In this powerful sermon, David Wilkerson delves into the profound biblical promise that Christians can live without fear through the practice of perfect love. He explains that perfect love has two components: loving others in the body of Christ and knowing and believing God's love for us. The message highlights the importance of addressing any grudges or unforgiveness within our hearts to fully experience the peace and confidence that comes with being in right relationship with God and fellow believers.

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In this powerful sermon, Gary Wilkerson passionately illustrates how God's ability transcends human limitations. He focuses on God's promise to do exceedingly abundantly above all we ask or think, encouraging Christians to bring their struggles, pains, and hopes to Jesus. Through scriptural references and real-life examples, Gary highlights the importance of faith and trusting in God's infinite power and grace, even when circumstances seem insurmountable.

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In this sermon on 3 John, Joshua West examines the importance of walking in truth and showing hospitality to fellow believers. He contrasts the faithful actions of Gaius with the selfish behavior of Diotrephes, emphasizing that true faith is evidenced by good works and support for those spreading the gospel. The sermon highlights the unifying power of truth in Christ and calls believers to live out their faith through generous support of gospel workers.

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Gary Wilkerson explores the profound impact of God's love on the believer's life. Drawing from 2 Timothy 1:7, Wilkerson explains that God has not given us a spirit of fear but power, love, and a sound mind. He stresses the importance of realizing and accepting the Father’s deep love for us. This realization transforms our approach to ministry and relationships, shifting from fear-based to love-based interactions. Gary shares personal anecdotes and emphasizes that experiencing God's love frees us to live boldly, love genuinely, and minister effectively without fear.

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David Wilkerson delves into Romans 5:1-5 to outline a Christian’s journey towards an enduring hope. He emphasizes that true hope comes from a deep, unwavering faith in Jesus Christ, which remains steadfast through trials and tribulations. David Wilkerson contrasts fleeting worldly hopes with the firm, eternal hope found in Christ. He encourages believers to find peace in their reconciliation with God, stressing that this hope is not merely an emotional feeling but a profound, Spirit-empowered path forged through patience and affliction. The sermon highlights the necessity of experiencing God's faithfulness through personal trials, cultivating a testimony that can inspire and uplift others in the faith.

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We cannot achieve righteousness through our own efforts but only through faith in Christ. Many people mistakenly believe that while we are justified by grace, we must sanctify ourselves through zealous pursuit of the law. However, this self-righteous striving only leads to anger, pride, judgmentalism and jealousy. True righteousness and sanctification come from continually depending on God's mercy and grace through the gospel, not through human will or exertion. Christ is the end of the law and puts an end to our fleshly striving, setting us free to walk in His power and glory.

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In this sermon, based on 2 John, Joshua West emphasizes the critical balance between truth and love in the Christian life. He warns against false teachers and those who distort God's Word, urging believers to remain firmly rooted in Scripture. True love is inseparable from biblical truth and obedience to God's commandments. Joshua cautions against extending Christian fellowship to those who teach contrary to sound doctrine, highlighting the importance of discernment. He concludes by reaffirming the centrality of Jesus Christ as the living Word and the source of light and life for believers.

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Gary Wilkerson exhorts the church to examine their hearts and repent of having lost their first love and passion for Jesus Christ. Using examples from Acts and Revelation about the church of Ephesus, as well as the story of the sinful woman anointing Jesus' feet in Luke 7, this sermon emphasizes that God's eternal purpose is for the church to love His Son above all else. Gary warns against getting distracted by good things like ministry, doctrines, and programs, and challenges believers to have an intimate, singular devotion to Jesus. The sermon is a heartfelt plea for the church to return to a deep love for Christ.

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