The Weekend Pulpit

Prayer is the connection between heaven and our hearts. God pays more attention to the sincerity of our hearts than the beauty of our words. Once we align our hearts with His, we are another step closer to revival. 

(Psalm 85:1-4) There is a great difference between praying for revival and revival praying. Revival praying begins with confession. The renewal we desire is always preceded by repentance. Today's Message begins a new sermon series through Psalm 85 (08198240817). 
For more studies in the Psalms study through our ETJ Broadcast series and YouVersion Bible App plans. 
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(1 Timothy 4:4-8) Most men do not fail in their weak points. They fail in their strong points. If you are going to be one of the Lord’s strong men, you must surrender your weaknesses and strengths to Him. Listen to part two of a recent series delivered at a men’s conference. (08192240810) 

(1 John 2:12-14) There is a great difference between physical and spiritual strength. The former lasts for a little while, but the latter lasts for an eternity. Listen to this practical message recently delivered at a men’s conference.

(1 Corinthians 10:11-12) Knowing that we are approaching the ends of the world, what should we do? This is not the time to wonder about your salvation. Neither is this the time to waiver in your stance for the Lord! (08180240727) 

(1 Corinthians 10:13) Nobody is an exception to temptation, even the greatest of Christians. Any of us are capable of any sin, but our faithful God is always able to deliver us!  (08174240720) 

(1 Corinthians 10:1-11) Perhaps the worst part about sin is not what we get but what we miss. Specifically, sins of the spirit are disruptive and deceptive because they can be hard to identify. May God shine the light of His Word in our souls and do a thorough work.  (08168240713) 

(1 Corinthians 10:1-4) Nothing can perfectly describe how perfect Jesus is! In this episode of The Weekend Pulpit, we notice another symbol of the Lord. As our Rock, He provides strength and stability.  (08162240706) 

(1 Corinthians 10:1, 14-15) So many of the Lord's people are living in ignorance. The ignorance is not intellectual, but practical. Has your belief idled and stopped influencing your behavior?  (08156240629) 

(1 Corinthians 9:24-27) As a Christian, you are enlisted in a soul-winner's race. This race has eternal implications and requires daily discipline. Your whole life is connected to what God is doing for the gospel's sake. (08150240622)