| | Our God Can Fix Anything by David Wilkerson
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Scripture(s): Genesis 18:14, Luke 18:27 | | Description: This is a faith-building message for all. We often tell folks that there is nothing impossible with God. But do we really believe that in our own lives? If we say this to others then we had best understand and believe that very same thing when it comes to our own lives and walk with God.
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| | The Cry of Sodom and Gomorrah (Kwasizabantu) by David Wilkerson
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Scripture(s): Genesis 18:17-21 | | Description: Sodom and Gomorrah and their neighbouring cities were exceedingly sinful before the Lord. They declared their sins openly. Violence was rampant, and their sexual perversions were not hidden. Their sin reached unto heaven and God could no longer keep silent. God decided to destroy them, but he was looking for someone to turn away His fierce wrath from them. Our society today has surpassed Sodom and Gomorrah in sin. God's judgement is surely coming, even as Billy Graham once said that, "if God does not judge America, He will have to apologise to Sodom and Gomorrah." Lot lived amongst them, but was no testimony. His only concern was for his own safety. He wanted to be saved, and considered the others beyond hope. Many Christians today live similar lives. They consider the homosexuals, rapists and murderers beyond salvation. They pray God's judgement upon them, and not for their salvation.
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| | Barrenness by David Smithers
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Scripture(s): Genesis 2:18-23, 1 Samuel 1:6-20, Genesis 30:1-3 | | Description: "Barrenness," says David Smithers, "is a failure to fulfill our created purpose." Smithers' prayer sums up the passionate appeal of his message: "God, convict me; show me how barren I am and let me sense the reproach, the shame, of being barren." Are we fruitful? Are we brokenhearted over our barrenness through humility, repentance and prayer? NOTE: "Barrenness" and "Barrenness (High Quality)" are the same message.
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| | Barrenness (High Quality) by David Smithers
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Scripture(s): Genesis 2:18-23, 1 Samuel 1:6-20, Genesis 30:1-3 | | Description: "Barrenness," says David Smithers, "is a failure to fulfill our created purpose." Smithers' prayer sums up the passionate appeal of his message: "God, convict me; show me how barren I am and let me sense the reproach, the shame, of being barren." Are we fruitful? Are we brokenhearted over our barrenness through humility, repentance and prayer? NOTE: "Barrenness" and "Barrenness (High Quality)" are the same message.
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| | (Genesis) - Part 3 by Zac Poonen
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Scripture(s): Genesis 2:1-22, Exodus 20:8-10 | | Description: What are man's true priorities? Is it more important to work for the Lord or fellowship with Him? What is that raises man's life above the level of animals? What value does an earthly occupation hold in the life of a Christian? Zac answers these and more as he examines Genesis chapter 2.
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| | Born from His side, triple engagement by Erlo Stegen
Topic: Creation
Scripture(s): Genesis 2:18-25 | | Description: From the Creation account in Genesis we read how God created the heavens and the earth, the plants and all the animals. Then God said, “Let Us make man in Our image, according to Our likeness; let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, over the birds of the air, and over the cattle, over all the earth and over every creeping thing that creeps on the earth” (Gen 1:26). God created man as His crowning glory. Today the theory of evolution (otherwise known as macro evolution) is taught in the public schools; but it is only a fairytale for grownups and has contributed nothing towards science. The simplest living organism's design is vastly more complex than the finest swiss watch, yet evolutionists claim that it formed by blind chance.
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| | Give Me Souls Or I'll Die - Part 1 by Leonard Ravenhill
Topic: Fervent Prayer
Scripture(s): 1 Samuel 1, Genesis 30:1 | | Description: Leonard Ravenhill's opening prayer says it all: "Take us out of the nursery to the armory." He calls upon the church to awake to fervent prayer, salting our appetites by the example of others: people he had met personally (Duncan Campbell, Smith Wigglesworth, Jonathan Goforth's daughter) and people whose lifestyle of agonizing intercession had impacted him (David Brainerd, Praying Payson of Portland, John Hyde, Susanna Wesley and others).
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