Are you living life at the speed of prayer?

A heartfelt sermon by Ron Brown on finding stability through consistent prayer and trust in God's faithfulness. Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances, and trust the God who sanctifies you completely—spirit, soul and body.

Main Points:

• Rejoice always - even in difficult seasons
• Pray continually - live life at the speed of prayer
• Give thanks in all circumstances
• Don't quench the Holy Spirit
• Trust God's sanctification of spirit, soul, and body

Remember, beloved - "The one who calls you is faithful, and He will do it!" Your stability comes not from circumstances, but from your relationship with Jesus Christ.

https://wcmin.us/ws250430c

Where do you find refuge when the mountains in your life seem to be shaking?

In this heartfelt sermon on Psalm 46, we're reminded that while life's storms are inevitable, God provides streams of peace even in our most turbulent moments.

Main ideas:

1. God remains our "very present help" right in the middle of our troubles
2. The repeated word "though" acknowledges our struggles while affirming God's faithfulness
3. God offers streams of peace even when circumstances haven't changed
4. "Be still and know that I am God" invites us to trust in God's proven track record
5. Morning always follows night—our struggles will give way to new beginnings

https://wcmin.us/s250427c

What Does It Mean To Be Adopted Into God's Family?

In this heartfelt sermon by Pastor David Wilkerson he invites us to embrace the beautiful truth of our spiritual adoption. Drawing from Galatians 4:3-7, he speaks to our hearts about the incredible security we have as beloved members of God's family.

Main Ideas:

1. God has lovingly welcomed us into His family, transferring us from darkness into His marvelous light with all the privileges of being His children
2. Our heavenly Father has made our adoption completely secure—celebrated in heaven and settled for eternity—so we can rest in His unfailing love
3. As cherished children of God, we receive His comforting Spirit that replaces fear with peace, His protective presence, and the joy of approaching Him anytime
4. Pastor Wilkerson encourages us to leave behind needless worry and instead walk confidently in the embrace of our Father who delights in calling us His own

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What Part of Jesus' Story Affects Your Daily Life the Most?

In this sermon on "The Radical Results of the Resurrection," Pastor Gary Wilkerson explores how Christ's resurrection impacts our everyday lives. While Christians often focus on Christ's death for sin, the resurrection has distinct purposes that transform our daily experience.

Key points:

• Purpose: Jesus died for our trespasses but was raised for our justification, bringing us into newness of life
• Power: The resurrection breaks through our fear, fills us with the Holy Spirit, and empowers our witness
• Passion: Christ's love continually calls us back to our purpose, as He did with the disciples
• Without the resurrection, our faith would be futile—it completes Christ's work

The resurrection isn't just a historical event but a living reality that provides freedom from fear, spiritual power, and a relationship with the living Christ who actively directs His church today.

https://wcmin.us/s250420c

Living in Resurrection Power: Are You Still Trying to Do It Yourself?

In this sermon, Pastor David Wilkerson shows how believers can experience resurrection power today, not just in eternity. The same Spirit that raised Jesus dwells in us now, but we must understand what it means to be "dead" in Christ—recognizing our helplessness and embracing complete dependence on God. True power comes when we stop trying to overcome through our own strength and fully rely on Christ.

Key points:

• The "old man" thinks he can overcome through his own efforts
• The "new man" admits "I can't do it myself, but I can through Christ"
• Being "seated in heavenly places" means settling the issue of trusting God completely
• Our flesh will always resist God, but we can turn away from it to Jesus
• Resurrection power flows when we exchange striving for dependence

https://wcmin.us/s250416c

This sermon by Gary Wilkerson examines three stories from the Gospel of John to illustrate that God can provide immediate answers to prayers rather than requiring waiting periods or specific conditions. Using the examples of the sower and reaper, the healing of an official's son, and the paralyzed man at Bethesda, Wilkerson encourages believers to expect God's "at once" miracles rather than believing they must wait or fulfill certain requirements.

https://wcmin.us/s250413c

What's Your Real Motive for Giving?

In this sermon on Matthew 6:1-4, Pastor Joshua examines Jesus's teaching about "Doing Good in Secret." He explains that while generosity is essential to Christian life, our motives matter deeply to God. True giving flows from gratitude and love, not from seeking recognition or following prosperity formulas.

Key points:

1. Give from a heart of gratitude for what God has provided
2. When possible, give in secret to protect your heart from pride
3. Our reward comes from God, not human recognition
4. "If we remember when we give, God will forget. But if we forget when we give, God will remember."
5. We give because we have God's generous heart, not to earn anything

https://wcmin.us/S250409c

Are you wondering if your problems are too deep for God to reach?

This sermon by Gary Wilkerson focuses on John 4 showing how the woman at the well experienced transformation when she encountered Jesus, who offered "living water" that reaches our deepest hurts and sins.

Key points:

1. Jesus has what it takes to heal our deepest wounds — "His rope is never too short"
2. True worship happens in both spirit and truth — knowing God intellectually and experiencing him emotionally
3. When we shift our worship from worldly things to Jesus, he removes our idols and fills us with his presence
4. Seeing Jesus for who he truly is transforms us — he is present, caring, and meets our deepest needs

https://wcmin.us/s250406c