The power of God is unimaginable great. It has the power to save you, to heal you and to free you from everything. Don’t keep it to yourself, but share it with others around you. The children of God need to act as vessels for His communicative power to work on others that need it.

We have the tendency to blame our problems to others around us in our daily lives. However, many times we can find the biggest blame in the mirror. We need to seek freedom from our sinful nature. This is the most important step to start loving, believing and to walk in the light of Christ.

God had you and your redemption in mind, but sin corrupted us in a way that that would cause death. Not physical death, but an eternal spiritual death. Jesus, God in flesh, was willing to come to be torn apart in order to conquer our sin. This is where our witness begins; we need to share this with the world. Have you taken responsibility regarding this commission and do you have what it takes to be a witness of Jesus to your friends and family?

You may feel in your spiritual life that you are shut in, and you can see no way out. When the devil releases his hold in your life, when that yoke is broken and destroyed, he will never stop to try to get you back in to that mess you were delivered from. Let this message encourage you to see that the Lord shall fight for you, and you shall hold your peace.

This message teaches you about three things that Jesus conquered trough his resurrection. Jesus conquered sin, the enemy and death. Listen to this message so you can understand how we stand with God.

Redemption has everything to do with forgiveness. We were guilty and we needed forgiveness. That’s why Jesus, our Forgiver, came as our substitute.

God is looking for a people who will be established on the Rock! There is a secret to find stability. It’s the devil’s job to discourage us and to remind us of our past. God is the One Who wants to establish you and ground you on a solid foundation: the Word of God.

We were guilty and because we all were guilty, God himself had to be our redeemer. Jesus came and paid the price for our sins. He had to do it as a sinless substitute.

The Bible tells us in the book of Isaiah that God called king Cyrus, the king of Persia, ‘His anointed’. Why does God call this heathen king ‘His anointed’? We can find three reasons that were given for this special favor to this godless king. But what can we learn from this story today?

When the queen of Sheba heard of the fame of Solomon concerning the name of the Lord, she came to prove him with hard questions. After she had spoken with him, she said: “...I had not heard the half of it.” If we can put together this picture and put ourselves in the position of this queen we will become the recipients of the desires of our hearts. What do you want God to do for you?