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  • Jesus Christ is My Healer

    Bishop Ismael Martin Del Campo | October 10, 2023

    The Fountain Apostolic Church

    DRAFT (2023)

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    Sermon Notes:

    • Luke 7:21

      • Disease | Sickness | Evil Spirits | Give Sight

      • God: Spiritual Healing

      • Other: Emotional Healing

      • Brain: Mental Healing

      • Body: Physical Healing

      • To appreciate the value of divine healing, we must remember how God created human beings.

      • Genesis 1:25

      • Genesis 1:27-31

        • No cancer, no diabetes, no high blood pressure, no leukemia, no heart attacks, No labor pain (childbirth). Zero illnesses!

        • Revelation 21:3-5

        • What is health?

          • “It's the state of full well-being physical, mental, social and spiritual and not simply the absence of illness or disability.”

          • This is the goal of the gospel! Integral salvation-health: σωτηρία

          • Divine Physical Health

            • Is the miraculous healing of ailments and diseases caused by physical or emotional factors in the body.

            • Divine healing can be instantaneous or gradual

            • According to the World Health Organization, in the world exist: 18,000 diseases

            • In the United States we have 19,000 medical prescriptions.

            • Jesus always saw illness as something bad.

            • Jesus always healed all the sick people he found.

            • Jesus healed all kinds of illnesses.

            • Jesus always healed because that is the will of God.

            • Jesus always saw the sick with love and acceptance.

            • Luke 7:20-22

            • Jesus accepts you and it doesn’t matter what illness you are experiencing!

            • Jesus is speaking to you so that you look for your divine healing and miracle.

            • Jesus only asks you for faith, so that you or your loved one receives a miracle of divine healing.

            • 1 Peter 2:24

              • 45 min
            • A Man Left Alone

              Pastor Steve Perez | October 6, 2023

              The Fountain Apostolic Church
              DRAFT (2023)

              D-Day

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              Sermon Notes:

              • Genesis 32:24
                • 35 min
              • Eternal Security

                Pastor Steve Perez | October 3, 2023

                The Fountain Apostolic Church

                DRAFT (2023)

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                Sermon Notes:

                What is it? The belief that once saved always saved. That no matter how I live that the grace of God is still with me.

                What does it mean? This means that once you repent the first time there is no need to continually repent. Your sin has been forgiven from your date of being saved to the time you die or the rapture.

                Scripture used to defend this belief:

                • John 10:28-29

                • Ephesians 2:8

                  • Grace means unmerited favor given from God. We could never earn our way into heaven.

                  How does it refer to me?

                  The salvation that Christ brought to you was given freely and you can never lose it. Though this sounds good and exciting there has to be a deeper expectation from us to the Lord.

                  If this was so:

                  Why be prepared for the rapture?

                  Why pray without ceasing?

                  Why be in church on a consistent basis?

                  This doctrine could not be true. We must look to the Word of God for the truth. First of all, salvation was not given freely, it cost Christ his blood! Secondly, we must consider the commandment given by Paul to the church of Philippi:

                  • Philippians 2:12

                    • Consider this - continue to work out your salvation…

                    This means to complete it! It is not finished with out our efforts.

                    • Ephesians 6:13

                      • So, does works save us?

                      • James 2:14

                        • Works alone do not save us but there must be an action to what we say we believe. So, this lets us know that our salvation needs to be worked out thus meaning salvation is progressive until the day we rapture away or die in the Lord. Jude felt compelled to write his epistle not to the lost or the world but to the body of Christ as a contender of faith. He felt that the church would contend with such false doctrines as this.

                        • Jude 5

                          • Jude wanted to look back into history to see Israel and relate Israel to our life. We understand we are spiritual Israelites, what happened in the natural to Israel is an inference to us in the spiritual. So, to understand we must go back to the Exodus of Israel out of the land of Egypt. Let us reflect on the similarities of our lives and that of the Israelites.

                          He saw their afflictions:

                          • Exodus 3:7

                            • He saw the need and met that need by sending Moses to the rescue. He gave them a promise of land that they would not need to work hard for. What a promise!

                            • Deuteronomy 33:29

                              • What a people called out of bondage what a great story what and ending! But humanity would take control of these in grateful people. They were never thankful for what they had they always had the “bobble head” syndrome always looking back. Talking against God’s man.

                              • Numbers 14:1-2

                                • We must understand that these people saw five miracles:

                                • They were all under the cloud

                                • All passed through the sea

                                • They ate the manna

                                • They all drank the water from the rock

                                • They were all baptized unto Moses

                                  • Though seeing all these things they never made into the promise land. When the twelve spies went out ten came back with a bad report. Two young men said its ours for the taking.

                                  • Numbers 14:28-29

                                    • Only those who were nineteen years and under made it, Joshua and Caleb lead them into Canaan. We are given these examples in the word of god for our admonition. We have something to look out for.

                                    • 1 Corinthians 10:1-12

                                      • What was the sin of the Israelites? Simply it was the sin of unbelief. Unbelief causes not to believe that God is in control or that the Lord can make away of escape.

                                      • Hebrews 3:12

                                        • So yes, no one can snatch us out of the masters hand but we can jump out of his hand. We can’t stolen by the enemy we can only give our heart to him.

                                        59 min
                                      • Double Portion & Still Barren

                                        Pastor Steve Perez | October 1, 2023

                                        The Fountain Apostolic Church

                                        Missions (2023)

                                        DRAFT (2023)

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                                        Sermon Notes:

                                        • 1 Samuel 1:4-5 

                                        • 1 Samuel 1

                                        • 1 Samuel 2

                                        • 1 Samuel 3

                                          • 55 min
                                        • Tribulations

                                          Pastor Steve Perez | September 26, 2023

                                          The Fountain Apostolic Church

                                          DRAFT (2023)

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                                          Sermon Notes:

                                          • John 16:33

                                          • Philippians 4:7

                                          • 1 Thessalonians 5:23

                                          • 1 John 2:16-17

                                          • 1 Timothy 6:7

                                          • Matthew 16:26

                                          • Matthew 18:7

                                          • Romans 8:35-36

                                          • 2 Corinthians 12:7

                                          • Hebrews 12:6

                                          • Romans 8:37

                                          • 1 John 5:4

                                            • 47 min
                                          • The Epistle of a Sinner

                                            Pastor Steve Perez | September 24, 2023

                                            The Fountain Apostolic Church

                                            DRAFT (2023)

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                                            Sermon Notes:

                                            • 1 Timothy 1:15

                                            • Just before his conversion

                                              • Acts 91:1

                                              • Romans 5:8

                                              • God's salvation was always intended for sinners

                                                • Matthew 1:21

                                                • Mark 2:17

                                                • Paul testified to the church of Corinth

                                                  • 1 Corinthians 15:9-10

                                                  • To the Ephesians

                                                    • Ephesians 3:8

                                                    • Like Paul, we rejoice and after thankful

                                                      • 1 Timothy 1:12-14

                                                      • We don’t beat ourselves up in self-defeating condemnation

                                                        • Romans 8:1

                                                        • Rather, we give praise, glory, and honor to God for His generous gifts of mercy

                                                          • 1 Timothy 1:16

                                                          • Grace

                                                            • Ephesians 3:7

                                                            • Peace with God

                                                              • Romans 5:1

                                                              • Membership in the family of God

                                                                • Ephesians 2:19

                                                                • Eternal life in His presence

                                                                  • 1 John 2:25

                                                                  • Luke 18:11

                                                                    • But eventually, we ended up like the humble tax collector who

                                                                    • Luke 18:13

                                                                      • Paul called himself “chief of sinners” because he, like the tax collector, was acutely aware of his sinfulness and understood how much that sinfulness had cost his Savior. This self-identification is the discovery of every person whose eyes have been opened, whose conscience has been awakened, and whose heart has been pricked by the Holy Spirit. It is the humble posture of every believer who acknowledges he is utterly helpless and dependent on God for salvation

                                                                      • Romans 5:6

                                                                        • It is the admission we all must make: “Jesus Christ came into the world to save sinners—of whom I am the chief.”

                                                                          • 58 min

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