| | The Life Of Brokenness by William MacDonald
Topic: Brokenness
Scripture(s): Psalm 34:18, Matthew 14:19 | | Description: William MacDonald ministers on the subject of brokenness. God has great purposes for broken people and cannot resist the humble. Broken things are honoured by the Word of God. God's ways are not mens ways. This is a challenging message on this vital subject for Christian living.
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| | Rediscovery Of Jesus Christ by Major Ian Thomas
Topic: Jesus Christ
Scripture(s): Acts 5:12-14, Luke 24, Matthew 16 | | Description: The book "ACTS" is the continued teaching of Jesus Christ through his disciples. Its the record of Divine activity clothed with redeemed humanity.
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| | Beginning to Sink by Alan Redpath
Topic: Struggle
Scripture(s): Matthew 14 | | Description: Mr Redpath confirms the difference between a joyous christian experience(in Christ), and the life of the unhappy Christian(still holding to self). But through it all, Jesus waits for us to say,"Lord save me!" Mr Redpath also speaks of his own struggles with God giving us great insight into the mercies, patience, of love of God. Are you a Galatians 2:20 saint, or a crossless christian?
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| | The Leader and His Home by David Smith
Topic: Family
Scripture(s): Matthew 9:35 | | Description: Practical teaching and applications for fathers and husbands on how to raise a family for God. Topics covered include exhibiting humility, discipling our children, husband/wife communications and preparation for leadership.
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| | Matthew ch2 by Jim Cymbala
Topic: Trials
Scripture(s): Matthew 2 | | Description: In this sermon Jim Cymbala talks about how when we start something new for the Lord we are going to face trails, usin g the example of Noah, Joseph, and Moses.
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| | The Violent Overthrow of God's House by Carter Conlon
Topic: Selling The Gospel
Scripture(s): Matthew 21 | | Description: You have never heard the tabernacle of the Lord explained as you will here. From Matthew 21 where Jesus overthrew the tables and ran the moneychangers out of the temple, to 2nd Chronicles 6 and 7 when Solomon built the temple and dedicated it, the purpose of the temple is explained in depth. This is a real eye-opener on prayer. Just as the religious Pharisees were ineffective and uncaring for the lost, with no real compassion, today many Christians are caught up in worldly things, while their family and friends are lost, too busy to pray as they should. Jesus said his house should be a house of prayer and we are the temple of God. Are we houses of prayer? Do we pray as we should?
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| | Divine Healing by Hans R. Waldvogel
Topic: Divine Healing
Scripture(s): Exodus 15:26, Matthew 8:17, Hebrews 11:6 | | Description: “Faith cometh by hearing the word of God,” and God will always meet faith. And what is faith? Why, that’s the question: what is faith? “I have not found so great faith, no, not in Israel.” I’m often troubled when I pray for the sick. Just recently I had that experience again. I met some saints—not anybody that’s here; now, don’t feel bad; I’m not pointing right at you, see: somebody else—but saints. I was praying for the sick, and talking faith, and praying faith, and God was there. And these saints talked unbelief. You’d be surprised how much unbelief is hanging on us. The Bible talks about “the sin that doth so easily beset us.” It sticks to us. Die klebt uns an. Grad wie die Kletten; das ist Unglaube. It’s unbelief. And you’d be surprised what mountains of unbelief there are in the saints. You don’t find it out until the cat bites them, or a dog barks at them, or something else happens and they really have to believe God. Why, then their faith is gone—absolutely gone.
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| | Make A Difference by Jim Cymbala
Topic: Serving
Scripture(s): Matthew 15:32-38 | | Description: God wants to use us - even if we have seemingly little to offer. He will also make provision when we seek to bless those around us. Matthew 15:32-38
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| | COME FOLLOW ME! by Basilea Schlink
Topic: Radio Show
Scripture(s): Matthew 20:26 | | Description: God can only work when our hearts are open and when we dont stand in His way! Yes, whoever wants God to do great things in his life must first be willing to go in a new direction. Kanaan is the home of the Evangelical Sisterhood of Mary, an international, interdenominational organization founded in 1947 within the framework of the German Evangelical (Protestant) Church. Website: www.kanaan.org
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| | Antichrist Unmasked by John Rhys Watkins
Topic: Antichrist
Scripture(s): Matthew 24, 1 John 4:3 | | Description: John Rhys Watkins warns of the workings of antichrist now, as evidenced by the proliferation of false prophets in the Church today. Many miss the powerful activity of the Antichrist today because they are only looking at the future.
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| | The Pharisee by John Rhys Watkins
Topic: Phariseeism
Scripture(s): Matthew 23 | | Description: The last words of Christ in the temple were the divine portrait of religious hypocrisy. Jesus Christ's accusation is against the heart, not the outward appearance, which may appear very moral and upright. John Rhys Watkins lifts up the truth of Christ as a mirror to check ourselves, lest we fall under the same condemnation.
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| | Matthew - Part 2 by Zac Poonen
Topic: Matthew
Scripture(s): Matthew 11-28 | | Description: The grand theme of Matthew is a new covenant people who set their minds on heavenly things, not the things of earth. The kingdom of heaven is likened to humble children; to these kinds of disciples does revelation and the glory of Christ come. Zac touches upon many precious comparisons that abound in this gospel.
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