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The sermon centers on the necessity of prayer aligned with God's will, emphasizing that true prayer begins with seeking divine understanding through Scripture rather than imposing personal agendas. It calls believers to pray not only for salvation but also for spiritual awakening, personal transformation, and empowerment to be effective witnesses in their communities. The message underscores that unanswered prayer often stems from unconfessed sin and resistance to God's will, citing Scripture to warn that rejection of divine counsel leads to eternal separation. For the unsaved, it presents a clear, urgent call to repentance and faith in Christ alone, highlighting the sufficiency of His atonement and resurrection as the only path to salvation. The preacher urges both individuals and churches to commit to prayerful dependence on God, supporting ministry through sacrifice, unity, and obedience, and offers practical resources to nurture new believers in their spiritual journey. The tone is both convicting and compassionate, rooted in biblical authority and aimed at mobilizing the church for effective, Spirit-led mission.

The sermon centers on the necessity of unified, Spirit-led prayer as the foundation for a vibrant, effective church, grounded in 1 John 5:14–15 and reinforced by examples from the book of Acts. It emphasizes that true prayer is not merely petitioning God for outcomes, but seeking His will through Scripture, with the assurance that He hears those who pray according to His Word. The preacher calls the church to persistent, corporate prayer—marked by doctrinal fidelity, mutual accountability, and active participation in evangelism—rather than passive religious programs or self-centered requests. By aligning prayer with God's revealed will, believers gain confidence, experience divine power, and become effective witnesses in a world under spiritual darkness. The message underscores that spiritual revival and transformation begin not with human effort alone, but with humble, unified prayer that invites God's presence and power.

The sermon centers on the biblical distinction between coming to God with bold faith and coming with arrogant presumption, emphasizing that true prayer arises from reverence, not demand. Drawing from 1 John 5:14–15, it teaches that effective, persistent prayer must align with God's will, be rooted in Scripture, and be conducted corporately, as the church is called to be a praying body. The preacher underscores the neglect of church prayer meetings, using Daniel's example to illustrate the power of united, focused intercession, and warns against worldly methods that replace dependence on God. He affirms that God answers prayer not by overriding His will, but by fulfilling His purposes, even when healing or deliverance is not granted, as seen in personal experiences of loss and divine sovereignty. Ultimately, the message calls the church to a deeper, more faithful prayer life, trusting that God hears and acts in accordance with His Word, making prayer a vital force for spiritual revival and transformation. prayer faith church Scripture revival

The sermon centers on the certainty of eternal life through faith in Christ, emphasizing that true belief involves both trust in His character and a personal commitment akin to a marital covenant. It underscores that God's promise of answered prayer is not merely individual but especially communal, rooted in the collective confidence of the local church. Drawing from 1 John 5:14–15, the message calls believers to approach God with reverent boldness, not arrogant demand, but with heartfelt trust, knowing that His Word is reliable and His promises sure. The preacher warns against doubting God's truth, which amounts to calling Him a liar, and urges a decisive, faith-filled response to Christ's offer of salvation. Ultimately, the passage is both a pastoral invitation to personal faith and a prophetic challenge to the church to pray with confidence, knowing God hears and answers according to His will.

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The sermon centers on the transformative reality of eternal life found solely in Jesus Christ, emphasizing that true belief is not merely intellectual assent but a committed, ongoing relationship with Him as Lord and Savior. Drawing from 1 John 5:11–13, it underscores that eternal life is a gift from God, not earned, and is inseparable from having the Son—those who possess Him have life, while those who do not are without it. The preacher uses the metaphor of marriage to illustrate that faith involves a definitive, lifelong commitment, not perfection, but a heart that trusts and surrenders to Christ's authority and grace. He challenges listeners to examine whether they are merely acknowledging Christ's truth or actively receiving Him as Lord, warning that rejecting His record is equivalent to calling God a liar. The tone is both urgent and pastoral, calling for personal, heartfelt response to the gospel with clarity, conviction, and hope.

The central message of the sermon is that eternal life is found solely through faith in Jesus Christ, the incarnate Son of God, as testified to by Scripture, the Father, and the Holy Spirit. Drawing from key passages such as 1 John 5, John 14:6, and 2 Peter 3:9, the preacher emphasizes that God's Word is the ultimate, incorruptible seed by which believers are born again, and that rejecting this truth amounts to calling God a liar. The sermon confronts human reasoning and ecumenical pluralism, asserting that no other name or path leads to salvation, and warns against the danger of prioritizing man's logic over divine revelation. It calls listeners to embrace the Spirit's convicting witness, accept the record of God's gift in Christ, and respond in humble faith, knowing that God desires all to come to repentance and eternal life. The tone is both urgent and pastoral, urging a decisive choice between divine truth and human compromise.

The sermon centers on the certainty of salvation as revealed in 1 John 5:9–13, emphasizing that believers can know they have eternal life through faith in Jesus Christ, the ultimate and infallible witness of God. It affirms that God's testimony—recorded in Scripture—is superior to human opinion or experience, and that the Word of God, as the incorruptible seed, is the foundation of spiritual rebirth and assurance. The preacher underscores the exclusivity of Christ as the only way to salvation, rejecting relativism and affirming the authority of Scripture over personal feelings or religious pluralism. Through the 'four R's' framework, the message calls believers to rest in God's reliable witness, find comfort in the clarity of divine revelation, and share this truth with others, especially those struggling with doubt. The tone is pastoral and urgent, combining theological conviction with practical encouragement for personal assurance and evangelistic responsibility.

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In this class we look to further understand salvation, exploring the theological debate between Calvinism (Reformed Theology) and Arminianism (Wesleyanism), particularly focusing on the "five points" of disagreement. A central point of discussion is the nature of the atonement, contrasting the Arminian belief in unlimited atonement (salvation made possible for all) with the Calvinist view of limited atonement or "definite redemption" (Christ died specifically for the elect). God's Word seems to point towards a middle position, sometimes called "unlimited limited atonement," which holds that Christ made salvation available to all, but its effectiveness is limited to those whom God elects through irresistible grace to complete the work of salvation (monergism). Ultimately , we must understand that these are often deeply held convictions and we must not focus on maintaining unity and humility among believers as we seek deeper understanding of God's grace and sovereignty.

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In this episode, Prophet teaches on consecration, under which he gives certain key biblical examples of consecration.Kindly listen and be blessed.

In this episode, Prophet concludes on sanctification and introduces consecration as the final progress of salvation.Kindly listen and be blessed.

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In this episode, prophet teaches on sanctification, where he expounds on the key role sanctification plays in the lives of believers .Kindly listen and be blessed

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In this episode, prophet continues to delve deeper into his teaching on the progress of salvation.Kindly listen and be blessed.

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In this episode, prophet continues to shed more light on the ways through which Sanctification must be expressed.Kindly listen and be blessed.

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In this episode, prophet continues to teach on tification, under which he teaches on the 8 ways sanctification must be expressed .Kindly listen and be blessed

In this episode,prophet teaches on sanctification as the third progress of salvation, under which he teaches on the three reasons why Christians sin.Kindly listen and be blessed.

In this episode, prophet continues to teach on the righteousness under which he teaches the Dimensions Of Righteousness.Kindly listen and be blessed.

Friday - Can I Walk Away From My Salvation, pt. 5 by Emmanuel Baptist Church, San Jose, CA

Thursday - Can I Walk Away From My Salvation? pt. 4 by Emmanuel Baptist Church, San Jose, CA

Wednesday - Can I Walk Away From My Salvation, pt. 3 by Emmanuel Baptist Church, San Jose, CA

Tuesday - Can I Walk Away From My Salvation? pt. 2 by Emmanuel Baptist Church, San Jose, CA

Monday - Can I Walk Away From My Salvation? pt. 1 by Emmanuel Baptist Church, San Jose, CA

In this episode, prophet continues to teach on righteousness as the second progress of salvation, under which he delves deeper by expounding on the 7 remaining divine facts about righteousness.Kindly listen and be blessed.

Friday - Can I Lose My Salvation, pt. 5 by Emmanuel Baptist Church, San Jose, CA

Main Theme: This episode continues the discussion on Matthew 7:21-23, focusing on the concept of truly knowing Jesus and the implications of being labeled a “worker of lawlessness.” Key Points: Scripture References:

Main Theme: This episode, a continuation of the previous one, explores the evidence of true salvation, focusing on the concept of continuing in God's word and the contrast between mere belief and genuine discipleship. Key Points: Scripture References:

Thursday - Can I Lose My Salvation, pt. 4 by Emmanuel Baptist Church, San Jose, CA

Wednesday - Can I Lose My Salvation? pt. 3 by Emmanuel Baptist Church, San Jose, CA

Tuesday - Can I Lose My Salvation?, pt. 2 by Emmanuel Baptist Church, San Jose, CA

In this episode, prophet teaches on Righteousness as the 2nd progress of salvation under which he explains what righteousness means according to the bible and 10 divine facts about righteousness.Kindly listen and be blessed.

Monday - Can I Lose My Salvation?, pt. 1 by Emmanuel Baptist Church, San Jose, CA

In this episode, prophet teaches on the 7 problems of the fall as well as how God solved each of them .Kindly listen and be blessed.

In this episode, prophet continues to teach on the progress of salvation , under which he addresses the following questions that are asked by believers:- Can a believer sin under the New Testament?- Must the believer confess his sins?Kindly listen and be blessed.

What does it mean that our salvation involves all three persons of the Trinity? Pastor John Munro explores the powerful truth that God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are all intimately involved in our redemption. It's an encouraging reminder of the security we have in Christ as we continue our study in 1 Peter.