'Saturday Classics' Tagged Posts (Page 3)
A Mind That Understands! (2004)
We can easily get off track in our walk with Jesus when we focus either on the past or the future, which leads us into taking control of our lives again as we begin once again to believe the lies of the devil.
Vanity Fair (2009)
Have you determined to journey through Vanity Fair, with your eyes upon Jesus?
A Good Report? (August 2006)
Does God have to work out your circumstances in a particular way and will you trust Him, regardless of what your circumstances may appear? This is where the good report emerges!
A Crust of Bread from the Dark Side (March 8, 2008)
King Saul’s self worship resulted in a great self delusion, in that he believed he was actually serving God when he was really serving himself and brought God’s wrath upon him which led to his demise.
Go through with God! (October 2006)
Have you made that decision to “go through” with God?
The Kingdom of Cain (October 2006)
In today’s classic sermon, Pastor Ray distinguishes the “Life on God’s Terms” with the “Kingdom of Cain” who wanted to have be in charge of his own life.
Life on God’s Terms (2006)
Using the life of Daniel, Pastor Ray illustrates what it means to have our life on God’s terms and what that actually looks like.
The Language of Prayer (July 7, 2005)
Pastor Ray lays out the call of the Holy Spirit for the National Prayer Chapel and walks quickly through the model prayer, the Lord’s Prayer.
The Way of Ishmael (August 1, 2004)
Jesus wants us to trust in His promises, not in our ability to create for ourselves. Are you trusting in Jesus to create all things in your life or are you trusting in your ability to make it through?
How to Be Happy? (2008)
Are you happy in Jesus?
If Jesus Is Going to Be a Wall to Me, Then…
There is much witchcraft in the modern church because of an unwillingness to humble ourselves to Jesus. Let this message be a warning to your heart and mine.
A Life of Love – 2010
When a great crushing comes upon our lives, what is our response to that great pain, whether it be the death of a loved one as it was for Pastor Ray, a major health concern, or some other crushing circumstance? God’s heart is to allow this crushing to allow the flowing out to others in self-sacrificing love.