Rabun New Testament Church

Jesus delivered a young man from a demonic spirit that kept him deaf and mute and tried to destroy him. Jesus can deliver us from whatever we face if we place our faith in Him.

When Jesus passed by, He healed the man who was blind from birth. When Jesus passes by us today, all we have to to is reach out to Him by faith and He can heal, deliver and set us free from whatever we face.

The concept of sowing and reaping is all throughout scripture. If we sow to the flesh, we will reap corruption. But if we sow to the spirit, we will reap eternal life.

Jesus is the resurrection and the life. One day our loved ones who have gone on will rise from the dead and we will spend eternity with them in heaven.

There is no other Jesus and there is no other Gospel than Jesus Christ and the Cross of Calvary. Paul preached Christ crucified. We must be aware of false teachers and avoid false doctrine in these last days. NTC is going to continue to preach Christ and the Cross.

Jonah repented after being in the belly of a great fish. The city of Nineveh repented after Jonah's preaching. Repentance brings us into right relationship with God. If you are running from God, turn around and repent and let God offer His forgiveness.

Jesus commanded His disciples to heal the sick. This was not an optional part of their ministry. It was a requirement. The same is true for us today. We are commanded to go out and heal the sick in Jesus' name.

Jesus is the Great I Am. He has promised to be with us and to provide everything we have need of. What do you need from Him? Ask the Great I Am and trust in His promises.

Jesus has all power and authority over demonic forces and He has extended that authority to His church. One of the signs of a believer is that they will cast out devils in the name of Jesus. Confronting the demonic is one of the ultimate Power Encounters. Would we be prepared if we were faced with the demonic?

In Part Five of Power Encounters, we examine the statement by Jesus about John the Baptist that he was a "burning and shining light" (John 5:35). Is your life a burning and shining light for Christ? Tune in to find out how to get lit on fire for God and how to burn and shine for His glory.

Jesus was not accepted by those in his own family and hometown. They saw Him just as the carpenter's son. As a result, Jesus could not perform many miracles in that area. Their unbelief caused Jesus to go elsewhere to help those who would reach out to Him. We know today that Jesus is more than just a carpenter's son. He is the Son of God and He will help those who reach out to Him.

In Part Four of Power Encounters, we unpack John 14:12 where Jesus promises His disciples that they would perform Greater Works because He was going to the Father. When Jesus ascended back to the Father, He sent the Holy Ghost back to his followers. We now have access to the power of the Holy Ghost through faith in the name of Jesus and by praying in the name of Jesus. God wants to work through you in signs, wonders, and miracles. Are you ready to go all in for Jesus?

We all have choices to make. Sometimes we make good choices. Other times we make bad choices. The story of Lot in the book of Genesis is an example of someone who made both good and bad choices. In the end, Lot's bad choices resulted in severe consequences for him and his family. Tune into this powerful message to learn how to make good choices in your life.

In Part Three of the sermon series, Power Encounters, we explore the concept of open doors. Paul asked the church in Colossae to pray that God would open up a door of opportunity for him to preach the Gospel. God opens up doors of opportunities for us every day to share the good news of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. What doors is God trying to open in your life? Are are ready to walk through those doors and fulfill God's call on your life? Are you prepared to face opposition from the enemy who is going to try to stop you from crossing the threshold of God's purpose?

In Part Two of Power Encounters, we explore Being Filled with the Holy Ghost. Being filled with (or the baptism in) the Holy Ghost is a gift subsequent to salvation that is available to every believer. It is empowerment for service. Before we seek to engage in Power Encounters, such as casting out devils, speaking with new tongues, or laying hands on the sick and seeing them recover, we should seek to be filled with the Holy Ghost. Tune into this message to find out (1) what is it?, (2) why do I need it?, (3) how do I get it?, (4) how do I operate in it?, and (5) how does it relate to Power Encounters?

The Prophet Isaiah told Hezekiah, "Set thine house in order; for thou shalt die, and not live." God gave Hezekiah a warning that he was going to die and that he needed to set things in order. We all have an appointment with death, but we do not know when that appointment will be. We must get our hearts right with God and keep it that way so that we are ready when it is our time. Hezekiah prayed and God extended his life by 15 years. By setting your house in order and making things right with God, you can experience eternal life in Heaven.

The Little Maid knew somebody, who knew somebody, who was able to help cure Naaman's leprosy. Leprosy is a type of sin and the Jordan River is a type of the Cross. God is still curing sin today through the blood of His Son Jesus Christ.

Power Encounters are conflicts between the Kingdom of God and the kingdom of Satan. Examples of Power Encounters are found all throughout Scripture. From the Garden of Eden to the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness to Jesus casting a demon out of a young boy. These were all Power Encounters. And we are still engaged in Power Encounters today. There is constant conflict going on in the spiritual realm that manifests in the physical realm. In this series, we are going to explore what the Bible say about what types of Power Encounters we as Christians should be involved in and when and how we should engage in them.

Unbelief is a sin. Unbelief is not trusting God completely for who He is and for what He is capable of doing. If there is any unbelief in our hearts, we need to get it out, believe in God, and keep believing no matter what we face.

As Christians, our bodies are the temple of the Holy Ghost. When we got saved, the enemy moved out and the Holy Ghost moved in. In order to keep the enemy from trying to move back in, we must keep our lives sanctified, pure and holy, before God.

Agape love is the highest form of love. It is the type of love that God has for us and the type of love that we should have for God and others. In this message, we examine the necessity, character, and greatness of agape love.

The declaration of war has been issued. The battle lines have been drawn. There is no neutral ground. You must decide who's side you are on. It is going to take spiritual warfare to stand in these last days. The enemy is trying to destroy families, churches, and marriages. We must stand against the enemy's attacks. This means war.

A special night of worship through song at NTC.

(Matthew 7:21-23) - God has a will for everyone. He is not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. Are you living in the perfect will of God for your life? If not, tune in to this message to discover the keys to establishing and maintaining a healthy relationship with Jesus Christ, which will keep you in God's perfect will.

God spoke in times past to his prophets in various ways. But God still speaks today. The main way that God speaks today is through His Son Jesus Christ, both the Written Word and the Living Word of God.

Babies do not stay babies forever. They grow. In the same way, we as Christians should be in a process of continual spiritual growth. And as we grow, we change for the better. We are continually being conformed into the image of Christ. Tune into this message to discover how you can assure you are continuing to grow in Christ.

As Christians, we are called to come out from among the world and be separate. We should be a holy people, because God is holy. Tune in to today's message to discover what God's Word says about the process of sanctification in the life of a believer.

After pronouncing judgment against the bordering nations, Amos declared God's judgment on Judah and then focused the rest of his prophecy on Israel.

Love God and love people. Jesus said that on these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets. God loved us so much He gave us His Son Jesus to die for our sins. As a result, God expects us to love Him with all of our heart, soul, mind, and strength. He also expects us to show love to others, even our enemies.

Joshua had bold faith and prayed a bold prayer and asked God to stop the sun and moon until Israel had accomplished complete victory over the Amorites. God answered Joshua's prayer. God needs some believers who will stand up in bold faith and pray some bold prayers in these last days!

God still saves, pours out His Spirit, and heals. But do we expect it? Tune in to hear a powerful message from Pastor Bubba on the importance of expecting the unexpected from God.

Joel prophesied to Judah concerning the judgment of God which had already begun as well as the judgment yet to come at the "Day of the Lord."

In 1 Peter 4:12-14, the Bible tells us that believers are going to face fiery trials. However, we are not to let these fiery trials get us down. We are to rejoice in knowing that we are found worthy to partake in Christ's sufferings.

The passenger side mirror on your car has a warning that states, "OBJECTS IN MIRROR ARE CLOSER THAN THEY APPEAR." This particular mirror is convex in shape which creates a greater field of vision, but makes objects appear smaller. However, when we look into the perfect law of liberty, the Word of God, it does not provide a distorted view. It is the discerner of the thoughts and intents of our heart.

God allowed Lazarus to die so that the Glory of God might be revealed through his resurrection from the dead. We have so many reasons to glorify God in our lives. As God works through circumstances in our lives, we experience the Glory of God.

In Hosea chapter one, Hosea's message was delivered primarily by example. In chapter four, the prophet began to simply speak God's message.

Romans 4:19-21 tells us that Abraham was fully persuaded that what God promised, He was also able to perform. In other words, Abraham completely trusted in God to fulfill His promises. We should be like Abraham. God's Word is full of great and precious promises. We can be fully persuaded that God will fulfill every single one of His promises.

Jesus said, you don't put new wine into old wineskins. You put new wine into new wineskins. In the same way, God cannot pour the New Wine of the Holy Spirit into the old wineskins of our heart that are full of sin. We need God to fashion us into a new wineskin. We need Him to make us into a vessel that is fit for His use. A vessel of honor and not of dishonor.

Peter stepped out of the boat and walked on water. But he soon began to look at the wind and waves and started to doubt. As he was sinking, he cried out to Jesus to save him. Jesus pulled him up and the walked back to the boat. If we cry out to God for what we need, He will answer.

As a result of twenty-one days of prayer and fasting, conflict erupted in the spiritual realm, Daniel's prayers were answered, and he received a revelation.

Blind Bartimaeus "cried out" to Jesus as he was passing by. The crowd wanted him to be silent, but he cried out anyway. As a result, Jesus restored his sight and changed his life. We need to "cry out" to God and make our needs and petitions known to Him. He already knows what we need, but He wants to hear from you and He wants you to ask, seek, and knock.

In Job 5:7, Eliphaz tells Job that "all men are born into trouble, as the sparks fly upward." If you've ever built a fire you have probably watched the sparks from the fire rising upward. As certain as the sparks fly upward, we are going to have trouble in this life. However, we as Christians do not face these troubles alone. We have a loving God who helps us through the troubles of life.

1 John 4 tells us that there are many false prophets gone out into the world and the spirit of antichrist is already in the world? Yet we can overcome all of these things because "greater is He that is in us than he that is in the world."

Daniel, exalted to a high position in the Medo-Persian Empire, suffers wrongfully due to the murderous schemes of his envious political peers.

The virgin birth of Christ is central to our Christian faith. In tonight's message, we explore the validity, necessity, and efficacy of the virgin birth.

The true meaning of Christmas involves the love of God in giving His only begotten Son as the Savior of the world. Tune in to this powerful message to learn about the true meaning of Christmas.

The Star that led the Wise Men will reveal to us the working of the Spirit of God in the heart of those who are living in sin. They must be led to Jesus.

The Shunnamite woman made a special room for Elisha where he could stay when he passed through. Elisha made this room a prayer room. It is in this room where he raised the Shunnamite woman's son back to life. That is because the power of God was present in that room because Elisha made it a place of prayer. We need to make our own prayer room and spend time in prayer to God.

In James 5:16, the Bible tells us that prayer is powerful and effective when it is offered fervently and with a pure heart. Listen in to find out how you can make sure your prayers are powerful and effective.

Jesus performed many mighty miracles during His earthly ministry. Jesus also gave his disciples power to heal the sick, cast out devils, raise the dead, and other miracles. That power is made available to us through Pentecost and the baptism of the Holy Spirit.

Ezekiel was instructed by the Lord to be a watchman, spiritually speaking, for the Israelites who were in captivity with him in Babylon.