Sermon of the Week Encourager Church

Pastor Fernando continues his "The Blood" series with a new installment titled "Redemption in the Blood." The Bible clearly shows that we are not a mistake and God has a plan for every circumstance. We see this in creation, with Noah and his part in the flood, and with Jesus at the cross. Satan's plot is to convince us that we can't see or hear what God is doing, but the Lord has a plan for redemption, and we can walk with and have a relationship with Him. There is a plan for each difficult place or season, and we can walk through it with our Father. He will cover our weaknesses and be with us every step of the way.

Pastor Benjamin delivers a timely message on the theme of rest entitled "He'll Take Care of the Rest." In his sermon, he discusses different types of rest and encourages us to trust the Lord as our shepherd in all aspects of our lives in order to find rest for our souls. This message offers many valuable takeaways.

Pastor Fernando delivers a powerful message about Abraham's altars and how they connect people to God. He discusses the purpose of the altars and their relevance to us today. The sermon explores three of Abraham's altars and their significance.

Pastor Fernando is continuing his powerful series on The Seven Altars of Abraham, covering more of the altars. We must persist in seeking God's promises just as Abraham, the father of faith, did, regardless of what is happening around us. There is so much to learn from the altars and Abraham. You won't want to miss it!

Pastor Fernando has completed his series on "The 7 Altars of Abraham," with a powerful discussion of the 6th and 7th altars.  Altars, of one kind or another, are mentioned from the beginning of the Bible to the end of it. While we may not physically sacrifice on altars today, they can symbolize the cross, prayer, worship, giving, and more. Examples could be not having the last word, not getting angry, or forgiving when it is most difficult. Paul's example of worshiping while in prison at midnight is an inspiration. In conclusion, at whatever altar we find ourselves, God will meet us there and bless us.