When Jesus Whispers

Once we speak God’s word over our bodies, something happens inside us. Jesus said His words are Spirit and life, and Spirit is not confined by place or distance. In this episode, Pastor Eddie explains how you can dispatch God's word to activate the healing you already have. Speak the truth found in these verses over your body and expect His Word to activate the seed of healing inside you.God's word runs swiftly. (Psalm 147:15)When God's word be goes out from His mouth; it returns full. (Isaiah 55:11)He sent his word and healed all. (Psalm 107:20)The words Jesus speaks to you are spirit and life. (John 6:63)God’s word is living and active. It is always working. (Hebrews 4:12)Only say His word, and be healed’. (Matthew 8:8)Lord my God, I called to you for help, and you healed me.You, Lord, brought me up from the realm of the dead; you spared me from going down to the grave. (Psalm 30:2-3)Adapt these words and peak them over yourself. Dispatch God's word do what He sent it to do. In this way, Jesus glorifies the Father and we walk in health.

In this powerful video, hear how Jesus speaks from Scripture to share all the ways obedience to God our Father through His Holy Spirit (not our own efforts) unlocks God’s favor, leads to spiritual fruit, and anchors you in His love. Based on John 14–15 and other key verses, this message encourages us to remain in Jesus, the Word of God, and His Spirit in order to live out His commands, and walk in righteousness. Perfect for moments of reflection, devotion, or spiritual reset.

Many Christians think they have to sin. They do not. Hear Jesus His truth about your freedom in Him. For freedom we have been set free: not to sin, but to live without the chains of sin holding us down. If you’re in Christ, your old self is dead.You don’t have to live in guilt.You don’t have to live in shame.You don’t have to keep falling.This video exposes the truth:✔ You died with Christ✔ You were buried with Him✔ You were raised with HimSee how sin is not your master. Then go and walk in freedom.(Romans 6:3-7, 11-14, 18, 22; Romans 7:6; Romans 12:1; 1 Corinthians 6:19; John 8:11)

Ruth Chapter 3 — Boaz, Naomi, and the Kinsman RedeemerIn Ruth chapter three, Naomi gives Ruth risky advice — a late-night encounter on the threshing floor that could be seen as a marriage proposal… or a scandal. Was Naomi trying to help, or was she putting Boaz in a compromising position to secure Ruth’s future?In this 6-minute teaching, we explore:* The cultural meaning of uncovering Boaz’s feet* Why Naomi’s counsel was risky and possibly manipulative* How Boaz responded with honor, protecting Ruth’s dignity* The nearer kinsman’s refusal — prejudice wrapped in self-protection* How Boaz’s redemption of Ruth points to Jesus, our true and greater Kinsman RedeemerFrom a modern story of desperation to the ancient fields of Bethlehem, this message shows that God’s redemption happens in the light — not through manipulation, but through honor, grace, and sacrifice.📖 Scripture Reference: Ruth 3; Genesis 38; Numbers 25; Leviticus 25; Deuteronomy 25; John 4🎯 Key Truth: Only Jesus can redeem what the Law and our own efforts cannot.🔔 Subscribe for more Bible teachings and gospel-centered encouragement.

In Ruth Chapter Two, we find something extraordinary—25 blessings poured out on a foreign widow with nothing to offer but faith and obedience to God. This isn’t the world’s pay scale. This is God’s.Ruth didn’t earn her favor. She didn’t climb any ladder. But she received protection, provision, purpose, and a future. Her story points straight to Jesus and His Gospel of Grace to all. Through Boaz, we see a foreshadowing of Jesus, who offers abundant life to all who trust Him (John 10:10).If you’ve ever wondered whether God really rewards those who seek Him… this message is for you. We walk through each of the 25 unmerited blessings Ruth received—and how those same promises still stand for us today.When the world pays in scraps, God pays in fullness.

7 Powerful Truths We Learn from the Book of Ruth, chapter one.Why do we blame God for our pain? In this powerful message from Ruth chapter 1, the Pirate Preacher explores Naomi’s grief, her accusations against God, and the deeper truth about suffering, sovereignty, and hope.Delivered in Moore Square, this sermon weaves together Scripture, story, and ministry visuals to show how Jesus still reaches, teaches, and heals.📖 Featuring scenes that show:– Naomi's despair and false witness– Jesus resisting the devil in the wilderness– The mercy and grace of Jesus for those in need– The shared sovereignty we now walk in through Christ🙌 Whether you’re hurting, doubting, or looking for hope—this message will speak to your soul.

Do you know God’s will for your life? In this powerful message, learn how knowing God’s will gives you boldness to pray with confidence, partner with heaven, and release God’s blessings on earth. Watch and be equipped to stand in agreement with God’s Word — and see His will done in your life!

When Jesus said “poor in spirit,” He pointed to something deeper. From Genesis 2 to the words of Jesus Christ, the pattern stays the same—God breathes life into empty places.If you feel drained, worn out, or at the end of yourself, this message speaks to that moment. That is where the breath returns.

Müller's approach won't necessarily impress hearers who are uninformed or indifferent, but it may benefit the congregation as a whole. Feel confident that God's word is enough to change hearts.

If we renounce our own wisdom, we often find the help we need comes in the right moment.