
1m 5sZac Poonen · Apr 1
4m 16sZac Poonen · Mar 31
2mZac Poonen · Mar 31
1m 57sZac Poonen · Mar 31
3m 33sZac Poonen · Mar 31
1m 12sZac Poonen · Mar 31
7mZac Poonen · Mar 30
3m 18sZac Poonen · Mar 30
1h 56mZac Poonen · Mar 30
34mOlu Talabi · Mar 30
10mBobby McDonald · Mar 30
8mZac Poonen · Mar 29
17mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship · Mar 28
53mZac Poonen · Mar 27
46mSantosh Poonen · Mar 23
1h 23mZac Poonen · Mar 20
Zac Poonen · 9m · CFC Daily Devotions
This devotion contrasts the tree of law with the tree of life, exploring how living by legalistic rules differs from living in the Spirit. Zac Poonen teaches that true spiritual life comes not from external commandments but from an intimate relationship with God through the Spirit.
59mCFC India
Santosh Poonen · Apr 8, 2020 · 59m
The speaker contrasts the fast-paced nature of the modern world with the slow, deliberate way God operates. He draws from 2 Peter 3:8, noting that to God, a day is like a thousand years, emphasizing that God's timing is not bound by human efficiency. The central message is that we must learn to embrace God's patience, recognizing that even spiritual victories, like overcoming lust, are given slowly as a demonstration of His character.
4m 42sCFC India
Zac Poonen · Apr 6, 2020 · 4m 42s
Jesus warned that fear will be a prominent characteristic of the last days, as people will become anxious about the future. The speaker emphasizes that fear and faith are absolute opposites, stating that one cannot exist in the same heart as the other. When fear arises, the believer must actively choose faith by praising the Lord and remembering that Christ's return is near.
23mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
CFC Messages · Apr 1, 2020 · 23m
The service focused on praising God for His perfect love and the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, who cleansed humanity from sin. The speakers encouraged the congregation to fix their eyes on the eternal God rather than worldly things, offering prayers for the sick, for the world to turn to salvation, and for the church to be guided by the Shepherd. The central theme was making Jesus the absolute center of life and praise.
46sCFC India
transcribingSantosh Poonen · Apr 1, 2020 · 46s
This video uses the illustration of a blind man reaching for his cane to convey a spiritual message. The core message likely relates to dependence on a guide or source of support, mirroring the need for spiritual direction in life.
2m 19sCFC India
Zac Poonen · Apr 1, 2020 · 2m 19s
The speaker uses the analogy of a beggar woman and a wealthy prince to illustrate the incredible value of the Gospel. He emphasizes that even when faced with an unbelievable offer, one must have unwavering faith rather than delaying or overthinking the commitment. Ultimately, true faith is necessary to please God, as mere good works are insufficient.
3m 49sCFC India
Zac Poonen · Apr 1, 2020 · 3m 49s
The speaker encourages listeners to realize that many burdens they carry are self-imposed, not given by the Lord. He emphasizes that just as Jesus took the immense burden of sin, He is capable of lifting every other weight we carry. The central message is to make a habit of coming to Jesus personally, rather than just relying on scripture verses or promises.
1m 9sCFC India
Zac Poonen · Apr 1, 2020 · 1m 9s
The central message is that salvation requires both repentance and faith, as illustrated by the necessity of two connected wires to complete an electrical circuit. The speaker emphasizes that having either repentance or faith alone is insufficient for salvation; both must be present together for the light of God's saving power to come on.
1m 26sCFC India
Zac Poonen · Apr 1, 2020 · 1m 26s
The sermon uses the analogy of mountain climbing to illustrate the difference between receiving mercy after a fall and receiving grace in the moment of need. It emphasizes that while mercy forgives sin after the fact, grace is the proactive help that lifts us up when we are struggling and about to fail. The central message is the necessity of crying out to God for grace while we are still in the struggle.
1m 5sCFC India
Zac Poonen · Apr 1, 2020 · 1m 5s
The speaker uses the analogy of stars and the sun to illustrate the relative magnitude of love. He argues that while love for family and church members is important, it must be compared to the love of Jesus. Just as the sun's brightness makes the stars nearly invisible, the overwhelming light of Christ's love should eclipse all other affections.
4m 16sCFC India
Zac Poonen · Mar 31, 2020 · 4m 16s
The central message emphasizes valuing one's fellowship with the Father above all earthly possessions, health, or even life itself. The speaker uses Jesus's experience in Gethsemane, where he was offered a way to avoid the cross, to illustrate this point. Ultimately, Jesus chose to drink the cup of broken fellowship to save Zacchaeus from eternal hell, highlighting the profound, never-to-be-lost wonder of God's love.
2mCFC India
Zac Poonen · Mar 31, 2020 · 2m
The speaker shares an illustration about a man facing a trial, symbolized by a rock beneath a river, which he prayed to God to remove. God responded not by removing the obstacle, but by raising the water level so the man could pass through it. The central message is that God's grace is sufficient, enabling us to become overcomers even when problems or enemies remain present.
1m 57sCFC India
Zac Poonen · Mar 31, 2020 · 1m 57s
The speaker uses an illustration comparing the effort spent searching for a small coin versus a large sum of money to illustrate how people often treat God. He argues that many people treat God as if He is a small, easily forgotten item, but if God is made the most valuable thing in one's life, He will be found every time He is needed.
3m 33sCFC India
Zac Poonen · Mar 31, 2020 · 3m 33s
The central message is that life is temporary, mirroring the illustration of a child visiting someone else's house. Just as the child must leave everything behind when the mother leaves, we must remember that we came into this world with nothing and must leave it all behind. True faith means living with open hands, recognizing that nothing we possess—be it money, property, or even relationships—is truly ours to grasp.
1m 12sCFC India
Zac Poonen · Mar 31, 2020 · 1m 12s
The speaker uses the analogy of an angel trying to teach swimming to illustrate that Jesus's divinity makes Him unattainable to follow in a literal sense. He emphasizes that because Jesus is our forerunner and the author and finisher of our faith, we are called to follow Him by running the race toward Him.
7mCFC India
transcribingZac Poonen · Mar 30, 2020 · 7m
This message focuses on the power of faith to overcome fear. It likely uses illustrations to demonstrate how trusting in God's promises and power can dispel feelings of fear and anxiety in believers' lives.
3m 18sCFC India
Zac Poonen · Mar 30, 2020 · 3m 18s
The sermon uses an illustration of a man in a boat crossing a river with a rock beneath the surface to explain God's grace. The speaker emphasizes that God will not remove the trials (the rock) but will instead provide sufficient grace to help the believer navigate through them, making them an overcomer even in the presence of their enemies.
1h 56mCFC India
Zac Poonen · Mar 30, 2020 · 1h 56m
The sermon advises believers on where to direct their focus as they face an uncertain future, drawing parallels from Jesus' warnings about times of fear and panic. The speaker emphasizes looking in three directions, starting with looking up to remember that Jesus sits on the throne of the universe, preventing believers from losing sight of God's sovereignty amidst worldly chaos.
34mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Olu Talabi · Mar 30, 2020 · 34m
The speaker urges the audience to seek the Lord and call upon Him while they are alive, emphasizing that there will be a time when God cannot be found. He draws from Isaiah 55:6 and 2 Corinthians 6:2 to stress the urgency of seeking God's presence. Furthermore, he advises believers to take diligent time to ensure their calling and election are solid by adding virtue, knowledge, and temperance to their faith.
10mNCCF Church
Bobby McDonald · Mar 30, 2020 · 10m
The central message is finding profound security and rest in God's loving hands, drawing assurance from Psalm 139. The speaker emphasizes that God's protection covers all aspects of life, even in darkness or times of tragedy. Ultimately, while external fears are addressed by faith in God's sovereignty, the greatest danger is neglecting one's own sin and desires, which can lead to spiritual complacency.
8mCFC India
transcribingZac Poonen · Mar 29, 2020 · 8m
The sermon encourages listeners to cast all their burdens and cares onto Jesus. It emphasizes that Jesus is capable of carrying these weights, offering a path to rest and relief from life's struggles. The core message is one of complete trust and surrender to Christ.
17mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
CFC Messages · Mar 28, 2020 · 17m
The speaker cautions against the deception of merely quoting Bible verses during times of distress, emphasizing that true spiritual protection comes from deeply knowing and obeying God's Word. He encourages believers to focus on the reality that God is in control, drawing comfort from passages like Psalm 18 and the call to rejoice in salvation, rather than just accumulating verses to ward off fear or anxiety.
53mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Zac Poonen · Mar 27, 2020 · 53m
The speaker emphasizes that true Christians must anchor themselves in the sovereignty of God, acknowledging that His ways and thoughts surpass human understanding. He stresses that the core message is that God desires all people to repent, and believers must maintain a strong faith while also exercising common sense and taking necessary precautions. Furthermore, he advises that parents should be honest about their knowledge gaps and encourage children to read foundational Christian texts to learn the basic truths of the faith.
46mRiver of Life Christian Fellowship
Santosh Poonen · Mar 23, 2020 · 46m
The speaker cautions against misusing scripture, citing Psalm 91 as an example of how the devil attempted to use God's Word against Jesus. He emphasizes that while God's Word is true, its application must align with God's ultimate desire and purpose, not merely personal desire or hope. True assurance comes from understanding that God's word will accomplish what He intends, as seen in Isaiah 55, and that our focus must remain on God's purpose rather than claiming verses for personal comfort.
1h 23mCFC India
Zac Poonen · Mar 20, 2020 · 1h 23m
The speaker emphasizes that true faith is based only on what God has explicitly promised in Scripture, not on things believers desire or that are merely given to them. He points to Genesis 15:6, noting that this is the first instance in the Bible where the word 'believed' appears, referencing Abraham's faith in God's promise despite his circumstances. The core message is to distinguish between God's promises and other blessings to avoid deception regarding the nature of faith.