Is It necessary to Pray? The disciples of Jesus Christ asked to be taught to pray. Is this desire and need to pray still necessary for a present-day Christian? This sermon covers practical issues surrounding why people fail to pray. In this teaching I answer questions like how to become a prayer warrior? How, when and where to pray? What language and words to use when praying?

Jesus Christ promised “And whatever you ask in My name, that I will do, that the Father may be glorified in the Son. If you ask anything in My name, I will do it.” So how do we pray prayers that God answers? What does it mean to ask anything in Jesus name?

Jesus Christ is the bread of life. When the Israelites cried out for food in the wilderness, what their souls were really desperate for was a savior. Just as we must be hungry for Christ the bread of life even today. In this exposition of Exodus 16 I also explore 3 attitudes of poverty.

The cross of Jesus Christ has power to completely turn life around. From bitter to sweet, from ashes to beauty, from mourning to gladness, from sin to righteousness from death to life. The finished works of Calvary accomplishes it all. This sermon is based on Exodus 15 vs 22-27.

We all have a reason to be thankful. In this sermon based on Exodus 15 discover the main reason to be thankful.

When God delivered the Israelites from Egypt He did not give them a map or timeline of how they were going to get to the promised land. They were to trust Him every step of the way even through the wilderness. Today we are also called to trust in and rely on Jesus Christ. This sermon is based on Exodus 13 and Exodus 14.

Sibling rivalry is so common, yet Christ, the first born of all creation sacrificed His life for His brethren to become the first born from the dead. Through Jesus Christ families that pray for each other experience good success. This sermon is based on Exodus chapter 13.

Why does God allow bad people to continue living on? In this sermon based on Exodus 12 we talk about the relentless grace of God and the completed work of Jesus Christ the lamb of God who brought us redemption through His blood and forgiveness of sins by the grace of God.