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The Fast That Pleases God - Part 3 (opens the original)
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What does it really mean to pray? In this powerful and challenging sermon, Brother Jim takes us beyond simply reciting familiar words and asks a question that can be uncomfortable—but necessary: Do we really mean what we pray? Using the Lord’s Prayer as a guide, Brother Jim explores what it means to pray, “Our Father,” “Hallowed be Thy name,” “Thy kingdom come,” and “Thy will be done.” Are these simply words we have memorized, or have they become the genuine cry of our hearts? Through Scripture,
The Fast That Pleases God - Part 2 (opens the original)
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In this Sunday morning sermon message, Brother Jim challenges us to take a closer look at one of the most important aspects of our relationship with God: prayer. Why do you pray? Is it simply because you were taught to pray, because you need something from God, or because prayer is something you believe Christians are supposed to do? Or do you pray because you genuinely desire to know God more deeply? Brother Jim explores the difference between simply using prayer and living a life of prayer, re
The Fast That Pleases God (opens the original)
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What does biblical fasting really mean? Is it about going without food, getting God’s attention, or convincing Him to give us what we want? In this Sunday morning message, Brother Jim begins a powerful teaching on spiritual fasting and prayer, challenging us to look beyond the physical act of fasting and examine what is happening within our hearts. Biblical fasting isn't about manipulating God, earning His love, or proving how spiritual we are. It is about surrender—giving God our desires, our p
Do This in Remembrance of Me (opens the original)
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Do This in Remembrance of Me It’s easy for something we do often to become something we do without really thinking about it. In this powerful message, Brother Jim takes us back to the Lord’s Table and asks a simple but important question: Why do we take communion? Through Luke 22:14–20 and 1 Corinthians 11:26, we are reminded that communion is far more than a religious tradition. The bread points us to Christ’s body given for us. The cup points us to His blood and the new covenant. And the table
When God has your heart, does He have your finances? (opens the original)
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The sermon this week, Brother Jim tackles one of the most uncomfortable subjects in the church: money. But this message is about much more than dollars and cents—it is about the condition of our hearts. Drawing from Matthew 6:19–21 and the biblical principles of stewardship, Brother Jim reminds us that everything we have ultimately belongs to God. Our time, talents, possessions, opportunities, and finances have been entrusted to us, and the question is not simply, “How much do I give?” but rathe
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