| | God´s provision by Erlo Stegen
Topic: Provision
Scripture(s): Mark 16:15 | | Description: God answers prayer, and when we are in need, we can go to Him with our need. Mr Moses Khoza also gave His testimony of how he had strayed from God, but God has shown him grace, granted him forgiveness of sin and even touched him physically. Before he came to KwaSizabantu he was in hospital and had a terrible experience. The people in his ward were very sick. One night he went to fetch himself some water to drink. When he came back to his bed, one of the patients begged him for some water. When he had fetched the water, the man didn't want to drink it, but asked mr Khoza to pour it onto his neck and chest, for he felt like he was burning. After that the next patient had the same request and then the next. It carried on for quite a while. The next morning two of the patients had passed away. God spoke to him through the incident, and he came to KwaSizabantu and met with the Lord afresh.
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| | The Signs Of Active Faith by Carter Conlon
Topic: Active Faith
Scripture(s): Exodus 4:12,Exodus 15:25,Mark 16:17-18 | | Description: This is a message on the rewards of being totally yielded to God's purposes and how he can use a surrendered vessel to liberate others. The signs are for those who yield to God, who consider it a holy commission to help the lost, seeking his kingdom. Their prayer is "thy kingdom come, thy will be done, in me as it is in heaven, Lord."
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| | (People God Uses) 04 Knowing the Word of God by Chuck Smith
Topic: People God Uses
Scripture(s): 1 Corinthians 6:19-20, Mark 16:20, Acts 3 | | Description: Chuck Smith shares more principles on people God uses. He shares how knowing the word of God we can live a effective life and ministry for God. We need to be a people who have reckoned the old nature dead and now living as servants for God.
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| | John and Herod by C. H. Spurgeon
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Scripture(s): Mark 6:20 | | Description: JOHN sought no honor among men. It was his delight to say concerning our Lord Jesus, “He must increase, but I must decrease.” Yet, though John sought no honor of men, he had honor; for it is written, “Herod feared John.” Herod was a great monarch, John was but a poor preacher whose garment and diet were of the coarsest kind; but “Herod feared John.” John was more royal than royal Herod. His character made him the true king, and the nominal king trembled before him. A man is not to be estimated according to his rank, but according to his character. The peerage which God recognises is arranged according to a man's justice and holiness. He is first before God and holy angels who is first in obedience; and he reigns and is made a king and a priest whom God hath sanctified and clothed with the fair white linen of a holy life. Be not covetous of worldly honors, for you will have honor enough even from wicked men if your lives are “holiness unto the Lord.” Let it be written on John's tomb, if he needs an epitaph, “Herod feared John.” Only there is one better testimonial which any minister of the gospel might be glad to receive, and it is this: “John did no miracle, but all things which he spake concerning this man were true.”
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| | A Cry without a Voice by David Wilkerson
Topic: Christian Life
Scripture(s): Mark 7:31-35 | | Description: This message is about the unheard "cry" in the hearts of young people today. There is indeed a cry, in spite of their appearance. Young people today are longing for Jesus, but often have little or no ability to reach out for Him.
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| | An Open Invitation to the Quiet Season by Wayne Hancock
Topic: Quiet Season
Scripture(s): Mark 1:1-11 | | Description: Pastor Wayne talks on the need in our busy culture to set aside time to meet with God in quiet. This requires discipline as he states and we need to practice this in our daily lives. This requires trust that God will meet you with that time of waiting that you sacrifice to do. Prayer is not only speaking to God but listening to God.
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| | (Luke) 12 - Intro To The Temptation by Ed Miller
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Scripture(s): Luke 4:1-13, Matthew 4:1-12, Mark 1:12-13 | | Description: The temptations in the wilderness served as the final preparation of our Lord Jesus. This section is filled with mystery, yet has clear principles for us to grasp. Brother Ed warns in closing that we're not to try to imitate Jesus in how He conquered temptation, but rather to appropriate Him, which is far higher.
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| | (Luke) 17 - Fish & Man With Leprosy by Ed Miller
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Scripture(s): Luke 5:1-14, Mark 1:16-17 | | Description: The miraculous catch of fish is God's illustration of soul-winning: it is a mighty miracle of God. Your responsibility is not to win the lost; your responsibility is just to obey Jesus. Leprosy is a picture of sin and the cleansing which followed illustrates Jesus' willingness and ability to cleanse sin. The priestly examination of a cleansed leper signifies that it is not our verbal declaration that confirms our cleansing but others who watch our lives.
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