Dr. Crawford Loritts looks at the story of the paralytic man being lowered from a roof into a home so that Jesus could heal him. What does the story say about the friends who brought the man? What does it say about the miracles performed by Jesus?  It’s Part 1 of “What We Really Need.”

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In Part 2 of “Unrivaled Power”, Dr. Crawford Loritts describes how believers can become influenced by demonic strongholds. He’ll offer 6 ways to help ensure that the doors exposing us to Satan’s influence remain closed. From Matthew 8:28-34.

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Dr. Crawford Loritts warns of demons and the devil. In the first part of his message, “Unrivaled Power,” Crawford warns that as followers of Christ, we are not to open ourselves up to  demonic activity, we are to  use discernment when viewing movies and entertainment and we’re to avoid horoscopes and communication with the dead.

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In the second half of “He Can Calm My Storm,” Crawford helps us understand why God puts us through storms and how to make the most of them, spiritually.

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Today we read the account of the disciples and Jesus experiencing the storm at sea. This literal event is also a portrait of what the Christian life is all about and how God Himself develops us. We’ll learn that faith cannot exist without uncertainty, adversity, and crisis.

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Dr. Crawford Loritts explains that to follow Christ means to fully and completely identify with Him.  Discipleship means a single focus.  No distractions.  Our extensive study of Matthew has continued for several weeks and is worth the listen and relisten!  Make sure to check back here, subscribe to our podcast and continue to work our way through this important Gospel account.

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Dr. Crawford Loritts says that becoming a disciple of Jesus requires a decisive commitment. You have to decide. Jesus does not call for incrementalism.  He does not call you to wander your way into this thing. He does not call for you to process your way into this. To become a disciple means in some many words, you have no control over your life. It’s a life-long journey. You make the decision decisively, but it is a life-long journey.  Our study in Matthew continues today.

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Last week, Dr. Crawford Loritts helped us see how hope causes us to look past our brokenness. This week he looks at how hope causes us to yield to the authority of Jesus Christ.  We’ll see how submission to Christ played a role in the healing of a leper and of a Roman Centurion’s servant.

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Dr. Crawford Loritts says looking past our brokenness is one of the first steps in finding the power of hope.  He also explains some unique aspects of two powerful miracles performed by Jesus.

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The second part of Dr. Crawford Loritts’ message “Built to Last” highlights the importance of obeying God’s truth. Heed the warning! Don’t be like the foolish man who built his house on the sand. God’s truth is the only sure foundation for life.  

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