Harmony Christian Church

Jesus, Jesus, Jesus

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The devil is in an all-out attack to eliminate the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, even from church pulpits today.
The episode is a sermon from Harmony Christian Church, delivered by an unnamed pastor. It begins with an urgent call about the devil's attack to eliminate the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in contemporary society, even from some church pulpits. The pastor references William Booth's 1899 quote on dangers like religion without the Holy Ghost, which he sees as coming to pass today. He discusses the importance of having Jesus in daily life, using examples from counseling where vocabulary reveals spiritual absence. The sermon then shifts to a life group lesson on the mark of the beast, explaining that 666 in Hebrew represents total humanity void of spirituality, linking it to secular humanism. Biblical typology is a recurring theme, with the pastor drawing parallels between Old Testament figures like Joseph, Moses, and Abraham and Jesus, highlighting redemption patterns. He details how Jesus' life events, such as being 30 years old at the start of his ministry, connect to Jewish traditions and scriptures. The miracle at the wedding at Cana is analyzed, contrasting Moses' curse of water with Jesus' blessing, symbolizing the infilling of the Holy Spirit. The pastor shares personal reflections on his 52 years of ministry, acknowledging disappointments but expressing hope that the latter days will be greater, citing Haggai 2:9. He encourages listeners to believe in God's exceeding abundance and ends with an invitation for salvation, emphasizing unity in the Trinity.

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A fervent sermon links Jesus' life, Joseph's story, and the church's calling to represent Christ.

Jesus, Jesus, Jesus is a brisk, fervent sermon about keeping Christ at the center of the church and the believer's life. It begins with a warning that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are under attack, including from Washington, D.C., and from some pulpits, then turns toward the…

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You want a fervent, Jesus-centered sermon that moves fast from Egypt to Joseph and the second coming of Christ.

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