The Lord desires intimacy with his dear children. He longs to be shut up alone with the love of his heart. “When you pray, go into your room, and when you have shut your door, pray to your Father who is in the secret place; and your Father who sees in secret will reward you openly” (Matthew 6:6).
Jeremiah was a thundering prophet of the Old Testament. Every word he preached was like a sword cutting into the flesh. He angered politicians and church leaders so much they threw him into prison.
But all the time, this weeping prophet looked forward to a day when God would visit his people and change their hearts. Jeremiah knew that God pitied His people and loved them with an everlasting love.
One of the standard challenges many Christians face in terms of the Bible’s account is Jesus’ tomb. People may ask, “Has Christ’s tomb ever been found? What if his body is still in there? Or what if the disciples stole Jesus’ body and hid it?”
For by him all things were created, in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or dominions or rulers or authorities—all things were created through him and for him.
Gary Wilkerson encourages us to know God in the high and holy places, but also to know him as our Father. When we do this we can escape the trappings of "religion" and enter into the love of Jesus.
In this sermon delivered December 23, 2001, David Wilkerson preaches on hypocrisy surrounding the baby Jesus. Christmas is more than a baby in a crib, it's also about the cross and the gospel.
Gary Wilkerson draws from several biblical passages to show that followers of Christ are blessed, not cursed. Jesus has freed us from condemnation, allowing God's favor to fall upon us.
In Luke 6:36, Jesus instructed us to be merciful, but this is not an easy thing to do and it will cost us. David Wilkerson shares biblical insights on this important topic.
There is an incredible joy and provision when our heart is one with this plan of God.
David Wilkerson preaches on how Christ's death on the cross resulted in his blood cleansing the sins of those who believe in him.