
An End to the Self-Centered Life playlist – (2005)
The biggest struggle in this culture to being a true follower of Christ, is the inner struggle with pride and selfishness.

The biggest struggle in this culture to being a true follower of Christ, is the inner struggle with pride and selfishness.

After our crucifixion, Jesus brings to a place where our lives totally revolve around Him and His body (i.e., the church). There’s such an incredible work that Jesus wants to do in us, if we’ll simply yield and surrender to Him.

In this sermon, Pastor Ray encourages us to not allow any distance between our hearts and God's heart. If you seek God, you will find him.

Is your heart utterly been given to Jesus?

Is there part of your life where you are still paralyzed? If so, Jesus wants to set you free where He removes the sin and makes you righteous.

As we repent and fully die out (assuming we're willing to die out), there comes a point in time where God himself will deliver us out of the desert as God delivered Elijah.

We must enter into Jesus and He will become our rest! Amen!

Pastor Ray summarizes the week’s broadcasts on the Elijah company and outlines the elements of this company.

re called to become part of the Elijah company, even though at it may at times appear that death may overwhelm us. We must allow Jesus to become our food and drink, if we are to be sustained.

The real question is not whether Elijah is like us but whether we will be like Him, sold out to God, to such a degree where God could use him to confront the wickedness of his day.

What will it take to bring Mt. Carmel back to the modern American church and to you and me, so that God can bring refreshment?

"If anyone comes to me and does not have single-minded loyalty to Me over his father and mother, and wife and children, and brothers and sisters, and yet even his own life, he is not able to be My disciple. And whoever does not bear his own cross and come after Me is not able to be My disciple" (Lavender's New Testament).