A sermon on Jesus' victory over death leads the congregation into a praise break.
Starting with John 16:33, the preacher speaks of peace in a troubled world and turns to Passover and First Fruits to celebrate Jesus' victory over death.

Resurrection-centered preaching with fire.
Agape Church Sunday Teaching carries sermon messages from a lively Christian congregation. Episodes move through the Overcomer series, connecting John’s Gospel, Colossians, Passover, First Fruits, and resurrection hope with everyday endurance.
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Agape Church Sunday Teaching is a Christian sermon feed built from live services. The material is dominated by the Overcomer series, a Passover-season run of messages about Jesus’ victory through death, burial, and resurrection. The pace is animated. The preacher returns again and again to John 16:33, using it as a frame for peace, tribulation, and the command to be of good cheer. These sermons are not quiet meditations. They work through Scripture with volume, repetition, humor, audience prompts, and a clear expectation that the congregation will answer back. Episodes connect John’s Gospel, Colossians, Hebrews, Romans, and Revelation with the feasts of the Lord, especially Passover and First Fruits. The teaching argues that biblical feasts are not merely past-tense observances but memorial and prophetic signs pointing to Jesus’ finished work and future hope. Resurrection is the center of gravity. The show repeatedly presents Jesus as the one who overcomes death, defeats spiritual powers, brings freedom from bondage, and makes believers more than conquerors. The language is vivid and warfare-shaped, with references to the devil, darkness, judgment, testimony, and the blood of the lamb. It also has a distinctly live-church texture. A shofar sounds during one service, a Messianic congregation is welcomed, and a sermon pauses for a praise break led by Brandon after a Ron Canole song comes to mind. Those moments give the feed a loose, immediate quality. The teaching can double back on phrases and verses, but that repetition is part of its congregational force. It is meant to build agreement. It is meant to move the room. Listeners looking for tightly edited lecture-style Bible teaching may find it expansive and spontaneous. Listeners who want fervent preaching, resurrection-centered theology, and a worshipful call to endure hardship through faith will understand its appeal quickly.
Made for: For Christians who want energetic sermon audio rooted in Scripture, worship, and congregational response. It especially suits listeners drawn to teaching on resurrection, spiritual victory, biblical feasts, and perseverance through trouble.
What sets it apart: The show stands out through its live-service momentum: call-and-response preaching, shofar and praise-break moments, and extended links between Passover, First Fruits, and the believer’s victory in Jesus.
Sunday sermons from Agape Church in Little Rock Arkansas
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Sustained teaching connects resurrection, biblical feasts and daily Christian perseverance with the energy of a live church service.
Agape Church Sunday Teaching builds its Overcomer series around a sustained claim: Jesus' death and resurrection make victory possible in the believer's present life.
A shofar sounds, and your resurrection sermon may turn into a praise break.
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A sermon on Jesus' victory over death leads the congregation into a praise break.
Starting with John 16:33, the preacher speaks of peace in a troubled world and turns to Passover and First Fruits to celebrate Jesus' victory over death.
A sermon on Christ's victory draws the congregation into a praise break.
The preacher begins with John 16:33 and brings Christ's victory into the congregation's own struggles. Because Jesus overcame, the sermon argues, believers can meet their battles with peace and confidence.
A scripture-led sermon on finding peace in Jesus' victory amid everyday trouble.
The preacher begins with John 16:33 and a plain acknowledgment of trouble at home and at work. Prayer, he says, does not make every difficulty disappear. Instead, Jesus' victory over the world gives believers a reason to meet trouble with peace.
An energetic Passover sermon connects Jesus' resurrection with believers' hope of overcoming.
The first installment of the Overcomer series connects Jesus' death and resurrection with Passover and the feast of first fruits. The preacher moves from the cross and Jesus' victory over death to what that victory means for believers in daily life.
An emphatic sermon connects the feast of first fruits with Jesus' resurrection and believers' hope.
Jesus' victory over death drives this opening sermon in the Overcomer series, delivered ahead of Passover Sunday. The preacher ties the cross and resurrection to the feast of first fruits, then returns to what that victory means for believers now.

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A pastor introduces a sermon series answering the top five questions from the congregation, focusing on family dynamics and husband-wife relationships.
A pastor introduces a vintage series honoring deceased ministers, focusing on Billy Graham's teachings and encouraging emulation of their faith.
A pastor shares a humorous story about meeting his wife at youth group while introducing a sermon from James chapter one.
A pastor introduces a sermon series answering the top five questions from the congregation, focusing on family dynamics and husband-wife relationships.
A sermon celebrating Jesus as the overcomer of death and tribulation, with a focus on finding peace in him.
A sermon celebrating Jesus as the overcomer of death and tribulation, with congregational announcements and a reading from John 16:33.
A sermon about how Jesus overcame death and tribulation so believers can have peace and victory.
A sermon encouraging believers that through Jesus' victory over death, they can overcome life's tribulations.
In 'Overcomer Part 2,' the pastor at Agape Church delivers a Sunday teaching on the resurrection of Jesus as the biblical 'firstfruits' from the dead, grounding the argument in John 16:33, Colossians 2, Hebrews 6:1-2, and 1 Corinthians 15.
A sermon encouraging believers to find peace and cheer because Jesus has overcome the world, enabling them to overcome tribulations.
In the first installment of a four-week Passover series called 'Overcomer,' the pastor opens with a spoken-word declaration of Jesus as king before arguing that the holiday most churches call Easter or Resurrection Sunday should actually be understood as the biblical Feast of First Fruits from Leviticus 23.
In 'Overcomer Part 1,' the Agape Church Sunday Teaching pastor launches a four-week Passover series by arguing that Resurrection Sunday is most accurately called the Feast of Firstfruits from Leviticus 23.