“Be thou removed, and be thou cast into the sea... and shall not doubt in his heart... he shall have whatsoever he saith”
A Bible-study style message on faith titled "Manifestation: Maintenance Leads to Manifestation." Speakers teach faith as a heart-and-mouth response to God's promises, using the centurion (Matthew 8) and the parable of the sower (Mark 4) to show how to obtain results by (1) finding a promise, (2) speaking the word, and (3) acting in faith. Practical maintenance—regular spiritual disciplines, removal of 'other things,' stewardship (giving), and taking authority in prayer—is emphasized as necessary for heavenly promises to produce earthly manifestation. The service includes offering exhortation, altar calls for salvation, rededication and church membership, and prayers for healing.
“For assuredly I say to you, whoever says to this mountain... (whoever says to this mountain).”
Pastor teaches that spoken words exercised in faith—believing and declaring God's promises—activate miracles and change circumstances. He contrasts life-giving biblical practice with dead tradition, urges confessing scripture, praying to receive, exercising spiritual authority (healing, deliverance, tongues), forgiving others, and actively sharing the gospel.
“Whosoever shall say to this mountain, 'Be thou removed, and be thou cast into the sea,' and not doubt in his heart, shall have whatsoever he saith.”
A Bible-study style exhortation teaching that Christ has redeemed believers from the curse of the law and that Christians must learn and enforce their spiritual rights—speaking to conditions and taking authority over curses (sickness, poverty, spiritual oppression) rather than only praying and waiting. The sermon combines doctrinal explanation with practical examples and a call to study, confess, and act in faith.
“Because the Bible says, if you say it, it'll go on the ground.”
A sermon on Mark 4 emphasizing kingdom principles: the parable of the sower and the seed that grows. The pastor teaches that the 'seed' is the Word/what we say — spoken faith and repeated confession plant truth in the heart, producing spiritual fruit. He applies the parable to hearing rightly, guarding against cares and love of money, evangelism, stewardship, healing, family life, and practical kingdom living.
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