“You sent your word and he healed them all.”
Midweek Bible study teaching on the person and work of the Holy Spirit: His identity as God (not merely a force), how He operates with the Father and Son, His roles (Comforter, Teacher, Revealer, Builder), the importance of relationship with Him, and why character (the fruit) must precede destiny.
““The Bible says that God sends his word and it heals us.””
Pastor Kimberly Ray preaches from Joshua 1:1–7 calling the congregation to 'advance and hold'—to move forward by faith, claim the territory God has promised, and maintain it despite opposition. The sermon emphasizes walking with purpose, being strong and courageous, obedience to God's word, intergenerational discipleship, corporate prayer, and practical responses (giving, altar ministry, baptism, receiving the Holy Spirit). Church life updates and community engagement (FaithWorks, vaccine town hall, outreach events) frame the message.
“He sent his word to heal us and to deliver us from all destruction.”
Dr. Jesse Duplantis preaches a message titled "Give God a Job," encouraging listeners to stop limiting God, exercise bold faith to ask God for spiritual, physical and financial needs, faithfully tithe and give, and respond to the gospel. He uses personal stories and testimonies to illustrate how God can do the impossible and issues practical calls to action (tithing, giving offerings, joining a church, and receiving Christ).
“Psalm 107:20 is referenced in connection with healing (“He sent out his word and healed them”).”
A Bible study on John’s “I am the vine” metaphor teaching that Christians must abide in Christ and His Word to bear fruit; unfruitful branches will be removed while abiding produces answered prayer, joy, spiritual power and glorifies the Father. The sermon also explains repentance, baptism and receiving the Holy Spirit as responses to the gospel.
