Written Admonitions & Sermons
How beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of him who brings good news, who publishes peace, who brings good news of happiness, who publishes salvation, who says to Zion, “Your God reigns.” (Isaiah 52:7)
God has always used His written Word to instruct, encourage, correct, and strengthen His people. Throughout Scripture, faithful men and women were transformed as they received and responded to God's written admonitions. King Josiah experienced revival after the Book of the Law was read to him (2 Kings 22:8–13). Daniel found hope and understanding through the writings of the prophet Jeremiah (Daniel 9:2–3). Timothy was equipped for a lifetime of faithful ministry through the Holy Scriptures he had known from childhood (2 Timothy 3:14–17). The churches of the New Testament were also nurtured and corrected through the inspired letters of the apostles (Colossians 4:16; 1 Thessalonians 5:27).
Our prayer is that these written admonitions and sermons will likewise encourage you to grow in faith, deepen your understanding of God's Word, and inspire wholehearted obedience to Jesus Christ. As you read, may the Holy Spirit speak to your heart, bringing wisdom, conviction, comfort, and spiritual maturity, for "All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness" (2 Timothy 3:16–17).
The Voice in The Wilderness
Vol: 85-06-06-26
Jesus Christ: The Judge and The Advocate
Jesus Christ stands as both Judge and Advocate. He will one day judge the world in righteousness, yet He also defends and represents believers through His sacrificial death and resurrection. Through Him, we can approach God with both reverence and confidence.
Vol: 80-07-02-26
Mount Zion and The Believer's Walk
In the Bible, Mount Zion often symbolizes God's presence, His kingdom, and the place of spiritual security for His people. For believers, the walk of faith can be compared to a journey toward Zion—a daily pursuit of closeness with God, obedience, and trust in His promises. Just as Zion represents stability and holiness, believers are called to stand firm in faith and live lives that reflect God's character. Through challenges and victories, the believer's walk is strengthened by the assurance that God guides and sustains His people.
Vol: 81-01-03-26
Examine Yourself
The faith refers to the true Christian faith, that is a genuine belief in and commitment to Jesus Christ. It is the wholehearted trust in God and in the saving work of Jesus Christ. This includes believing the gospel, relying on Christ alone for salvation, and continuing in obedient loyalty to Him. It’s not merely intellectual agreement, but a living, saving relationship with Christ that shows evidence in one’s life.
Vol: 82-22-03-26
The New Birth – Entering into The Kingdom
The concept of the “new birth,” also known as being “born again,” stands at the very heart of Christian doctrine. It is the divine process by which a person is spiritually transformed and brought into the kingdom of God. This teaching is most clearly expressed in John 3:3–7 (KJV), where Jesus declares, “Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.” The new birth is not merely a moral reformation or an outward religious change; it is a profound inward transformation wrought by the Spirit of God, granting new life, a new nature, and a new relationship with God.
The Voice In The Wilderness
Vol: 87-02-08-26
When the World Turns the Church Upside Down: A Call for End-Time Revival (Part 2)
We are living in a time of rapid cultural, moral, and spiritual change, where the values of the world increasingly challenge the truth of God's Word and the mission of the Church. Rather than conforming to the shifting standards of society, the Church is called to stand firm in faith, holiness, and the power of the Holy Spirit. This message is a call for an end-time revival—a renewed awakening that leads believers to repentance, deeper devotion, and bold witness, so that the Church can faithfully fulfill God's purpose in these critical days.
Vol: 79-03-01-25
The Truth Will Set You Free
Jesus Christ declared, "And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free" (John 8:32). True freedom is found in knowing and obeying God's truth, which delivers us from the bondage of sin and leads us into a life of righteousness. As we continue in His Word, we grow in faith, wisdom, and the liberty that comes through Christ alone. God's truth not only transforms our hearts but also guides our steps into everlasting life.