God takes care of those whose primary focus is the pursuit of the kingdom and the righteousness of God.

Jesus Christ is our healer, who heals all manner of sickness and disease. The blind see, the lame walk, the dumb sing and the deaf hear.

Jesus is the ONLY way to God, and the ONLY absolute embodiment of Truth. Jesus is the ONLY life-giver: the ONLY one who gives eternal life.

The kingdom of God is a kingdom of great glory and power, and the true saints of God love to speak about it. It is indeed the greatest privilege to be invited into God’s glorious kingdom.

You receive the power of God when the Holy Spirit comes upon you, in a post-conversion experience called the baptism of the Holy Spirit. All Christians need this baptism of power because it empowers them to be Jesus’ witnesses and to live victorious lives as God intended.

God oftentimes reaffirms the vision He has given concerning what shall be accomplished in the future. Though the vision tarry, God’s confirmation is a sure indicator that it shall be fulfilled in its appointed time.

Jesus’ greatest promise to those who believe on Him is, “I give them eternal life, and they shall never perish.” No other man spoke like this; eternal life is only found in Him.

God’s power is made perfect in weakness. When we think we are at our weakest, that’s when we are at our strongest.  Acknowledging our total dependence on Him creates an avenue for God’s intervention to be showcased in power.

There is a difference between knowledge and understanding; and between knowledge and wisdom. Wisdom is the principal thing which goes beyond knowledge – and when you have gained wisdom, you make intelligent decisions based on what you know and understand. What then are the things that Christians who are termed as wise pursue after? Find out in this classical sermon.

The Last Supper that Jesus had with His disciples before He was crucified became the sacrament of The Lord’s Supper which is practiced today in the Lord’s church. Find out it’s special meaning and why we should partake of it as believers.