Miracle on SermonAudio

00:32 - Sam Shamoun never escaped false religion 12:54 - Sam's convenient view of hell 24:16 - Apologists associated with Christian Answers (CAnswersTV) 30:56 - Debate clips of Rob Zins vs. Monsignor Ed Jordan & Dr Robert Fastiggi vs Larry Wessels 34:58 - Larry Wessels in studio with Dr Steve Morrison & Ex Romanist Stuart Quint 39:16 - / @canswerstv , list of many of our early church history videos 46:16 - Refuting Sam's thumbnail images of his videos 47:09 - VaticanCatholic.com/ Most Holy Family Monastery rejects Sam for his universalism & acceptance of antipopes 59:28 - Pope Leo XIV (before he was pope) participates in Pachamama Mother Earth pagan ritual in 1995 1:03:02 - All religions will be saved, even sincere atheists 1:33:53 - The Virgin Mary, Douay- Rheims, Seven Roman Steps to Godhood 1:45:56 - Apparitions of Mary, including Fatima giving secret messages to popes 1:57:56 - Sam's video of his "miracle" testimony how he became Catholic but Larry responds with his own "miracle" 1981 testimony of how he became a Bible Christian with no need of Romanism at all just the Holy Spirit (John 6:63,65) 2:13:07 - Sam says the Early Church was not Protestant but Wes Huff puts forth sound historical arguments concerning the early church 2:20:10 -Roman Priests Make Bread Into God & Take Confessions but 98% of Catholics Don't Go To Confession Anyway, Eastern Orthodox curses Protestants & use Demon Toll houses for salvation, Rosary Beads - Ignoring Isaiah 42:8, 48:11 2:28:02 - Original Bible Answer Man Walter Martin of the Christian Research Institute said Romanism is a corrupt church, a backslidden church, an apostate church," on page 39 of Walter Martin's book.

The sermon examines Matthew 8:1-4 to illustrate the approachability and compassion of Jesus Christ toward those burdened by sin and sickness. By analyzing the leper's interaction with Jesus, the message highlights four key aspects of effective prayer: boldness in approaching God, reverence in worship, specificity in requests, and confidence in His power. Brother Gleiser challenges believers to move beyond stagnant or 'skinny' prayers, urging them to bring their most impossible needs to a Lord who delights in answering faith-filled petitions. Through illustrative anecdotes and scriptural references, the text emphasizes that God cares deeply for His children and is capable of performing miracles when approached with genuine dependence and trust.

The sermon explores the miraculous deliverance of Peter from prison in Acts 12, highlighting how Christ thwarts tyrannical plans through sovereign power. It emphasizes the necessity of earnest, persistent prayer by the church, drawing on Charles Spurgeon's insights to illustrate that God often delays deliverance to deepen faith and reliance on Him. The narrative contrasts Peter's peaceful sleep in the face of death with the believers' initial disbelief at his rescue, exposing the human tendency toward slow belief despite fervent petition. By referencing other biblical accounts of divine intervention, the message encourages listeners to trust in God's timing and power during desperate crises. Ultimately, it calls for a renewed commitment to fervent prayer and steadfast faith, acknowledging that God's glory is most magnified when human resources are exhausted.

This sermon interprets the feeding of the five thousand as a profound theological sign pointing to Jesus as the true Bread of Life, rather than merely a miracle of physical provision. By contrasting the disciples' human calculations with Christ's divine power, the text highlights how Jesus fulfills Old Testament shadows like manna and Passover to offer eternal spiritual sustenance. Pastor Rocky warns against seeking temporary earthly benefits through faith and urges believers to recognize Jesus as the ultimate fulfillment of all Scripture. The message calls for a deep, personal reliance on Christ alone to satisfy the soul's deepest hunger. Ultimately, it challenges listeners to move beyond superficial religiosity and feast upon Jesus by faith for everlasting life.

In 2 Kings 4:8-37, God reveals that His grace is not only seen in the blessings He gives but also in the strength He provides through life's deepest sorrows. The account of the Shunammite woman teaches us that God's people are called to trust Him even when His providence is difficult to understand, for the God who gives life is also the God who sustains, comforts, and ultimately conquers death. As Elisha points beyond himself to Jesus Christ, the greater Prophet and the Resurrection and the Life, this passage reminds us that our hope rests not in earthly circumstances but in the risen Savior, whose victory guarantees eternal life for all who believe in Him.

This sermon contrasts true Christian zeal, which is grounded in the knowledge of God's Word, with false zeal driven by emotion and self-will. Using the example of Peter striking off the servant's ear, the speaker illustrates how impulsive action without biblical foundation leads to rebuke, whereas Mary of Bethany demonstrates devotion rooted in a transformed heart. The message emphasizes that genuine faith requires the mind, emotions, and will to be aligned with Scripture, resulting in actions that glorify God rather than seek human success. By comparing Peter's misguided energy, Judas's sinful ambition, and Mary's sacrificial love, the text argues that authentic zeal is quiet, consistent, and always subordinate to divine truth. Ultimately, believers are called to cultivate a heart transformed by the Holy Spirit, ensuring their fervor reflects a deep understanding of Christ's work.

This is the first miracle that Elisha does for the Shunammite woman -- he causes the impossible to happen - she has a son.

In chapter 7 of Luke's account, we see Jesus on the move again into the cities of Capernaum and Nain. With all that goes on in the cities, we again see that the marvel of His teachings and the demonstration of the stamp of God's approval seen in His actions, the hearts of the people are moved to fear of the Lord. Wisdom is beginning to grow.