Grace Cathedral of Dallas Sermons

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Pastor Nathaniel Green teaches on demonology and deliverance during a Sunday service, exposing the origin and nature of Satan and his demons, explaining their strategies, and calling believers to exercise their God-given authority, repentance, and sustained holiness. The message includes Scripture-based teaching, a practical exhortation about tithing/giving, warnings about public exposure and social media, and a corporate altar call for deliverance and healing.

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Pastor Nathaniel Green teaches on demonology (Mark 5), explaining that demons are fallen angels, Satan has limits and is running out of time, and believers have authority in Christ to be delivered. He gives practical steps for deliverance: identify and cut off 'dead' doors, be honest about struggles, remain in Christ's presence to maintain freedom, and testify to others.

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Bishop Marc House preaches that prolonged opposition often precedes promotion: persevering worship, faithfulness, and right relationships position believers for sudden turnaround, deliverance, and advancement.

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Pastor Nathaniel L. Green teaches on angelology — the nature and ministry of angels — emphasizing that angels are real, significant servants of God who remind us of the supernatural, protect and minister to believers, deliver messages, and model obedience and worship.

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Pastor Nathaniel Green teaches on angelology—who angels are, their role in God’s purposes, and how believers should relate to them—moving from theology to practical application about faith, obedience, worship and church participation.

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Using Jonah as the lens, Apostle Brandon Clack contrasts grace and mercy, exposes Jonah’s disobedience and anger, and calls believers and leaders to obedient, compassionate ministry—accepting God’s sovereignty, embracing chastening as mercy, and extending grace to those we’d condemn.

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Elder Christopher Goodson urges believers to remain faithful amid discouragement by identifying three enemies of endurance—ministry fatigue, the frustration of waiting, and the temptation to quit—and offers pastoral encouragement and practical steps (rest in Christ, community, patience, continued service and giving) to persevere until God’s promised harvest arrives.