Derek was such an intelligent, interesting person. He had many advantages in life, yet he was totally dissatisfied. Today, hear a fascinating, chronological account of how Derek spent his youth, with a special emphasis on how he began to search for the truth.

We are beginning a very interesting series by Derek Prince examining his personal experiences in God. These personal experiences are bound to stir up your faith and cause you to want to receive all God has planned for your life. Listen and find out why it is so important for us to be witnesses in the earth…

Listen today as Derek brings us back to the Garden of Eden to take a closer look at what God said and how Adam and Eve became alienated from God. What were Satan’s subtle strategies? When we are aware of them, we will be better able to resist him. Determine to press into God’s Word and come to know Him in a greater way.

If you are in the furnace of affliction right now, hold on! Testing is not a bad thing, though it can be uncomfortable. When you’re being tested, you’re also being purified. In the process God‘s character is forged in your life.

The mouth is the overflow valve of the heart. Words reveal what’s in the heart. When we discipline ourselves, we discipline our mouths; we make our mouths say what God’s Word says about that specific need or that specific situation.

Listen to this powerful teaching and find dynamic truths about how faith comes – and how to live by faith. And determine to become a “believer” in every sense of the word.

Central to Derek’s teaching today is the ability to hear the voice of God. The picture painted in the book of Hebrews plainly portrays the dangers of unbelief—of not hearing God’s voice. It also clearly explains the benefits of faith.

This teaching is eye-opening. Derek Prince makes this great point: true faith produces righteousness. It changes us. The measure of faith we have is the measure of righteousness and life that we enjoy. We’re begin to realize more fully now why the Scripture says, “Without faith it is impossible to please God.”

In today’s message, Derek explains that this is not just wishful thinking, for people maintain many hopes that do not answer that description. Faith is in the present; hope is in the future. Derek points out several other distinctions between faith and hope.

Works are the appropriate actions Christians make that demonstrate faith that we confess. God’s primary requirement is faith in the heart. As that faith overflows through our lips, we agree with the Word of God, saying with our lips that which will affect how we act.