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Luke 18, beginning at verse 35, says, “Then it happened, as He was coming near Jericho, that a certain blind man sat by the road begging.” Jericho is significant in this verse. Jesus had just told his disciples that they were going up to Jerusalem.

In Psalm 119:121, the psalmist says, “I have done justice and righteousness; Do not leave me to my oppressors.” He's saying, “I've done as best as I know how to do, but I'm facing overwhelming opposition.

The title for my message today is “What do you mean you've lost Jesus?” I was walking down the street with a young man several years ago who had a tremendous anointing as a worship leader but got involved in some stuff he shouldn't have.

The title of my message is “Today, Your Freedom Begins.” That’s “Today,” not tomorrow, not next year. We’ll start in Exodus 4:29–31: “Then Moses and Aaron went and gathered together all the elders of the children of Israel.

When I was in Nigeria, I received a word for the title of this message: You Can, Should, and Will Stand. The Bible declares that no matter where you are or what kind of captivity or weakness has threatened to overtake you, God will see you through.

Certain Bible truths we know but don't see. Alternatively, we can see them but not know them. For example, let’s say you asked the people of Capernaum if they knew Jesus Christ. They would say they knew Him, but what did they mean?

Merry Christmas! The first Christmas was associated with a season of crisis, much like we are in today. I thank God with all my heart that He is still in control and there is still a light. A dawn will come at the end of this very dark time.

People are moved by the Spirit of God or an evil spirit. The current war against Israel, its past sufferings, and the future trials it will endure are all demonically inspired, according to scripture.

I want to share some things with you from the Word of God about how to talk to Him from the very heart of Jesus Christ. I want to tell you how God told us we should pray and what should be our attitude of heart when we come to Him.

Psalm 40 is the psalm of David. It’s about a young man who knew struggles and difficulties. He'd had some hard places on his journey, but he'd learned one thing above them all: When you cry out to God, He answers no matter how tough it gets.