In this powerful message, “Before the Battlefield,” Pastor Isaac Hayes of Upper Room Fellowship Church takes us through the story of David in 1 Samuel 17:31–37 and reminds us that God often prepares us in the private places before bringing us into the public battles. Before David faced Goliath, God prepared him in the field through prayer, worship, waiting, and smaller battles with the lion and the bear. This sermon encourages us not to rush God's timing, but to stay in His Word, remain faithful in the waiting, trust Him through every trial, and allow Him to prepare us for what lies ahead. When the battlefield comes, what God has developed in us during the quiet season will give us the faith and courage to stand. The field is not wasted time—the field is preparation for the battlefield.At Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.

LABORERS ARE FEW | Matthew 9:36–38 — In this powerful message, Pastor Isaac Hayes of Upper Room Fellowship Church brings a challenging word from Matthew 9:36–38, where Jesus looked upon the crowds with compassion because they were weary and scattered, like sheep without a shepherd. Jesus said, “The harvest truly is plenteous, but the labourers are few” (Matthew 9:37 KJV). There are countless people who are lost, hurting, bound by sin, and searching for hope, and as believers, we have been called to be laborers for the Kingdom of God. This message challenges us to examine whether we are simply practicing religion or truly living for Christ, to have compassion for those who are lost and struggling, to make sure the doctrine we hear lines up with the Word of God, and to understand that the responsibility of sharing the Gospel does not belong only to pastors and church leaders—it belongs to every born-again believer. Jesus commanded His disciples to pray that the Lord of the harvest would send forth laborers into His harvest. The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. The question for each of us is: Are you willing to be a laborer for His Kingdom? Join us for this message from Pastor Isaac Hayes at Upper Room Fellowship Church, and be challenged to pray for more workers while asking God, “Lord, how can I be a laborer for You?”At Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.

In John 14:15–21 (KJV), Jesus gives His disciples a powerful promise before going to the cross: He would not leave them comfortless. In this sermon, He Didn’t Leave Us Alone, we continue our study through John 14 and look at what it means to truly love Christ and keep His commandments, the promise of the Holy Spirit as our Comforter and Helper, the Holy Spirit as the Spirit of Truth, and the assurance that believers do not have to walk through this life alone. Jesus knew His disciples would face fear, uncertainty, temptation, and trials, so He promised to send the Holy Spirit to dwell within them and help them live for God. We also look at the hope found in Jesus’ words, “because I live, ye shall live also,” and how His resurrection gives us the assurance of eternal life. No matter what you are facing, remember that Jesus has not abandoned you—you are not alone. The Holy Spirit is with you to guide you, strengthen you, convict you, comfort you, and help you follow Christ. “I will not leave you comfortless: I will come to you.” — John 14:18At Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.

In this powerful sermon, “Greater Works Will You Do,” we dive into John 14:12–14 (KJV) and Jesus’ promise that those who believe in Him will continue the work He began—and do “greater works” because He has gone to the Father. What does Jesus mean by greater works, and how does this apply to believers today? In this message, we explore the importance of faith in Jesus Christ, the power and guidance of the Holy Spirit, the mission of sharing the Gospel, and what it truly means to pray in the name of Jesus. We will also look at how this promise was demonstrated in the book of Acts, including Peter and John ministering to the lame man in Acts 3, and how God works through ordinary believers to accomplish His purposes. This message reminds us that the work of Christ is not finished—we are called to continue His mission, depend on the power of the Holy Spirit, proclaim salvation through Jesus Christ, and seek God’s glory rather than our own.At Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.

Have you ever faced a situation that felt impossible?Maybe you’re fighting a battle you don’t know how to overcome. Maybe you’re struggling with anger, hurt, unforgiveness, temptation, or a decision that you don’t know how to make. Sometimes we reach a point where we have to admit, “Lord, I can’t do this on my own.”In this sermon, “Lord, Do the Impossible,” we look at Matthew 19:26:“With men this is impossible; but with God all things are possible.”We’ll look at the story of the rich young ruler and how Jesus taught His disciples that salvation is impossible through human effort, but possible with God. From there, we’ll look at Abraham and Sarah, Mary, and other examples of how God can step into situations that seem impossible.This message is also personal. There are battles in life that we simply cannot overcome in our own strength. But when we place our faith in Jesus and trust Him, we can say:“Lord, I can’t do this on my own. Can You do the impossible?”If you are currently walking through a difficult season, I hope this sermon encourages you to keep your faith in Jesus and remember that what is impossible with man is possible with God.Scripture ReferencesMatthew 19:26Matthew 19:21–24Mark 10:21Genesis 18:14Luke 1:37Hebrews 11:1If this message encouraged you, consider liking the video, subscribing to the channel, and sharing it with someone who may need this message.Keep the faith. Trust Jesus. And when you face the impossible, remember who you serve—the God of the impossible.At Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.

In this powerful message, Pastor Isaac Hayes of Upper Room Fellowship Church teaches from Deuteronomy 28:1–2 about The Blessings of Obedience. This sermon reminds us that God’s blessings are not about what we can give God, but about our willingness to hear His voice, obey His Word, and live according to His commands. Pastor Hayes challenges us to move beyond simply seeking blessings and instead seek to please God through obedience and faith. Drawing from Deuteronomy 28, Romans 5:8, James 4:3, Psalm 119, John 14:15, and 1 John 1:9, this message explores obedience to God, hearing God’s voice, biblical blessings, faith, repentance, Christian living, and the consequences of disobedience. Be encouraged to trust God, follow His Word, and remember that when we walk in obedience, His blessings will come upon us and overtake us. Subscribe to Upper Room Fellowship Church for more powerful Christian sermons, Bible teaching, and messages that will encourage you to grow in your relationship with Jesus Christ.

At Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.

We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.

Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.

In this message, Pastor Isaac Hayes of Upper Room Fellowship Church takes us through John 14:8–11, where Philip asks Jesus, “Lord, shew us the Father, and it sufficeth us.”

Jesus responds by revealing a powerful truth: “He that hath seen me hath seen the Father.”

This sermon explores who Jesus is, His perfect unity with the Father, and why Jesus is the only way to have a relationship with God. Pastor Isaac also challenges us to consider whether we are truly trusting Christ—not only because of His words, but also because of the works He has done.

When our faith is tested and we struggle to understand what God is doing, we can look back at what He has already done and remember His faithfulness.

If you know Jesus, you know the Father.

📖 Scripture: John 14:8–11 (KJV)

🎙️ Preacher: Pastor Isaac Hayes

⛪ Church: Upper Room Fellowship Church

May this message encourage you to keep your faith in Christ, trust His Word, and stand firmly on the finished work of the cross.

Have you ever wondered if God has forgotten the promise He made to you?In this sermon from Genesis 18:11-15, we look at the lives of Abraham and Sarah and discover how God remains faithful even when His promises seem impossible. After waiting nearly 25 years for the promised son, Sarah laughed in disbelief when God said she would finally have a child. Yet God asked one of the most powerful questions in all of Scripture:"Is any thing too hard for the Lord?" (Genesis 18:14, KJV)This message will encourage you to trust God's timing, remain faithful while you wait, and believe that nothing is impossible for our God. Whether you're waiting on answered prayer, healing, restoration, direction, or another promise from the Lord, this sermon reminds us that God always keeps His Word.Scripture: Genesis 18:11-15 (KJV)If this message encourages you, please consider:Like this videoLeave a comment sharing how God has been faithful in your life.Subscribe for more verse-by-verse Bible preaching and Christ-centered sermons.Share this message with someone who needs encouragement today.Key Truth: God's delays are never His denials. His promises are fulfilled in His perfect timing because nothing is too hard for the Lord."Is any thing too hard for the Lord?" – Genesis 18:14 (KJV)

How can we know the way to Heaven?In John 14:1–7, Jesus gives one of the most comforting promises in all of Scripture. As His disciples struggled with fear, confusion, and uncertainty about His departure, Jesus encouraged them to trust in Him and reminded them that He was preparing a place for all who believe.In this message, we will explore:Why Jesus said, "Let not your heart be troubled."What Jesus meant by His Father's house.The promise of Christ's return.Why Jesus is the only way to the Father.How believers can have peace in uncertain times by placing their faith in Christ.Jesus didn't say He was a way—He declared that He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. This timeless message points us to the only hope for salvation and eternal life through Jesus Christ.Key Scripture:John 14:1–7"Jesus said to him, 'I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.'" — John 14:6 (ESV)If this message encourages you, please: Like the videoLeave a commentShare it with someone who needs hopeSubscribe for more verse-by-verse Bible teaching and Christ-centered preaching.May God bless you as you continue to grow in His Word.At Upper Room Fellowship Church, our focus is Christ and Him Crucified. We are a fellowship of believers dedicated to lifting up the name of Jesus and proclaiming the finished work of the Cross. Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ with the spiritual tools and biblical foundation needed to reach the lost and share the Good News of salvation.We believe that true transformation comes through the power of the Holy Spirit and the message of the Cross. Through worship, teaching, and outreach, we seek to strengthen the faith of believers and empower them to boldly witness to the world around them.Whether you are searching for a home church or simply seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we welcome you to join us at Upper Room Fellowship Church — where hearts are ignited, lives are changed, and Christ is exalted.

Have you ever wondered if God can still use you after you've failed?

In this message from John 13:36–38, we examine Peter's bold declaration of loyalty, Jesus' prediction of his denial, and the amazing truth that Peter's failure was not the end of his story. Although Peter denied Christ three times, Jesus forgave him, restored him, and used him powerfully for His glory.

This sermon is a reminder that our failures do not have to define us. When our faith is anchored in Jesus Christ, we can find forgiveness, restoration, and purpose through Him.

In this message you'll discover:

• Why Peter couldn't follow Jesus immediately.

• What Jesus meant when He predicted Peter's denial.

• The difference between failure and abandoning your faith.

• How Christ restores believers who repent.

• Why God can still use those who have fallen.

Scripture References:

• John 13:36–38

• Mark 16:15

• Luke 22:31–32

• Mark 14:31

• John 21

• 1 Corinthians 10:12

• 1 John 1:9

• 1 John 2:1

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