Be Not Weary in Well-Doing

Pastor Gray preaches on 2 Cor. 10:3, “though we walk in the flesh, we do not war according to the flesh.”

The devil uses 3 methods to attack us: the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life.

But our weapons are mighty in God to come against our spiritual enemies. And nothing shall be able to separate us from the love of God which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.

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Marching Orders

Pastor Gray teaches on getting and staying free in Christ.

God gives us gifts, and those gifts are subject to our choices—to use them or not. God will not take a way your choice.

Demons manipulate, intimidate, and dominate. Their goal is to cause division in the church. But Christ has empowered us and given us marching orders and the authority to carry them out.

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Casting Out Demon

Pastor Gray teaches on demons and our authority in casting them out.

The enemy works to take our focus off of Jesus and onto the world. But our warfare is not against flesh and blood. Mark 16:17-18 points out the power of the true authentic church, one of which is casting out demons in the name of Jesus.

Forgiveness and Healing

Pastor Gray preaches from Matthew 9:1-8 on forgiveness and healing.

When Jesus forgave the man sick of the palsy of his sins, the scribes thought, He blasphemes. But Jesus knew what they were thinking and asked, “which is easier, to say, ‘Your sins are forgiven you,’ or to say, ‘Arise and walk’?” Then told the man to get up and go home.

Sin and sickness are linked, just as forgiveness and healing are.

If you have faith to be saved, then you have faith to healed.

Not Ashamed But Bold

Pastor Gray walks us through Philippians 1:20, to be not ashamed but bold in our walk with Christ.

The apostle Paul had an earnest expectation and hope in Christ. He was not ashamed of the gospel and spoke out boldly, magnifying the Lord in his life and in his death.

God often takes us out of our comfort zones in the things He calls us to do. We must be like Paul, not ashamed but bold.

Risen With Christ

Pastor Gray walks us through the “if then” of Colossians 3:1, “If then ye be risen with Christ.”

The apostle Paul explained several aspects of our walk with Christ that he put in his letter to the Colossians. If we are risen with Christ, we need to seek those things above and not here on Earth. We are to set our minds on Christ.

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A Clean Heart

Pastor Gray expounds on Psalm 51, create in me a clean heart and renew a right spirit within me.

When King David realized his sinful condition, he pleaded with God to do a mighty work in him to give him a new heart.

Is your heart right with God? We can plead for the Lord to clean and renew us just as King David did.

People of Joy

We are to be a people full of joy. Pastor Gray preaches from Isaiah 6:1-10.

God blessed King Uzziah, but the king grew proud and disobedient. As a result, God put leprosy on him and took away his joy. Today, chaos is everywhere, but there is a joy coming through our young people like never before.

We will all stand before God, either the Judgment Seat of Christ for those who have accepted Christ, or the Great White Throne for those who rejected Him. God sends no one to hell. It is our choice.

By the Blood

Today is the day of salvation. It’s time to gather in those who don’t know the Lord.

The Antichrist system in place. Christians around the world are being martyred, including here in the US. Jesus makes us a new creation when we come to Him for salvation.

Pastor Gray preaches from Rev. 12:11 that proclaims we shall overcome the enemy “by the blood of the Lamb, and by the word of their testimony.”

Tear Down the Idols

Pastor Gray exhorts the church to tear down their idols.

Second Timothy 3:1 warns that perilous times will come, and that there will be a great falling away of the church. But 2 Thessalonians 2:3 encourages us to let no man deceive you. We can stand strong in the peril to come.

Examine your life and tear down the idols that are there that “the man of God may be complete, thoroughly equipped for every good work.”