Evangelist Martha P. Davis delivers a powerful and Spirit-led sermon centered on faith, obedience, and the pursuit of God's will. Drawing from Hebrews 11 and Colossians 1, she emphasizes that faith is not just belief—it is action, perseverance, and seeking after God with all diligence. Through examples like Sarah, Enoch, Abraham, and Job, she illustrates how true faith pleases God and produces endurance through trials, even with joy. The message encourages believers to be strengthened by God's glorious power, to walk worthy of Him, and to grow in the knowledge of His will. Evangelist Davis passionately calls listeners to a deeper walk with Christ, urging them to be born again, to let go of every hindrance, and to experience the mysteries and glory of the Kingdom of Heaven through total surrender, holiness, and the power of the Holy Ghost.

Evangelist Martha P. Davis delivers a passionate sermon focused on the power and necessity of faith, drawing from Hebrews 11 to highlight the lives of biblical figures such as Abel, Enoch, Noah, Abraham, and Sarah. She emphasizes that true faith is more than belief—it requires obedience, action, and trust in God's unseen promises. Evangelist Davis calls listeners to examine their spiritual walk and challenges them to live to please God rather than people, warning against the moral compromises of today's world and reminding us that God's Word and judgment remain steadfast.

The message serves as both a warning and encouragement, urging believers to remain spiritually strong, live as pilgrims in this world, and prepare for Christ’s return. Evangelist Davis reminds her audience that despite trials, those who walk in faith and obedience will receive God's reward. She closes with a message of hope, assuring that greater things are ahead for those who endure and keep their faith rooted in God’s promises.

In this powerful and heartfelt sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis exhorts believers to surrender their trials, persecutions, and injustices to God, rather than seeking revenge or acting in anger. Emphasizing Romans 12 and Isaiah 61, she reminds listeners that vengeance belongs to the Lord, who sees all and will repay justly in His time. Drawing from biblical examples like David, Saul, and Jesus, she illustrates the dangers of disobedience and the blessing of trusting God's justice. Evangelist Davis urges Christians to cultivate forgiveness, humility, and steadfast prayer—even when falsely accused or wronged—encouraging believers to reflect the character of Christ in every response. Ultimately, she calls for unwavering faith in God’s promises, patience in tribulation, and a daily commitment to walk in righteousness, love, and obedience.

Evangelist Martha P. Davis delivers a passionate message urging listeners to take God's Word seriously, honor His commandments, and recognize the spiritual consequences of disobedience. Drawing from Psalm 78, she highlights how God's people repeatedly witnessed His power and mercy—yet still chose rebellion, forgetfulness, and ingratitude. She warns that just as the Israelites turned from God despite His blessings, many today are also straying from faith, neglecting to teach their children God's truth, and rejecting divine fellowship for worldly desires.

The sermon emphasizes that every person will be held accountable for how they respond to God’s Word. Evangelist Davis prays fervently for the Spirit of God to convict hearts, awaken souls, and restore reverence for God. She reminds us that though people often flatter God with their lips, true commitment requires a steadfast heart and obedient life. Despite human failures, God remains full of compassion, ready to forgive and guide those who genuinely seek Him. The message concludes with a call to repentance, holiness, and love—declaring that now is the time to return to God wholeheartedly.

In this passionate and heartfelt sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis delivers a powerful message about the love of God, the saving grace of Jesus Christ, and the spiritual warfare faced by believers. She emphasizes that while all people are born into the world without choice, the decision to follow Christ and be born again is a personal, eternal choice—one that leads to peace, joy, and life everlasting.

Drawing from Scripture and personal insight, Evangelist Davis reminds listeners that although the world may despise righteousness and persecute God’s people, believers are not alone. God is our help, our shield, and our deliverer. She shares encouragement from the Psalms, especially David’s cries for divine intervention, highlighting that true peace and victory come not through vengeance but through prayer, faith, and dependence on the Lord. The sermon closes with a call to remain steadfast in love, prayer, and obedience, even in the face of hatred and spiritual opposition, knowing that God will ultimately vindicate and protect His people.

In this powerful sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis emphasizes the authority and responsibility given to believers to carry and proclaim the Word of God with purity, honesty, and boldness. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 4, she reminds listeners that the gospel is a divine light meant to shine through believers—vessels entrusted by God—into a dark and broken world. The message warns against distorting or using God’s Word for personal gain and encourages walking in truth through the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

Evangelist Davis speaks on the importance of genuine faith, the transforming power of God's Word, and the necessity of living a life that reflects Christ. She exhorts believers to not only live holy lives but also to speak the truth of the gospel openly and fearlessly. Trials and persecution may come, but these are momentary compared to the eternal glory that awaits. Ultimately, she calls the body of Christ to remain faithful, steadfast, and victorious, keeping their eyes on the unseen, eternal promises of God.

In this deeply moving and prophetic sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis urges the body of Christ to seek a more intimate, personal relationship with Jesus Christ—not just as believers, but as His devoted bride. Drawing from Ephesians 5 and Psalm 91, she likens this divine union to the sacred bond of marriage, calling believers to shut out the world and enter the "secret place" with God. Emphasizing spiritual maturity, holiness, and readiness, she warns that the time is short and the Lord is preparing to pour out a great anointing on sanctified vessels. Through heartfelt prayer and passionate teaching, Evangelist Davis declares that God is awakening His church for mighty works, urging each listener to draw closer to Him in love, obedience, and power.

Evangelist Martha P. Davis's sermon, "The Power of God 2," emphasizes God's mighty blessings and miracles, with the greatest miracle being Jesus Christ's coming to save the lost. She asserts that the Gospel not only saves but also sustains believers daily. Drawing from 1st Chronicles 29, she highlights David's prayer acknowledging God's greatness, power, glory, and majesty, and how all riches and honor come from Him.

Evangelist Davis explains that while King David desired to build God a house, God had a different plan, choosing Solomon for the task due to David's past. This illustrates God's perfect plan and His desire for uprightness. The sermon then shifts to the new life in Christ, referencing 1st John 3:1 and Colossians 3, urging believers to "set their affection on things above, not on things on the earth." This new life means being dead to worldly temptations and living righteously, putting off the "old man" and putting on the "new man" renewed in the knowledge of God.

She stresses that God is calling His people to walk in uprightness and that the church must awaken from spiritual slumber. God is about to pour out His Spirit, and believers are commanded to seek His power from His Word and to have power with God. Evangelist Davis calls out sin within the church, stating that God did not save us to continue in sin, but rather gave us the power to overcome it. The sermon concludes with a powerful call to action, urging listeners to be among those whom God will use to demonstrate His power, cast out devils, and bring deliverance, as God is about to move in unprecedented ways.