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We Have A Savior!
Basilea Schlink
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Basilea Schlink

We Have A Savior!

Basilea Schlink · 4:35

Basilea Schlink passionately proclaims that Jesus Christ, born as a Savior, brings healing, hope, and freedom from sin to all who believe.
In "We Have A Savior!", Basilea Schlink beautifully presents the message of Christmas as a powerful reminder of God's love demonstrated through the birth of Jesus Christ. She emphasizes Jesus as the Savior who heals and frees us from sin and despair. Through heartfelt invitation and testimony, Schlink encourages believers to worship, receive healing, and share the gospel with others. This sermon is a call to experience the joy and hope found in Christ today.

Full Transcript

God lives and works today. What joy these words should bring to our hearts. Christmas shows us the proof of God's love in the fact that he sent his only son, Jesus Christ, to be our Savior.

The child in the manger is proof that none of us need ever despair again. Each one of us can experience the joyful reality of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, in all the problems and troubles of our lives. Listen to the following program by Basilea Schlink called, We Have a Savior.

Unto you is born a Savior. This message of Christmas draws us to the manger this year more powerfully than ever. Joy has broken out.

We have a Savior who has proved to the whole world that he can really heal. So let us fall down and worship this child, Jesus, the Savior child. Let us give Jesus our thanks, for he has saved many thousands of young people who were tightly bound.

Shouldn't we love this child? Shouldn't we come to his manger and say, We worship you for saving the hopelessly lost from their sins of sex and drugs. You will just as surely free me from my anguish of sin and my bondages so that I can tell people how great you are and what wonders of grace you have performed in me. You, O little child, are almighty, a Savior and Redeemer.

A child of wonder, shining in splendor, out of the heavenly glory bright, lies in the manger, braving all danger, giving us joy as we see his light. Let us kneel down at the manger and say to Jesus, Here I am, Jesus. I have come to you.

Please heal me from the sinful diseases which fill me with guilt and which make life difficult for people around me, my hatred, my bitterness, anger, quarreling, irreconciliation, lying or giving in to my evil desires. I believe that you will heal me from all my sinful diseases. And if we have already experienced the saving power of this child, this Christmas let us bring him our thanks and say, I thank you for healing me.

I want to tell others what you've done for me so that many more may come to believe in you and be healed also. I would like to bring you to others, O Savior child. I would like to be your messenger and tell everyone that you can heal us and save us from sin and that you truly lie in the manger as a Savior.

So show me the way. Take my money, my house, my work, my prayers. Take everything that I am and have so that many might be saved and healed in these dark, foreboding times.

You have been listening to a program written by Basilea Schlink of the Little Land of Canaan. To learn more about how God lives and works today, visit us at our website, www.canaan.org. That's K-A-N-A-A-N.org. If you contact us, we would be happy to send you a free inspirational message. If you do not have access to the Web, please contact this radio station for our postal address.

God bless you.

Sermon Outline

  1. I
    • God's love shown through the birth of Jesus
    • The joy and hope Christmas brings
    • Jesus as the Savior for all people
  2. II
    • Jesus' power to heal and save
    • Personal invitation to worship and surrender
    • Confession of sins and request for healing
  3. III
    • Thanksgiving for Jesus' saving power
    • Commitment to share the gospel with others
    • Offering all to Jesus for the salvation of many

Key Quotes

“The child in the manger is proof that none of us need ever despair again.” — Basilea Schlink
“We have a Savior who has proved to the whole world that he can really heal.” — Basilea Schlink
“So show me the way. Take my money, my house, my work, my prayers. Take everything that I am and have so that many might be saved and healed in these dark, foreboding times.” — Basilea Schlink

Application Points

  • Approach Jesus with a heart open to receive healing and forgiveness.
  • Express gratitude for the salvation and grace received through Christ.
  • Commit to sharing the message of Jesus' saving power with others.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the Savior mentioned in the sermon?
The Savior is Jesus Christ, born as a child in the manger to bring salvation and healing to humanity.
What kind of healing does Jesus offer?
Jesus offers healing from sin, guilt, bitterness, anger, and all spiritual bondages.
How can one respond to Jesus according to the sermon?
One can respond by worshiping Him, confessing sins, asking for healing, and committing their life and possessions to Him.
What is the main message of Christmas in this sermon?
Christmas is the celebration of Jesus' birth as the Savior who brings joy, hope, and salvation to all.
How does the speaker encourage believers to share their faith?
Believers are encouraged to tell others about Jesus' saving power and to be His messengers of healing and grace.

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