God desires the Believer to be profitable to him. When he is being glorified in and through us, we are profitable. In this sermon, we examine the word “profitable” in scripture and discover three principles for moving from being unprofitable to being profitable.

God is Pure. Therefore, the Believer is called to be pure. In this sermon, we compare scripture with scripture to discover the keys to purifying ourselves.

In this sermon, the scriptures reveal the Ark of God as a type of the Lord Jesus Christ. Its composition of pure gold points to the truth that God is Pure. He is unmixed with impurity, whatsoever.

It is God’s will for the Believer to prosper. Therefore, our lack of prosperity indicates the presence of sin in our lives. In this sermon, we examine the first of five enemies of prosperity in scripture.

It is God’s will for the Believer to prosper. Therefore, our lack of prosperity indicates the presence of sin in our lives. In this sermon, we examine the first of five enemies of prosperity in scripture.

As we enter the presence of God through prayer, the believer becomes a house of prayer. In this sermon, the scriptures reveal the Biblical association of prayer with joy and fruitfulness.

In this sermon, we learn how to “get the ear of God.” If God is not listening, our prayers do not matter. Therefore, we must pray with the Right Motives and with Unlimited Faith.

In this sermon, we identify two critical keys of prayer. Approaching God humbly in prayer requires reconciling the total bankruptcy of self and the total solvency of God.