Deliverance on SermonAudio

In this passage we look at three more blessings that attend our great deliverance from bondage and death by the Lord Jesus Christ.

Point 1: Pride Produces False Security (Obadiah 1: 2-9) Point 2: God Judges Those who Exploit Others (Obadiah 1: 10-14) Point 3: The Day of the Lord Brings Accountability (Obadiah 1: 15-16) Point 4: God Promises to Delivery His People (Obadiah 1: 17-20) Point 5: The Kingdom Belongs to the Lord (Obadiah 1: 21) This sermon explores the book of Obadiah, emphasizing that human pride leads to destruction while God's kingdom belongs to the humble and redeemed. The preacher highlights how Edom's arrogance and exploitation of their relatives, Judah, resulted in divine judgment, illustrating that God opposes injustice and resists pride. Despite the certainty of accountability for all nations, the message assures believers of deliverance through a faithful remnant preserved by God. Ultimately, the sermon points to Jesus Christ as the fulfillment of God's kingship, urging listeners to abandon pride and submit to His eternal reign.

The sermon emphasizes that God multiplies even the smallest offerings when brought to Him in faith, using the feeding of the five thousand as a primary example. It encourages believers to overcome feelings of inadequacy by recognizing that Christ's strength is made perfect in human weakness. The message highlights the importance of trusting God during spiritual storms and avoiding the mistake of confusing His deliverance with further tribulation. Drawing from passages like 1 Corinthians and Ephesians, it asserts that salvation and ministry gifts are entirely by grace, not earned by human merit or wisdom. Ultimately, the preacher urges the congregation to walk in humility, serve others through their God-given abilities, and rest in the assurance of God's sufficient provision.

1. Plagued Woman 2. Healing Touch 3. Comforted Daughter The sermon explores the biblical account of a woman with an issue of blood, highlighting how God's providence guides believers through prolonged suffering and failed human remedies to a definitive encounter with Jesus. It emphasizes that true healing originates from Christ's power alone but is received through genuine faith, which serves as the instrument for communion with God. The preacher illustrates how Jesus confronts the woman's insecurity and shame by addressing her tenderly as 'daughter,' thereby restoring her spiritual identity and peace. This divine interaction demonstrates that salvation involves not only physical deliverance but also the removal of spiritual defilement through Christ's atoning work. Ultimately, the message encourages believers to trust in Christ's sovereign mercy and to find their worth and wholeness in their relationship with Him.

Email address: [email protected] Mailing address: The Lighthouse, P.O. Box 1317, Baxley, Georgia 31515 LHRBS #2277 - Isaiah 63:15-19 Key points from the Lesson: Remember we are sinners in need of a Savior. God is our Father and Redeemer. He knows our weakness and loves us anyway. He knows our weakness and redeemed us anyway. Additional Passages: Psalm 113:4-9 John 8:39-41, 58 Ezekiel 20:22-24 Jeremiah 52:12-14 Exodus 32:9-11 John 6:37-40 Romans 11:33

What time is at hand? The time of reckoning, of great trouble, of deliverance, of resurrection, and of reward. Are you ready for the Great Tribulation? Or, will you be raptured with the church (believers in Jesus) before it comes? If you die what resurrection will bring you from your grave? The resurrection to eternal life or the resurrection of damnation as you go before the Great White Throne Judgment. Are you living for eternity? Or, are you living for things that will burn up when they are tried at the Judgment Seat of Christ. Friends, we implore you to be ready - for the time is at hand.

The sermon exhorts believers to seek revival through prayer and fasting when facing overwhelming spiritual opposition. Drawing from 2 Chronicles 20, it illustrates how King Jehoshaphat and Judah trusted God rather than their own strength against a vast enemy alliance. The central message emphasizes that victory comes not through human effort but through the manifestation of the Holy Spirit within the congregation. By praising God amidst crisis, believers experience divine intervention where enemies defeat themselves. Pastor Wilkins urges the audience to maintain spiritual focus and unity to receive God's abundant deliverance and joy.

This sermon explores the biblical mandate to trust in God alone during times of distress, drawing primarily from Psalm 62. The preacher emphasizes that because God is both salvation and a strong rock, believers can rely on His power and covenant love regardless of their circumstances. It contrasts this exclusive trust with the world's tendency to rely on social status, wealth, or personal wisdom, which are ultimately vain. The message encourages Christians to maintain confidence in God's sovereignty even when facing threats to their well-being, health, or finances. Finally, it issues a call to faith for non-believers, urging them to trust in Jesus Christ alone for salvation and deliverance from judgment.

1. THE DESPERATE PLEADING 2. THE DELIVERER'S PAIN 2. THE DIVINE PITY 3. THE "DISTURBING" PREDICTION

Theme: Not only is he Lord of the natural and supernatural, Jesus is the solution for suffering and our deliverer from death. 1. Sickness and Suffering 2. "Go In Peace" 3. "Child Arise"