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Receive a hundredfold NOW

Mark 10:30 is not “pie in the sky” — hundredfold now, in this life. From Aaron’s rod budding in God’s presence to 2 Corinthians 8:9 (Jesus became poor so you might become rich), Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Job, and Malachi 3 on giving — this sermon shows God’s heart to bless you so you can be a blessing. Expect clarity on prosperity, contentment, and receiving now, not only in eternity. Key passages: Mark 10:30 · 2 Corinthians 8:9 · Genesis 12 · Job 42:12

1h 6m
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Love of God

Come thirsty — God fills those who seek Him. Built on Romans 5:5 (“hope does not disappoint, because the love of God is poured out”), this message explores four fruits of knowing you are loved: hope that never fails, exceedingly abundantly provision (Ephesians 3:20), intimacy with God, and a heart that is not worldly. Includes Peter and John — phileo vs agape — and practical steps to live from the Father’s love, not performance or fear. Key passages: Romans 5:5 · Ephesians 3:16–20 · John 21:15–17

1h 12m
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How to Come Out of Testing and Trials

Romans series continuation: trials are optional when you know who you are in Christ. James 1:13, Matthew 17 (“Hear Him”), and a clear identity checklist — righteous, forgiven, loved, no condemnation — show how Jesus came out of testing and how you can too. Old covenant vs new covenant thinking is contrasted so your focus, priority, and direction change — not by striving, but by hearing the word. Ends with: this is the goodness of God. Key passages: Romans 1 · James 1:13 · Matthew 17:5 · Matthew 4 (temptations of Christ)

58 min
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Great Faith Basics

Mark 16:20 — when the word is preached, God confirms it with signs. Through the centurion and the Canaanite woman, learn four marks of great faith: (1) they didn’t wait for perfect conditions, (2) they knew the power of God, (3) they knew the heart of the Father, (4) they knew the gospel — not rules and regulations (Romans 1:16–17). For anyone waiting on God to “feel ready” before believing — this message will shift you from delay to bold faith. Key passages: Mark 16:20 · Romans 1:16–17 · Matthew 8 · Matthew 15

59 min
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God is Good ALL the Time

Learn from Jehoshaphat when impossible odds stacked up (2 Chronicles 20): worship, trust, and God fighting on your behalf. This teaching anchors on Jeremiah 29:11, Psalm 136 (“His mercy endures forever”), and Romans 2:4 — the goodness of God leads to repentance, not condemnation. Includes Pentecost, law vs grace, and practical faith for every need you bring today. God is not against you; He is for you — good all the time. Key passages: 2 Chronicles 20 · Jeremiah 29:11 · Psalm 136 · Romans 2:4

55 min
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Freedom

True freedom is not rule-keeping — it is life in the Spirit. From Galatians 5 and 2 Corinthians 3:17 (“where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom”), this message unpacks freedom through the Spirit, the Son, and the Father. Discover why mixing law and grace cuts you off from Christ, how hearing the word brings forgiveness and deliverance, and why the tree of life — Jesus — replaces fear, sickness, and bondage with healing, anointing, and empowerment. Key passages: Galatians 5:1–4 · 2 Corinthians 3:17 · John 8:32 · Acts 10:43

38 min
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Freedom from ALL your troubles

David’s “3D army” — dead, distressed, discontented — yet in the cave he looked to God and praised (Psalm 34). The spoken theme: freedom from ALL your troubles (Psalm 34:19). Righteousness apart from the law (Romans 3:21), reigning in life, Abraham, and faith that speaks. Practical close: hear the message again and again; start speaking what God says — and watch change follow. Key passages: Psalm 34:19 · Romans 3:21 · Romans 5:17 · 2 Corinthians 3:17

58 min
1d ago

Can God allow sickness in our lives, like Job?

When Job’s story raises hard questions — “Did God give and take away?” — this sermon answers with new-covenant clarity. Explore Job’s character and fear, everlasting righteousness (Hebrews 10, Daniel 9:24), the thief vs the giver (John 10:10), and our mediator Jesus (1 Timothy 2:5). God does not use sickness to teach you; under grace, He protects and transforms because of how good He is, not how good you are. Key passages: Job 1 · John 10:10 · Hebrews 10 · 1 Timothy 2:5

44 min

Praison Sermon

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Years Active

2025 - 2026
Episodes

22
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Clean
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