As Kingdom people, we recognise our divine calling and accept that we are here because of the Spirit's guidance. Scriptures such as Luke 12:32 and Colossians 1:13 serve as reminders of our standing in God's kingdom. We emphasise the power and authority given to us and address the transforming character of being born again, as well as the active role we play in preaching the Gospel, healing the sick, and living out our faith with conviction.

The Kingdom Word

The sermon, centered around the themes of restoration emphasizes the importance of rebuilding the spiritual "House of the Lord" as both a communal and personal sanctuary where the glory of God can dwell.

The Restoration of the House of the Lord

In this sermon, we journey through the narrative of Exodus chapters 14 and 15, focusing on the miraculous deliverance of the Israelites from the clutches of Pharaoh and his army. We are reminded of the powerful act of God as He led His chosen people out of Egypt, a land symbolizing filth, decay, and spiritual bondage, into a place of freedom and redemption. This story serves as a vivid illustration of God's might and His unwavering commitment to His people, showcasing the destruction of the forces of darkness that sought to enslave them.

This event is not just a historical account but a representation of the spiritual victory over sin and death, achieved through faith in God's power and obedience to His commands. Egypt represents a state of spiritual bondage and death, where God's people are held captive by sin and despair. Pharaoh symbolizes the principalities and powers of darkness, the rulers of this world's darkness, who harden their hearts against God and His anointed ones. The Red Sea crossing epitomizes the believer's passage from death to life, from slavery to freedom, through the power of God's salvation.

We are encouraged to see ourselves in the narrative of the Israelites, recognizing that, like them, we are God's chosen people, called out of darkness into His marvelous light. Our deliverance and salvation are not the results of our own efforts but are gifts from God, who has purchased us with the blood of His Son, Jesus Christ. This act of divine intervention is a testament to God's love, mercy, and sovereignty, affirming that He is indeed a "man of war" who fights on behalf of His people. We are reminded that the victory over sin and death has been won through Christ, and like the Israelites, we are on a journey to the promised land, guided by God's hand and sustained by His grace.

The Destruction of the Horses and its Riders

In the seminar titled "Building Healthy Marriage Relationships: The GRACE Approach," we explore the foundational elements that contribute to nurturing and sustaining a healthy marriage. The approach is broken down into five key components, each represented by the acronym GRACE.

Firstly, we delve into the concept of "Gift," where we emphasize the importance of viewing our partner as a precious gift. This perspective encourages us to cherish and appreciate our partner's unique qualities and contributions to the relationship.

Next, we discuss the significance of "Receive." Here, we highlight the necessity of accepting our partner wholeheartedly, acknowledging their love, efforts, and even flaws with grace and openness. This acceptance fosters a deeper connection and mutual respect within the marriage.

The third component, "Awareness," calls for a conscious understanding of our partner's needs, desires, and emotions. We stress the importance of being attuned to our partner, which enables us to respond to their needs effectively and strengthen our emotional bond.

Following awareness, we explore "Cheerfulness." This aspect focuses on the power of maintaining a positive and joyful attitude within the marriage. We advocate for the expression of happiness and gratitude, which can significantly enhance the relationship's atmosphere and resilience.

Lastly, "Empathy" is discussed as a crucial element of the GRACE approach. We emphasize the ability to empathize with our partner, to see situations from their perspective, and to respond with compassion and understanding. Empathy bridges gaps and heals wounds, making it a vital component of a healthy marriage.

Throughout the seminar, we collectively reflect on the importance of these principles in building and maintaining a marriage that is not only enduring but also fulfilling and joyful. The GRACE approach serves as a guide for couples to navigate the complexities of marriage with love, respect, and a deep sense of partnership.

00:19:30 - Gift
00:40:45 - Receive
01:13:03 - Awareness
01:16:51 - Empathy
01:41:13 - Cheerfulness

Building Healthy Marriage Relationships: The GRACE Approach

We explore the themes of restoration, renewal, and the significance of small beginnings as illustrated in the book of Zechariah, particularly focusing on Zechariah 4:10. We are reminded not to despise the days of small things, recognizing that even in the early stages of any endeavor, God's hand is at work. The sermon draws parallels between the discouragement faced by the people of Judah during the rebuilding of the second temple and our own experiences of feeling disheartened in the face of seemingly insignificant progress. We are encouraged to see the laying of each foundation, no matter how small, as a significant step in God's greater plan.

Restoration can be understood in terms of recovery of what has been lost and rebuilding of what has been destroyed. We are now in an era of restoration, where God is actively working to recover lost years and rebuild broken walls in our lives. This restoration is not just a physical rebuilding but also a spiritual renewal. We are called to trust in God's process, even when progress seems minimal, and to remain steadfast in our faith, knowing that God is at work in both the grand and the humble beginnings. The message concludes with a call to embrace the small beginnings and trust in God's promise of restoration and renewal.

Restoration

In this service, we are presented with a powerful testimony of faith, healing, and the transformative power of God's word. The service begins with a personal story of a sister who experienced a miraculous recovery from a severe health crisis. Despite a grim prognosis, including a brain tumor, paralysis, and severe seizures, she experienced a remarkable healing journey. This journey was not just physical but also spiritual, as she and her husband leaned on their faith, trusting in God's timing and power. The testimony highlights the importance of faith in the face of adversity and the belief in God's ability to heal and restore.

The service then transitions into a broader message about the power of God's word and our role as believers. We are reminded that our healing and salvation are not based on our actions but on Christ's obedience and sacrifice. This perspective shifts our focus from our efforts to Christ's completed work, emphasizing that we are made whole in Him. The sermon encourages us to bring our thoughts into the obedience of Christ, recognizing the power of Jesus' sacrifice for our freedom and healing. The service concludes with a call to trust in Jesus and depend on His word, reinforcing the theme of God's faithfulness and the transformative impact of His word in our lives.

Testimonies of Healing and Faith

In this sermon, we explore the themes of spiritual authority, the power of faith, and the importance of a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. We discuss the authority and power we possess as believers in Christ, emphasizing that we can overcome demonic attacks and adversities through faith. This power, bestowed upon us by Jesus, enables us to confront challenges and emerge victorious. We are encouraged to recognize and exercise this authority in our daily lives, especially when facing spiritual warfare or personal struggles.

We also delve into the significance of having a personal relationship with Jesus, as opposed to merely following religious rituals. This relationship is portrayed as transformative, leading to a deeper understanding of our purpose and calling in life. We are reminded that being a Christian is not just about salvation, but also about fulfilling God's divine purpose for us. The sermon highlights the joy and fulfillment that come from sharing the Gospel and making disciples, urging us to actively participate in spreading God's word. We conclude with a call to deepen our relationship with Jesus, to seek His plan for our lives, and to embrace the responsibility of sharing His love and truth with others.

Christ Lives in Me

The sermon focuses on spiritual growth, unity in the church, and the proper use of spiritual gifts. Spiritual maturity involves growing into Christ, who is the head of the church. This growth is facilitated by each member of the church contributing effectively, leading to the edification of the church in love. We are reminded of the importance of receiving God's word with reverence, as it is not merely human words but divine.

The sermon further explores the topic of spiritual gifts, explaining that Jesus, through his ascension, led captivity captive and bestowed gifts upon men. These gifts, including apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers, are meant for the edification of the church and should not be used for self-serving purposes. We are cautioned about the dangers of pride and division within the church, and are encouraged to serve each other with humility, gentleness, and love. We learn that true greatness in the eyes of God is defined by our readiness to serve and make sacrifices for others, mirroring the example set by Jesus Christ. The sermon concludes with a powerful call for unity and love among us, stressing the importance of supporting and praying for each other, thereby creating a church community that truly embodies Christ's love and humility.

Outline:
Body ministry - 00:00
Sermon (Spiritual Gifts) - 18:04

Spiritual Gifts

The sermon emphasizes the importance of maintaining a close relationship with God and the transformative power of His presence in our lives. Drawing from various biblical passages, we see how God's presence can bring about change, healing, and breakthroughs, even in the most challenging circumstances. The message underscores that while challenges and trials are inevitable, they are also opportunities for believers to draw nearer to God and experience His divine intervention. The sermon also touches on the significance of prayer, worship, and surrender, highlighting that these acts not only bring us closer to God but also activate His power in our lives. The message concludes by encouraging the congregation to prioritize their relationship with God, seek His presence daily, and trust in His promises, regardless of the external circumstances.

*Timeline:*
Worship - 0:53
Sermon - 11:40

The Holy Ghost On The Inside

Brother Meyers shares his early exposure to faith through his grandfather, a preacher, who instilled in him a love for God and the scriptures. Despite a period of backsliding, where he pursued a singing career, a divine encounter brought him back to his spiritual roots, rekindling his passion for evangelism. The sermon emphasizes the importance of mentorship, the indelible impact of early spiritual teachings, and the necessity of evangelism. Through personal testimony and a call to action, we are encouraged to share the message of Christ, with an understanding of the joy and fulfillment that is found in leading others to salvation.

Souls Must Be Saved

Drawing from Isaiah 35:9, in the sermon titled "The Wayfaring Men," we explore our collective journey as believers navigating the spiritual landscape of faith. The scripture emphasizes a road where the redeemed walk, and the wayfaring men, though simple, will not err or lose their way. We are reminded of the divine protection and guidance God offers to all of us who earnestly seek Him, ensuring we remain on the righteous path. This message serves as a beacon, emphasizing that amidst life's complexities and challenges, God's word lights our way, guiding us towards salvation and eternal life. We are encouraged to trust in God's promises, stand firm in our faith, and recognize that we are never journeying alone; the Almighty is always by our side.

Opening prayer - 0:00
Song (Use Me, Cover Me) - 8:27
Raising Disciples for God's Glory - 13:17
Body Ministry - 19:52
Sermon (The Wayfaring Men) - 21:34

The Wayfaring Men

This sermon emphasizes the profound significance of prayer in the Christian journey, focusing on the essence of Kingdom-minded praying. Using the Lord's Prayer from Matthew 6 as a foundation, the discussion highlights the importance of recognizing God's holiness and the need for believers to align their desires with God's will. Prayer isn't about changing God's will or seeking materialistic gains but is an act of surrender, acknowledging God's divine plan and purposes. The sermon underscores that true prayer is Christ-centered, emphasizing God's holiness, otherliness, and the desire for His kingdom to manifest on Earth as it is in heaven. The session also touches on the importance of understanding God's will, ensuring that believers' prayers align with His divine intentions and purposes.

A Framework for Kingdom Minded Praying

The significance of faith and the Holy Spirit's role in the Christian journey stand out prominently. The Holy Spirit acts as the channel through which God works on Earth, guiding, comforting, and uplifting believers. Speaking in tongues becomes a focal point, enabling believers to convey mysteries to God and praise Him. Through speaking in tongues, believers establish a connection with God, bearing His burdens and consistently praying. It's crucial to cultivate a relationship with the Holy Spirit, particularly in these challenging times. The Holy Spirit assists believers in embodying the character and life of Christ, directing their everyday actions and choices. The session ends by encouraging believers to pursue the baptism of the Holy Spirit and intensify their bond with God.

The Baptism of the Holy Spirit

The sermon "His Yoke Is Easy, His Burden is Light" profoundly explores the concept of spiritual liberty and the power of faith in Jesus Christ. It emphasizes the importance of worship and the power of God's love, which breaks the chains of sin, death, self-righteousness, and guilt. Through Christ's sacrifice on the cross, believers gain freedom to live a life of liberty, defined not as the freedom to do whatever one wants, but as the divine power to become children of God. Self-righteousness burdens many people as the futile attempt to attain holiness through their own efforts, instead of relying on God's grace. The "yoke" symbolizes burdens and obligations. Jesus invites us to take on His yoke, which is light and easy as we worship Jesus Christ as Savior. This act of faith is the key to overcoming the burdens of sin, guilt, and self-righteousness.

His Yoke is Easy, His Burden is Light

In this sermon we explore the concept of God's holiness and its incomprehensible nature. Discover God's characteristics, such as His "otherliness", righteousness, and truth, and their contribution to His holiness. We delve into the concept of God's transcendence, His covenant with humanity, and the transformative power of encountering His presence. Witness the vision of the prophet Ezekiel and Isaiah and be inspired to seek visions of God's holiness in order to be transformed. Join us in worshipping God who is Holy and Glorious.

Glory, Holy and Truth

In this deeply moving sermon, "Let Us Adore Him," we explore the essence and power of true worship, drawing from John 4:23-24 and the Song of Solomon 1:3-4. We delve into how worshiping the Father in spirit and truth, as stated in John, is not merely a ritual but an act of heartfelt adoration. This is beautifully paralleled in the Song of Solomon, where the adoration of God is described in poetic, intimate terms that liken it to the sweetest of perfumes, irresistible and captivating. Throughout this sermon, we reflect upon the call to not only worship but also adore Him, urging us to experience the transformative power of true devotion. Engage with us as we unravel these profound scriptures, and let us all draw closer in adoration of Him together.

Let Us Adore Him

In this video we explore the profound depiction of the "Body of Christ" as articulated in 1 Corinthians 12:12-26. The passage underlines the unity of the body, made up of diverse parts, each with its unique role and value. 

Reflecting on these principles, we delve into how denominations, sects, and factions can emerge, drawing parallels with the body parts saying, "I do not need you." These divisions are often manifestations of the works of the flesh that introduce discord into the harmonious unity of the body.

We find that placing "Christ at the Center" with a desire to press-in to deeper levels of communion and relationship with God through devoted prayers and the study of God's Word is a regulating force that brings balance, understanding, and unity among believers to come into the fulness of God in Christ Jesus.

The Body of Christ

In this video, we invite you to reflect on the timeless message of "Abide with me." Here, we explore the theme of patience, endurance, stability, and preparedness for the coming of Jesus Christ.

Drawing from the teachings of John 15:4-5, we delve into the significance of waiting patiently and abiding in Him. As we study John 8:31, we discover the importance of enduring without yielding, holding fast to the truth. The scripture from 2 John 1:9 reminds us of the need to remain stable in Jesus Christ, finding our foundation in Him.

Additionally, we delve into the idea of being prepared for His coming, as expressed in 1 John 2:28. Finally, we explore the concept of walking in the Light of God, as highlighted in 1 John 2:6. Through reflection, meditation, and study, may we all find inspiration and strength to abide in Him, even as the eventide falls swiftly upon us.

Abide with me

As Christians, our spiritual vitality stems from embodying God's word - the Gospel - in our daily lives. It is essential to embrace the Gospel with fervor, conviction, and unwavering dedication.

The Gospel serves as a vigilant guide, nourishing and safeguarding our Christian spirits. For the ultimate aim of Christianity is to liberate us from the spiritual death imposed by sin. Dive into this transformative journey with us, as we delve into the profound meanings and implications of the Gospel of Peace.

Recognizing and Taking on the Gospel of Peace

In the sermon, we are guided through the themes of spiritual growth, discernment between good and evil, and the importance of following Jesus Christ for eternal life. We explore the biblical story of the Garden of Eden, focusing on the two trees: the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. We are cautioned about the pursuit of knowledge without God's guidance, which often leads to destructive outcomes, paralleling the deceit of the serpent in Eden.

We then delve into the role of Jesus Christ as the giver of eternal life, contrasting Him with the destructive nature of the 'thief' (a metaphor for evil or Satan). Jesus, referred to as the Good Shepherd, is presented as offering life and salvation, rescuing humanity from the consequences of sin and death. We are reminded of the importance of believing in Jesus to receive eternal life, which empowers us to discern and reject the deceptive promises of evil. The sermon concludes with an encouragement to embrace the life and abundance offered by Jesus, emphasizing the transformative power of faith in Him. We are called to make a personal commitment to Jesus, focusing on the immediate and eternal benefits of such a decision, including forgiveness, healing, and a renewed sense of life and purpose.

The Right to Life and Life Rights

We are reminded of the anointing and presence of God that surrounds us, emphasizing the joy and comfort we find in Him regardless of our circumstances. We affirm together that God's love for us is so profound that even if each of us were the only person alive, He would still have sacrificed Himself for our salvation. This message highlights the importance of making disciples, a mandate given to us to spread the love and salvation found in Jesus Christ. We are encouraged to lead others to the Lord, thereby expanding the family of faith and reinforcing our role in God's kingdom.

Witnessing to the Lost

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