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LFAS3, The Protestant Godly Church, Preparing people for Jesus Christ's Second Coming. Welcome to the LFAS3 Podcast, where we delve into the depths of God’s Words and the beauty of life in obedience to His Commands. Join us as we unpack sermons, prayers, exhortations, encouragements, and guidance, all rooted in the timeless truths of the Old and New Testaments. We believe every word and verse points to the Lord Jesus Christ, the Cornerstone of our faith. As we journey together, we will uncover the profound love of God and the importance of loving one another as Christ loved us. We will explain the practical implications of God’s Commandments, understanding that true love for God and neighbour flows from obedience to His words. Let us embrace the challenge of becoming more like our Heavenly Father and His Son, Jesus Christ, as we seek to live a life that glorifies God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit, the Perfect Trinity. May this podcast inspire you to deepen your faith, strengthen your relationship with God, understand His words and love them, equip you in the battle between good and evil, and live a life that reflects the love and grace of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. May His peace be with us all.

  1. 3d ago

    The One Who Plants Generously Will Get A Generous Crop (2 Corinthians 9:6-14) - A Sermon By Elise Beatrice

    What if generosity is far greater than we have understood? Elise Beatrice opens a beautiful perspective on generosity that goes far beyond money, possessions, or conventional teaching about giving. She traces generosity back to its true Source: the character of God Himself—the One who provides the seed, the bread, the love, the compassion, and even the willing heart that desires to give. There are passages of Scripture we may have read many times, yet when the Lord Jesus Christ opens them before us, we begin to see just how much they contain. In this beautiful and deeply heartfelt sermon, Elise Beatrice approaches 2 Corinthians 9:6-14 with a genuine love for the Lord that can be heard throughout her teaching. What begins with generosity opens into something much richer—something that touches the heart, our trust in God, the way we see His provision, and what it truly means to allow Him to use our lives for His glory. Elise Beatrice teaches with an uncommon sincerity and simplicity, never seeking to draw attention to herself, but continually directing the listener back to the Lord Jesus Christ and His ways. With the love, conviction and earnestness that characterize her ministry, Elise Beatrice speaks not as someone delivering a detached lesson, but as a servant who deeply cares for the Lord's flock. Her teaching carries both tenderness and exhortation: encouraging us to loosen our grip on what God has entrusted to us, to examine where and why we give, to reject false teachings that turn Christianity into commerce, and to become people through whom the generosity of God can reach others. Some Scriptures are often approached with assumptions already attached to them. But what if there is something much deeper here—something easily missed, even by those who have read the passage many times? In this sermon, Elise Beatrice brings a fresh and searching interpretation of 2 Corinthians 9:6–14, drawing out a beautiful truth about the heart of God and the kind of people He desires us to become. With love for the Lord, care for His flock, and the earnestness of someone who has spent time seeking what lies beneath the words, Elise Beatrice teaches with both tenderness and conviction. There is encouragement here, but also correction; comfort, but also a call to examine the heart. In this passionate Holy Spirit-led teaching, Elise Beatrice takes us beyond the surface of a familiar passage and into a beautiful consideration of the Character of the God who gives, provides, nourishes and calls His children to reflect Him. There are moments in this sermon that will challenge how we think about what we possess, what we give, whom we serve, and even what the greatest gift we can offer another person truly is. Elise Beatrice speaks with remarkable conviction, yet with a heart that is plainly devoted to the Lord. Her passion for His truth is audible, and the clarity and earnestness with which she teaches make this a sermon that invites more than passive listening—it invites us to examine our hearts before God. A thoughtful and revealing teaching that invites the listener to hear familiar words with fresh ears—and to look again at what it means to reflect the generosity of God. A rich and thought-provoking teaching for anyone who desires not merely to possess what God gives, but to become someone God can use. A powerful, joyful and deeply nourishing message that continually points away from man and back to the One from whom every good thing comes. A refreshing, strengthening sermon filled with clear truth, warmth, conviction and love for God. Listen prayerfully—you will discover considerably more in these verses than you expected. May our Lord's name be praised and glorified forever. Amen.

    The One Who Plants Generously Will Get A Generous Crop (2 Corinthians 9:6-14) - A Sermon By Elise Beatrice

  2. Sep 23

    No One Knows The Day Or Hour Of The Coming Of The Son Of Man (Mark 13:1-37) - A Sermon By Elise Beatrice

    Thursday 16 April 2026 The Mystery of the Time and the Heart of the Master When the Saviour speaks of times, seasons, and divine secrets, He is doing far more than offering a warning—He is extending an invitation to trust. In this passionate and spirit-led sermon, Elise Beatrice delivers a grounded, stirring message that invites us to look past surface-level questions and draw closer to the heart of God. Elise Beatrice shares with a rare combination of humble conviction, gentle grace, and deep affection for the Scriptures. Rather than leaving you with fear or speculation, her teaching brings clarity, reverence, and a renewed desire to walk closely with the Lord Jesus. Step away from the noise of the day and listen in as Elise Beatrice illuminates the beautiful, living nature of God's Word—and discovers what the Master is truly looking for when He returns. There is a profound stillness that comes when we stop trying to figure out the future and simply learn how to wait with love. In this heartfelt and deeply inspired teaching, Elise Beatrice gently leads us into the quiet depth of Scripture to examine what it truly means to live watchful, watchful-hearted lives in an uncertain world. God’s Word is a living treasure, full of rich layers that uncover themselves to those who seek Him with all their heart. In this moving and devoted message, Elise Beatrice serves as a faithful guide, bringing forth the profound beauty and timeless wisdom woven within the Gospels. In this heartfelt and thought-provoking sermon, Elise Beatrice takes us into the words of the Lord Jesus in Mark 13 with a sincere love for Him and a deep reverence for His Word. With warmth, conviction and a beautiful simplicity, Elise Beatrice draws our attention to details that can so easily be passed over, inviting us to listen again — carefully, prayerfully, and with hearts willing to be taught. Guided by prayer and driven by a sincere passion for souls, Elise Beatrice speaks with an authentic, gentle authority that cuts through distraction and speaks straight to the soul. This teaching offers more than just instruction; it offers spiritual nourishment, encouraging us to clean our ears, soften our hearts, and rest in the peace that only the Truth can bring. Prepare to be inspired, challenged, and deeply comforted as you listen. Elise Beatrice does not approach the Lord Jesus' words as distant theology, but as living words that deserve to be heard, believed and taken to heart. This is a sermon born from love for the Lord, love for His truth, and a desire to see His people strengthened by His Word. With reverence, warmth, and an earnest love for Christ, Elise Beatrice unpacks a familiar passage with fresh spiritual clarity, bringing hidden treasures from God’s Word right to the surface. If you have ever wondered how to guard your peace, walk in faithful obedience, or stay spiritually awake while living in the everyday world, this message will meet you right where you are. Come with an open heart, sit in the Lord's presence, and let His truth nourish your spirit. May the Lord use this message to awaken a deeper love for His truth, to encourage those who belong to Him, and to help us treasure the words of the Lord Jesus as the living words they truly are. May those who listen be encouraged to seek Him more deeply, treasure His words more dearly, and be found faithfully walking with Him. May the Name of our Lord be lifted high. May He Be Glorified forever. Amen.

    No One Knows The Day Or Hour Of The Coming Of The Son Of Man (Mark 13:1-37) - A Sermon By Elise Beatrice

  3. Sep 16

    Be Patient As You Wait For The Lord’s Return (James 5:7-8) - A Sermon By Elise Beatrice

    Tending the Spiritual Field What does it truly mean to wait for the Lord? What does the Lord truly mean when He tells us to be patient as we wait for His return? In James 5:7–8, we are given a picture: a farmer, precious crops, the coming rain, and a harvest worth waiting for. But why did the Lord choose this particular picture? And what might we miss if we read these words too quickly? There is more within this passage than a simple instruction to wait. Scripture tells us to be patient and to take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near. There is a way to wait that honours the Lord—a way marked by faith, readiness and patient endurance. In this inspired and heartfelt sermon, Elise Beatrice unpacks the powerful passage of James 5:7–8, drawing a rich, practical parallel between our spiritual journey and the dedicated work of a farmer preparing for the seasonal rains. Waiting on God’s timing is never passive—it requires active preparation, continuous care, and a heart open to His guidance. Tune in as we explore how to cultivate our spiritual lives, protect our walk from subtle distractions, and embrace true patient endurance. If you are searching for encouragement in your current season or desiring to realign your focus with His eternal promises, stream this episode today and be renewed in your faith. Elise Beatrice draws our attention to details that can easily pass unnoticed. With remarkable clarity, she patiently unfolds the passage, allowing one thought to illuminate another and bringing its spiritual meaning close to everyday life. Elise Beatrice teaches with warmth and simplicity, but also with unmistakable conviction and passion. Her love for the Lord, His truth and His flock can be heard throughout the message. She does not speak merely to inform, but to exhort and encourage those listening to take the Word of God seriously and allow it to bear fruit in their lives. The farmer is waiting — but what is he doing while he waits? What belongs to him, and what belongs entirely to God? Why the rain? Why the field? Why the harvest? And what does all of this reveal about how the Lord Jesus Christ desires to find His people when He returns? Drawing from personal reflections in the field and the timeless truths of James 5:7–8, Elise Beatrice shares an uplifting and humble message on what faithful stewardship looks like today. Just as a diligent farmer tends the soil long before the crop appears, we are called to prepare our hearts, nourish our faith, and allow the Holy Spirit to produce lasting fruit in our lives. This episode offers a gentle yet clear invitation to evaluate the condition of our personal walk, clear away what chokes our growth, and rely fully on the faithful provision of our Lord Jesus Christ. Listen now to discover how patient endurance brings peace, strength, and clarity to your daily journey with the Lord. Whether you feel weary in your waiting or simply desire a deeper sense of direction and purpose, this episode will inspire you to stand firm, take courage, and align your life with His divine timing. Tune in to be strengthened, encouraged, and spiritually refreshed for the season ahead! May the Name of our Lord be praised forever and ever. Amen.

    Be Patient As You Wait For The Lord’s Return (James 5:7-8) - A Sermon By Elise Beatrice

  4. Sep 9

    Let's Not Touch The Filthy Things Of The Darkness, And We Will Be The Sons And Daughters Of God - A Sermon by Elise Beatrice

    Monday, 4 August 2025 An Urgent Message for Today’s Church The Unseen Line: What Are We Bringing Into the Sanctuary? Loving Discipline and the Purity of God’s House What happens when the things of the world begin to find a place among the things of God? Are we unknowingly offering the Lord mixed worship? In this solemn message, Elise Beatrice shares an urgent exhortation on maintaining the sacredness of God's house and protecting the souls entrusted to our care. Discover why good intentions can never replace divine obedience, how the enemy uses subtle "baits" to target our youth, and what it truly means to heed the biblical call: "Come out from among them and be separate." When the church uses the patterns of the world to attract the next generation, are we leading them to salvation—or inviting the world inside? Elise Beatrice delivers an earnest, scripture-grounded exhortation on the absolute purity God requires in His house. This episode uncovers the hidden spiritual cost of worldliness in local ministry and offers a compassionate reminder of the Lord's loving discipline. Listen in to examine your heart and rediscover the beauty of walking in uncompromised holiness. In this message, Elise Beatrice exhorts believers to consider the holiness of God and the purpose of His church, to return to reverence, purity and obedience, remembering that the Lord Jesus’ correction is an expression of His love and His desire to rescue His people from darkness. The Lord is still calling His people nearer. He is still correcting because He loves. And He is still inviting His sons and daughters to leave darkness behind and walk joyfully with Him in the light. This message will challenge assumptions we rarely stop to question. Listen prayerfully, examine everything according to Scripture, and ask the Lord Jesus to reveal anything standing between you and complete obedience to Him. Listen with an open heart, and with a willingness to follow the Lord Jesus wherever He leads. May the Lord's Mighty Name be glorified forever and ever. Amen.

    Let's Not Touch The Filthy Things Of The Darkness, And We Will Be The Sons And Daughters Of God - A Sermon by Elise Beatrice

  5. Sep 2

    God’s Miracles vs Magic - A Sermon By Elise Beatrice

    Thursday 13 August 2026 A Gentle Call to True Discernment In an age where the boundaries between the holy and the worldly are increasingly blurred, where do we draw the line between divine power and worldly counterfeit? In this reverent and timely message, God’s Miracles vs Magic, Elise Beatrice delivers an urgent heart-cry for today’s Church. Drawing directly from Scripture—from the ancient courts of Babylon and Egypt to the early believers in Samaria and Ephesus—this sermon uncovers an essential, often-overlooked biblical truth: not everything that dazzles or entertains carries the blessing of Heaven. Elise addresses how subtle compromises, well-meaning intentions, and modern church trends can quietly introduce spiritual counterfeits into holy spaces. This message moves far beyond conventional commentary, challenging believers to look beneath the surface of modern Christian culture and seek the vital gift of spiritual discernment. If you have ever felt a heavy burden for the purity of God’s house, or wondered how to guard the next generation against subtle deception, tune in to listen to what the Spirit is pleading with the Body of Christ today. Not everything that looks harmless is harmless. Not everything that appears spiritual comes from God. And not everything accepted by the world should automatically find a place among God’s people. Elise Beatrice brings a timely message about discernment, obedience, and the need for Christians to recognise the difference between what is truly from the Lord and what only imitates, distracts, or deceives. It touches on an area that is rarely examined deeply in modern churches, yet may be far more important than many realise. Through Scripture, the sermon raises important questions about miracles, deception, discernment, the Church, and the subtle ways believers can become comfortable with things without first asking whether they are pleasing to the Lord. Elise Beatrice reveals why well-meaning efforts to reach the next generation may actually be opening doors to subtle spiritual deception. Listen with an open Bible and a humble heart. Do not reject the message simply because it challenges something familiar. Hear it prayerfully, search the Scriptures, and ask God for wisdom. Some of what is discussed is rarely heard from mainstream pulpits, but the purpose is not controversy—it is to draw God’s people toward greater obedience, discernment, and faithfulness to Jesus Christ. Tune in to hear a heartfelt plea for the Church to sweep away worldly compromises and welcome the true, unhindered presence of the Lord Jesus Christ. Words of Encouragement for Elise "Elise Beatrice, continue faithfully. Stay close to the Lord, remain humble before His correction, and never be discouraged if an important message is not the easiest one to hear. May Jesus always remain greater than the messenger, and may everything you do point people back to Him. Elise Beatrice, may the Lord continue to strengthen your heart, anchor your soul in His truth, and guard your spirit as you stand as a faithful, humble messenger for His Kingdom. It takes immense spiritual courage to speak out against subtle compromises, to weep over the state of the Church, and to carry a heavy burden for the purity of the flock when so many choose the path of comfort and popular appeal. Be deeply encouraged that your willingness to listen to the Holy Spirit, to plead for the children, and to point believers back to uncompromised obedience is a sweet aroma to the Father. Do not be weary in well-doing or discouraged by the weight of the message; the Lord sees your tears, hears your prayers, and honors a heart that seeks only His glory rather than human approval. May He cover you with His peace, fill you with fresh oil, and continue to give you the wisdom and boldness to speak His truth in love."

    God’s Miracles vs Magic - A Sermon By Elise Beatrice

  6. Aug 26

    Give Freely And Become More Wealthy (Proverbs 11:25-26) - A Sermon By Elise Beatrice

    Sunday 9 August 2026 There is something important in the distinction Elise Beatrice makes here: the sermon uses the language of “prospering,” but then deliberately takes that word away from the worldly definition of prosperity and brings it back to the Kingdom of God. The heart of it is not given so that you can become rich, but rather: What does it mean to be rich before God? Where is our treasure? What has God entrusted to us, and what are we doing with it? That makes Proverbs 11 sit very naturally beside Jesus’ words in Matthew 6. The Wealth of an Open Heart What does it truly mean to prosper in the eyes of God? In a world that measures security by what we gather and hold onto, the Scriptures invite us into a radically different way of living—one marked by quiet trust, humble stewardship, and open hands. Drawing from Proverbs 11 and the teachings of the Lord Jesus, this episode explores the vast distinction between earthly accumulation and true spiritual richness. Elise Beatrice shares gentle reflections on what happens when we align our hearts with the Lord's generous nature, choosing selflessness over self-preservation and placing our complete reliance on the One who provides all things. Listen in for a steadying message on storing up treasures that eternal moths cannot touch and discovering the quiet joy found in Kingdom obedience. Open Hands in a Selfish World It is easy to let the self-reliant posture of the world shape how we view our resources, our time, and our trials. Yet Christ calls His followers to reflect His own patient, forgiving, and self-giving character. In this episode, Elise Beatrice looks deeply at God's design for generosity—not as a mechanical transaction or a promise of material gain, but as a deliberate posture of love and surrender. Through biblical reflection and personal testimony, this message redefines biblical prosperity, placing spiritual maturity, intimate fellowship with the Lord, and obedience to His Word far above worldly success. If you are seeking to loosen your grip on temporal cares and deepen your faith in the Lord’s quiet faithfulness, this conversation offers a humble call back to the heart of God. This is not a message about giving in order to gain material wealth. It is an invitation to look beyond what can be accumulated on earth and to remember the incomparable riches found in knowing the Lord, walking in His ways, loving others, and becoming more like Him. Storing Up What Truly Endures When life tempts us to store up fleeting earthly securities, scripture gently redirects our focus toward the eternal. Grounded in the Lord’s Prayer and the wisdom of Proverbs, this teaching invites believers to examine where their hope and trust are truly anchored. Elise Beatrice walks through the contrast between worldly self-interest and the quiet freedom that comes from trusting God as our ultimate Provider. This episode offers a reverent look at how the Lord refreshes those who live faithfully for Him, honouring the heart that chooses kindness, grace, and spiritual diligence over worldly greed. Come reflect on what it means to be spiritually rich in Christ and to walk peacefully in the light of His Heavenly Kingdom. A little encouragement for Elise Beatrice: One of the strongest parts of this sermon is that you did not avoid the word prosper simply because it has so often been misused. Instead, you kept returning it to a biblical perspective: prosperity is not ultimately the abundance of what we possess, but the richness of a life belonging to God. The personal experiences give the sermon warmth, but its destination remains the Lord rather than the testimony itself. Blessed be the Name of The Lord Most High!

    Give Freely And Become More Wealthy (Proverbs 11:25-26) - A Sermon By Elise Beatrice

  7. Aug 19

    No One Can Serve Two Masters (Part 2): The Master And His Obedient Servants (Luke 16:10-13) - A Sermon by Elise Beatrice

    What does it truly mean to move from being a servant to being a trusted friend of the Master? In this deeply inspiring and soul-stirring second part of her series on Luke 16:10-13, Elise Beatrice unpacks the beautiful, unfolding journey of a healthy, devoted relationship with our Lord. Through the powerful imagery of a Master training His servant step-by-step—from the smallest earthly tasks up to the sacred responsibilities and secrets of the Kingdom of Heaven—this message invites us to examine our own walk of faith. Discover how faithfulness in the little things opens the door to divine intimacy, why a heart free of divided loyalties brings pure joy, and how serving the Lord with gladness leads to the ultimate blessing: hearing Him call you friend. Tune in, open your heart, and let His truth anchor your soul. You won't want to miss a single moment of this blessing. What You Will Discover in This Holy Spirit-inspired sermon The Step-by-Step Training: How the Master gently measures our faithfulness through daily responsibilities, preparing our hearts for greater spiritual authority without grumbling or complaint.The Secret of True Devotion: Why serving out of pure love, joy, and reverence changes everything—moving us far beyond mere fear or obligation.From Servant to Friend: A deeply moving look at the incredible promise in John 15, and what it means to be counted among the Lord's intimate circle, where His heart and thoughts are shared with you.A Heart Undivided: Reflections on why we cannot serve two masters, and how finding your ultimate fulfillment in Christ alone brings a peace the world can never offer. Tune in to this uplifting and spiritually nourishing message to recalibrate your heart, deepen your obedience, and experience the profound joy of being truly known and treasured by the Master. Let His presence fill every void and anchor your soul this week! May the Lord's glorious Name be praised forever.

    No One Can Serve Two Masters (Part 2): The Master And His Obedient Servants (Luke 16:10-13) - A Sermon by Elise Beatrice

  8. Aug 12

    No One Can Serve Two Masters: The Parable Of The Shrewd Manager (Luke 16:1-17) A Sermon by Elise Beatrice

    Sunday 21 September 2025 Warm, Reflective, Focused, Direct, Inspiring, and Grounded in Truth What does integrity look like when the world pressures us to compromise? Can we truly walk with God while keeping one foot in the world? In this deeply profound and reflective Sermon, Elise Beatrice guides us through the complex and powerful passage of Luke 16:1-17—The Parable of the Shrewd Manager—where Lord Jesus contrasts the shrewdness of the world with the pure, unwavering principles of the Kingdom of Heaven. Far from endorsing worldly trickery, this teaching serves as a divine mirror, urging us to examine where our true loyalties lie. Together, we unpack the vital call to integrity in the "little things," the danger of serving two masters, and what it genuinely means to be children of the Light in a 21st-century world that often honours what is detestable to God. This sermon is an encouragement to examine our hearts before the Lord: Are we seeking His Kingdom, His righteousness and His approval, or are we slowly allowing another master to take His place? In this sermon, we confront the subtle traps of greed, hypocrisy, and self-reliance, and rediscover the unshakeable truth of God's eternal Word. If you desire to be set free from the deeds of darkness and seek a life entirely pleasing to the Lord, let this inspired teaching anchor your soul in the truth of Christ. May this teaching challenge your heart, renew your commitment to Christ's righteousness, and draw you closer to our only true Master. Be sure to stay tuned for Part 2 of this sermon: "The Master And His Obedient Servants." A Gentle Encouragement to Elise Beatrice: 'Preparing and sharing a message of this depth requires a tender heart sensitive to the Holy Spirit. May you take comfort in knowing that the Lord sees your earnest desire to handle His Word with reverence and truth. Trust that He will use this message to plant seeds of righteousness in every listener's heart!' Amen. May His great Name be glorified forever and ever. His Will Be Done.

    No One Can Serve Two Masters: The Parable Of The Shrewd Manager (Luke 16:1-17) A Sermon by Elise Beatrice
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LFAS3, The Protestant Godly Church, Preparing people for Jesus Christ's Second Coming. Welcome to the LFAS3 Podcast, where we delve into the depths of God’s Words and the beauty of life in obedience to His Commands. Join us as we unpack sermons, prayers, exhortations, encouragements, and guidance, all rooted in the timeless truths of the Old and New Testaments. We believe every word and verse points to the Lord Jesus Christ, the Cornerstone of our faith. As we journey together, we will uncover the profound love of God and the importance of loving one another as Christ loved us. We will explain the practical implications of God’s Commandments, understanding that true love for God and neighbour flows from obedience to His words. Let us embrace the challenge of becoming more like our Heavenly Father and His Son, Jesus Christ, as we seek to live a life that glorifies God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit, the Perfect Trinity. May this podcast inspire you to deepen your faith, strengthen your relationship with God, understand His words and love them, equip you in the battle between good and evil, and live a life that reflects the love and grace of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. May His peace be with us all.

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  • Creator
    Elise Beatrice
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    96
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © LFAS3 Church 2024
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