
Ric Vargas
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Ebenezer - Part 1
7243:36FullnessWorshipPersonal Revival1SA 7:12JHN 4:24ROM 8:26Ric Vargas preaches about the significance of remembering God's help through the concept of Ebenezer, emphasizing the importance of worship and personal revival. He encourages believers to acknowledge their need for God and to separate themselves from sin, highlighting that true worship must come from the heart and be in spirit and truth. Vargas illustrates how God can transform places of defeat into memorials of victory, urging the congregation to seek deeper connections with God and to recognize the power of intercession. He draws parallels between the Old Testament and New Testament, affirming that God's deliverance is ongoing and that believers can trust in His faithfulness.
Ebenezer - Part 2
5223:31FullnessSpiritual WarfareSpiritual Maturity1SA 7:121SA 12:23ROM 12:12CO 10:3EPH 6:12COL 2:15HEB 10:23JAS 4:71PE 5:6REV 12:11Ric Vargas emphasizes the journey of spiritual development and maturity, using the concept of Ebenezer as a reminder that God can lead us from a place of struggle to a place of establishment in Him. He highlights the life of Samuel, a man of prayer and integrity, whose relationship with God allowed him to keep the enemy at bay and serve as a dwelling place for God's presence. Vargas calls for believers to embody brokenness, submission, and integrity, as these qualities are essential for spiritual warfare and victory over darkness. He stresses that true victory comes from a life fully surrendered to God, reflecting the ultimate triumph of Christ at Calvary. The sermon challenges listeners to cultivate a deep relationship with God to maintain spiritual authority and keep the enemy from reclaiming ground in their lives.
The Provision of God for His People (12/8/1993)
0GEN 2:5GEN 2:7PSA 46:4EZK 47:1REV 22:1Ric Vargas preaches about the great provision of God for His people, emphasizing the importance of partaking in the provision God has made available since the beginning. He delves into Psalms and Genesis to reveal God's initial purpose and heart for His creation. Vargas explores the significance of the river in Genesis, symbolizing God's intent for His people to reach out and affect all of creation with fullness of provision. He highlights four streams branching from the river, each representing different aspects of God's provision for His people's needs.