Bible Study

If you have ever wondered why so many Christians are living in poverty and hardship when God has already given us everything in Christ, then you need to hear this message. In it, Joseph Prince explains that how you see yourself in relation to God will affect your ability to receive from Him. Listen and realise the importance of having a clear understanding of your identity and position in Christ. And once you know for sure that you are already qualified to enjoy God and His goodness, you will begin to walk in the fullness of the inheritance that Christ died to give you!

How do you call out to God when you don’t have a prayer in you? Let Joseph Prince show you how God doesn’t demand eloquent prayers, and how a heartfelt groan to Him for help is enough to reach His throne and bring His grace onto the scene! See from Scripture how God responds with healing and deliverance to the groans and sighs from His people.

You don’t have to remain in sickness and bondage, or simply accept situations of defeat any longer. You can release the sighs and groans in your heart to God and see Him move powerfully on your behalf!

What does the Bible say about believers being involved with unbelievers in practical areas like friendships, marriage and business? Find out the answer in this revelatory message by Joseph Prince. See how Jesus wasn't afraid to associate with sinners, how His grace infected them with His holiness, healing and life, and how, as a new covenant believer, you don't have to be afraid of being contaminated by the world. Understand also what being unequally yoked with unbelievers" really means, and be equipped with God's wisdom and Word on how to be the salt and light of the world He's called you to be!

Did you know that God's not mad at you, but loves you and wants to protect and provide for you today? Be blessed by this encouraging message as Joseph Prince uncovers God's heart for you through the touching story of David and Jonathan. Discover how as David cut a  covenant with Jonathan, God cut a covenant with Jesus, for your benefit-to show you His kindness. Learn how wrong believing about God can rob you of seeing His goodness in your life, but how hearing and believing right about the covenant you have with Him will open the door to every blessing you need!

Joseph Prince Full Sermon

A theme that anybody who reads the book of Proverbs through will see  come up again and again is the subject of work. It talks positively  about work under the heading of “diligence.” It talks negatively about  work under the heading of “sluggard” or “the sluggardliness.” We live in  a city where there’s probably more pressure on work—fewer boundaries to  it, and less stability in it—than anywhere I know.

The book of Proverbs tells us if you want to have a fulfilled human  life, you have to do four things with your work. If you want to have a  fulfilled human life, you have to do your work, love your work,  re-narrate your work, and redeem your work.

This sermon was preached by Rev. Timothy Keller at Redeemer  Presbyterian Church on November 21, 2004. Series "Proverbs: True Wisdom  for Living". Scripture: Proverbs 8:1-4; 10:4-5; 12:10-11; 15:19; 22:29;  27:18.

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25 October 2015 What is it that God wants His children to see and focus on when it comes  to health and wholeness? In this exciting message, JP  examines a foundational healing scripture in the original Hebrew and  unveils divine keys to receiving God’s Word as medicine and life to “all  your flesh.” Learn what brings God’s healing and how to experience His  resurrection life in every cell of your body. Whatever your state of  health today, hear this powerful message and receive a personal  revelation of the Lord’s grace for your complete healing. Hear and be  healed!

14 June 2015 Receive a brand new appreciation God’s grace as you discover the  meanings of Hebraic expressions in the Scriptures. In this revelatory  message, JP expounds on key Hebraic phrases in the Bible and  how they bring out the intensity of God’s goodness. See why God called  the promised land “a land flowing with milk and honey” and what it means  to work out your salvation in “fear and trembling.” Find out also the  Jewish roots of the phrase “confessing your sins” and let its correct  interpretation encourage you. You’ll be blessed as you see God’s grace  wonderfully unveiled in the Hebrew language!

The Lie: God Forgives You, Little by Little, Each Time You Sin - Andrew Farley

What does God want us to pursue under the new covenant of grace? Join JP as he shows you clearly and scripturally what our Lord’s commandments are under the new covenant. Because the cross has made all the difference, discover how they are not about you doing, but simply believing how much God loves you as demonstrated through the cross of Jesus. Understand how a revelation of His love is key to loving God and your fellow man, and learn from the story of Cain and Abel what “practicing righteousness” means as well as how we are to walk this out under grace.

As soon you hear the word generosity, you say, “Oh, a series on  money.” No, not necessarily. It is possible to be technically generous  with your money and not at all generous in your spirit or in your heart.  There are plenty of people who are actually quite generous with their  money, generous with their time. They volunteer their time. They help.  They’re charitable, yet they’re not relationally generous at all.

There’s a specific form of relational generosity we want to talk  about because it’s something that must characterize all Christian  believers. And that is forgiveness. Forgiveness? Yes, because there are  people out there who relationally owe you. They owe you because of how  they’ve treated you. They owe you.

Matthew 18 and Luke 17 are parallel passages in many ways, and they  are masterful passages that talk a lot about what it means to forgive.  Let’s notice what it teaches us here about the enormity of forgiveness  and then the practice of it (exactly how you do it), and then the key to  forgiveness (the only way you will actually ever do it). There’s the  enormity of it, the practice of it, and the key to it.

This sermon was preached by Rev. Timothy Keller at Redeemer  Presbyterian Church on October 7, 2012. Series "Generosity: Studies from  the Gospel of Luke". Scripture: Luke 17:3-10.