In this sermon, David Wilkerson emphasizes the importance of understanding and experiencing the fullness of God's love. He challenges Christians to move beyond a superficial understanding of God's love and to immerse themselves fully in its depth and breadth, fostering a deep, personal relationship with God that empowers them to live out their faith authentically and powerfully. When we grasp the greatness of God's love, it equips us to overcome sin and selflessly lay down our lives in love and service to God and others, just as Christ sacrificed Himself for us.

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Derek Prince Sermons: Four Decisive Steps / Liberation Through Confession - By the perfect, all-sufficient sacrifice, Jesus cancelled forever the effects of sin and provided complete well-being for every believer.

Chapters: 00:00 Four Decisive Steps To Appropriate the Provision of God 14:37 What Does Confess and Believe in Jesus Mean? 22:50 What do I need to Confess if I need Healing? 26:53 What do I need to Confess if I need a Blessing? 31:31 What do I need to Confess if I need strength? 34:39 Death and Life are in the power of your tongue 41:32 Appropriate actions to obtain God's promises 48:48 The power of giving thanks to God =============== Table of Contents: =============== Four Decisive Steps VI. How To Appropriate The Provision Of The Cross (cont’d.) E. Four decisive steps 1. Repent (Mark 1: 15; Matt. 4:17 [compare Luke 24: 46–47] Rev. 2: 5, 16, 21; 3: 3, 19)—Total surrender to the Lordship of Jesus 2. Believe 3. Confess a. The way into all-inclusive salvation b. To acquire faith (Rom. 10: 8–10): (1) Right use of your mouth (2) Right response of your heart c. Confession—to say the same as God says (Matt. 8: 17; 1 Pet. 2: 24; 2 Cor. 5: 21) Liberation Through Confession Through the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross, we have passed out from under the curse and entered into the blessing of Abraham, whom God blessed in all things. d. Confession (Gal. 3: 13–14; Gal. 2: 20; Phil. 4: 13; 2 Cor. 12: 9–10) (1) Confessing strengthens believing—which strengthens confession (2) No neutrality with the tongue (Matt. 12: 37; James 3: 4–5; Heb. 3: 1; 4: 14) (3) Out of confession comes faith and hope (Heb. 10: 23) 4. Act—an appropriate action (James 2: 26) a. The Holy Spirit will indicate appropriate action, e.g. taking God’s Word as medicine b. Give thanks (1 Thess. 5: 18 [compare Jonah 2: 9; John 6: 11, 23]) (1) You cannot be in the will of God if you are not giving thanks (2) We must align our will with God’s will and purpose—we cannot twist God’s arm (Matt. 6: 9–10)