Sermons

Why do believers struggle sometimes with feeling unworthy and impure? In this sermon, David Wilkerson talked about the great trap of thinking that we have to perfect ourselves or become better before we dare serve God or volunteer in ministry. Most dedicated and faithful Christians wrestle with feelings of terrible inadequacy. We must not give into these lies and allow the devil to rob us of the worship and glorification of God.

In this sermon, David Wilkerson discusses the restraining power of the Holy Spirit in the lives of Christians. Using biblical examples like King Saul, he illustrates how rejecting God's Word and commandments can lead to the lifting of the Holy Spirit's restraining power, resulting in turmoil, envy, self-pity, and even turning against God's messengers. This sermon emphasizes the importance of trembling at God's Word, maintaining a holy fear of God, and consistently studying the Bible to keep the Holy Spirit's restraining power active in one's life. He encourages Christians to repent of their sins and seek deliverance, trusting in God's love and mercy.

God poses powerful questions to his people in the book of Jeremiah that hold true today. Questions like, Why are my people not letting go of their sin? Why are they not blushing? If we believe Jesus is coming, we must stop playing games. Don't hold onto the sin in your life and deceit in your heart. David Wilkerson challenges us to stop living a double standard by confessing our sins and living in redemption.