The heart of Jesus is to bring us to a place where what we say and what we do are totally congruent and that allows the Holy Spirit to give us great boldness to simply do what He asks us to do and to proclaim his word.

To those who have found rest to their souls in Jesus Christ, but those whose spiritual life has gradually become feeble and languishing, I say without hesitation that this evil arises from their neglect of prayer and meditation.

Like William Bramwell, knew and experienced the wonderful gift of entire sanctification, are you willing to cry out to Jesus for this precious gift, knowing that it will cost you everything?

The real issue in the sermon is not whether or not you will be disappointed by Jesus, you certainly will be to some degree (due to all of the lies that permeate the modern American church) but the question is whether you will entrust (or intrust) yourself into the hands of Jesus?

Today's sermon focuses on the mighty work of circumcision, which is something that Jesus does in our heart as we trust him and fully consecrate ourselves to Him. This is where the root of sin is utterly removed in our hearts.

Let the Holy Spirit teach you how to wait on God as you listen to this sermon.

Pastor Ray draws a clear line between the lost gospel and the real gospel. Which one is good news to you?

We must become overcomers and lay down the ways of Balaam.

Wonderful story from Brother Bevington, one of the first students from God's Bible School in Cincy.

As we repent and fully die out (assuming we're willing to die out), there comes a point in time where God himself will deliver us out of the desert as God delivered Elijah.