
My God Will Hear Me
Pastor Ray integrates the story of a dear brother, Charles Simeon (from the "They Knew Their God" series), with Micah 7. This dear brother was hidden away and largely scorned.

Pastor Ray integrates the story of a dear brother, Charles Simeon (from the "They Knew Their God" series), with Micah 7. This dear brother was hidden away and largely scorned.

Pastor Ray asks the question have you made an acceptable offering before the Lord, where you have divorced your sin and have been crucified with Christ or have you offered a profane offering before the Lord?

Are you consciously aware of the wonder of Jesus Christ?

May you decide to be deeply planted in Jesus, it's a precious sermon. Don't you want your roots to be in Jesus?

What does this practical walk with Jesus look like?

Willing to become that productive soil for Jesus?

Pastor Ray continues the illumination of the parable of the sower in Luke Chapter 8. The key to the parable of the sower is a willingness to suffer, as we deny ourselves take up our cross and follow Jesus.

Today's sermon is dedicated to a dear one, who has by God's grace been planted in Jesus. I pray that this message is an encouragement to those planted in Jesus,

I'm not saved from ignorance or shortcomings, neither from mistakes and infirmities of various kinds. Yet I believe it to be a Christian's privilege to love God with an undivided heart and his neighbor as himself." Amen!

The greatest task God has given us is to utterly disown ourselves and avoid the temptation to create our own holiness.

Our only place of rest is in Jesus himself, not your church, not your pastor, your own strength. Either you will submit yourself to Jesus fully and be made a saint or not and be a sinner.

In what sense are Christians perfect and not made perfect? In addition, Pastor Ray provides another story from the "They Knew Their God" series...