Pastor Gary Wilkerson looks at John 2, where Jesus turns water into wine. There is a physical miracle, but it also has spiritual implications. Wine, or the power and presence of the Holy Spirit, can run dry in our life. We must continually be filled afresh. And as God pours into us, we are meant to pour out our lives for others.

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Preached October 7, 2007, David Wilkerson teaches from 1 Samuel 30, drawing contemporary insights based on David's encounter with the Amalekites. Some are called to serve on the front lines of battle, like missionaries (combatants), while others stay behind and stand in the gap (congregants). Both are important roles in calling, but in both cases serving in God's love is key.

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When Jesus began calling the first disciples, he asked them, "What are you seeking?" Preaching on John 1:29-51, Gary Wilkerson explores what Jesus meant when he said, "Come and you will see." When we encounter Jesus we see one who is greater than us and one who truly knows us. Through him, our lives can touch others and start a movement of God.

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Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them" (Matthew 5:17, ESV). Preaching on this passage and more, Pastor Joshua West teaches on God's moral perfection in the Old Testament law and how Jesus fulfilled it completely. The moral law, civil law, and ceremonial law all point to the power, redemption, and grace found in Christ.

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Who is "The Real Jesus?" Gary Wilkerson preaches from the Gospel of John, showing that too often we have a distorted view of Christ rather than the accurate one we find in the Bible. It is vital that we have a true image of Jesus, and also receive him in fullness. Ask the Holy Spirit to show you if there is anything that is robbing you of the fullness and glory of Christ.

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"The Spirit himself bears witness with our spirit that we are children of God" (Romans 8:16, NKJV). Preaching from this passage in a message given October 29, 1996, David Wilkerson asks, "What does it mean to be a child of God?" Not only are we God's children, but we are also "heirs of God and joint heirs with Christ" (Romans 8:17).

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Several times in 1 Corinthians, Paul asks the church, "Do you not know...?" What you know about God and who you are in Christ will greatly affect your life and how you treat others. It goes beyond head knowledge and must be heart revelation. You are a saint with weapons of righteousness in your left and right hands. You are the temple of the Holy Spirit. You are God's beloved child with whom he is well pleased.

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Preached on August 18, 1996, this David Wilkerson sermon explores questions about satisfaction and how the world looks for it in money, success, and earthly relationships. This is false hope, as true and meaningful satisfaction can only be found through the Lord in Jesus Christ, not in silver or gold or a penthouse apartment.

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We live in a generation that has more money, entertainment, modern conveniences and medical advances than ever before. Yet, we are one of the most depressed, unhappy and bored generations of all time. Many Christians have an incorrect belief that we are not meant to be happy. Pastor Gary Wilkerson looks at many Bible passages that demonstrate that God does indeed want his people to be happy.

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What does it mean to be "the salt of the earth" and "the light of the world"? Preaching from Matthew 5, Pastor Joshua West answers these important questions, showing how Christ's light must shine through us as a testimony to those in darkness. Our acts of service are the fruits of who we are in Jesus. Works don't earn us salvation, but they are evidence to others of the salt, light, and power of the gospel.

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