Jesus Our Healer: Week 10, Healing Found in Remembering Jesus

Jesus Our Healer: Week 10, Healing Found in Remembering Jesus

Today's sermon underscores the truth of physical healing in remembering Jesus, as revealed in Isaiah 53:4-5. We explore 8 reasons supporting God's will for a sickness-free life. Focusing on Communion (Luke 22:14-20), we discover the profound significance of Jesus' broken body for both spiritual and physical healing, urging us to partake with gratitude for the healing found in remembrance.

The Anointing - Part 2

The Anointing - Part 2

I. Introduction

A. Reference to I Corinthians 12:1 emphasizing the importance of understanding spiritual matters.

B. Focus on "The Anointing":

1. Drawing from Isaiah 10:27, the anointing is highlighted as a force that destroys yokes in our lives.

2. Emphasis on God's movement in our lives being accompanied by the anointing.

3. The anointing is described as the manifest presence of God, designed to bring godly change.

II. Jesus Was Anointed

A. Discussion on Jesus being anointed:

1. Reference to John 1:1, emphasizing Jesus as God.

2. Matthew 3:13-16 describes Jesus' baptism and anointing.

3. Exploring the need for Jesus to be anointed, referring to Philippians 2:7 where Jesus operated as a man anointed by the Holy Ghost.

B. Purpose of Jesus' anointing:

1. Citing Acts 10:38, Peter's teaching on Jesus doing good, healing, and delivering the oppressed of the devil.

2. Reference to Luke 4:18, outlining Jesus' anointing to preach, heal, deliver, recover, and liberate.

III. You Are Anointed

A. Affirmation of believers being anointed:

1. Connecting believers to the same Spirit as Jesus (I John 2:27).

2. Highlighting the power of the Holy Spirit, referencing Romans 8:11 and 1 John 4:4.

B. Encouragement to bring godly change:

1. Drawing parallels between the believer's anointing and Jesus' purpose (Luke 4:18).

2. Reference to Mark 16:17, emphasizing believers' ability to manifest signs.

3. Urging believers not to neglect their spiritual gifts, citing passages like 1 Timothy 4:14-16 and 2 Timothy 1:6.

IV. Faith Activates the Power

A. Examples of faith activating power:

1. Referring to Luke 5:17, where the power was present, but healing occurred due to the faith of those present.

2. Illustrating the importance of faith with the story in Mark 5:25-34, where the crowd wasn't healed, but an individual was healed through her faith.

B. Emphasis on the church's role in teaching faith in the Name, the Spirit, and Love.

Pastor Doug McGhee's sermon underscores the transformative power of the anointing, rooted in the biblical foundation of Jesus' anointing and its extension to believers. The message challenges individuals to recognize their anointing, encouraging them to bring positive change through faith in the power of God.

God's Gift of Love: Lesson 2, The Gift of God's Patience

God's Gift of Love: Lesson 2, The Gift of God's Patience

In this lesson, we delve into the profound concept of God's patience as a manifestation of His love. Exploring key scriptures, we unravel the misconception that patience implies tolerance for injustice. Join us as we navigate the delicate balance between God's wrath and His enduring love, discovering how understanding His patience transforms our lives and empowers us to reflect His love in our interactions with others.

Jesus Our Healer: Week 9, God is a Good God

Jesus Our Healer: Week 9, God is a Good God

Pastor Tommy passionately shares the heart of God in today's episode, "Jesus our Healer: God is a Good God!" Drawing from Psalms 145:8-9, he emphasizes God's compassionate and merciful nature. Unveiling the truth that God corrects through His Word and Spirit, not sickness, Pastor Tommy assures us of God's healing provision. Tune in to grasp the promise that those who seek God lack no good thing, including healing. Join the journey as Pastor Tommy explores the profound goodness of God, bringing restoration and wholeness to every listener's life.

God Gift of Love: Lesson 1, To Love Others is to Know Him

God Gift of Love: Lesson 1, To Love Others is to Know Him


Join us in this compelling podcast episode, as Pastor Tommy explores the profound message of love based on 1 John 4:7-10. Delve into the transformative power of understanding God's character and its direct connection to our ability to love others.

Discover how to go beyond mere actions and embrace the idea of "being perfect" as your heavenly Father is perfect. Pastor Tommy challenges our perceptions of God's character, asking if we've truly embraced a biblical image of Him.

Through this series, you'll gain a deeper understanding of love, as outlined in 1 Corinthians 13:4-8. It's a call to allow God's love to flow through us, becoming living embodiments of love itself.

Don't miss this opportunity to explore the biblical image of God and its profound impact on your capacity to love. Experience and share the extraordinary gift of love that God offers. Tune in and embark on a journey to "BE LOVE."

Jesus Our Healer: Week 8 - Jesus is Our Passover Lamb & Standard for Healing

Jesus Our Healer: Week 8 - Jesus is Our Passover Lamb & Standard for Healing

In this episode, we delve into the profound and timeless message of Jesus as our Passover Lamb and Standard for Healing. We begin by understanding the significance of Old Testament rituals and ceremonies, which were divinely designed to foreshadow the eternal blessings that Jesus would bring into our lives.

We unravel the concept of Jesus as our Passover Lamb, connecting the Old Testament Passover ritual to its significance in our Christian faith. This ritual, including the application of blood and the consumption of the lamb's flesh, served as a temporary fix for the Israelites, pointing to the permanent and comprehensive healing that Jesus offers. We emphasize that Jesus fulfills the symbolism of the Passover Lamb, removing our sin and offering healing once and for all.

The sermon takes a deeper turn as we narrate the incident from Numbers 21, where venomous snakes afflicted the Israelites, leading to a profound revelation. We highlight God's instruction to Moses to create a brass serpent on a pole, a symbol of healing and forgiveness of sins when looked upon with faith. We seamlessly connect this symbol to Jesus, explaining how, when lifted up, Jesus offers not only eternal life but ongoing healing to all who steadfastly focus on His sacrifice.

In the conclusion of this compelling episode, we leave listeners with a clear and powerful message: Healing is undoubtedly the will of God for us today. We tie the two major points together, emphasizing that through His sacrifice, we are healed from our transgressions, and deliver a message of hope and faith to our congregation and to all those listening.

Join us for this thought-provoking episode as we uncover the profound significance of Jesus as our Passover Lamb and the Standard for Healing. You'll gain a deeper understanding of God's eternal plan for your health and well-being, and be inspired to embrace the healing that Jesus offers. Don't miss this transformative episode that is sure to leave you with a renewed sense of hope and faith in God's healing power.

Love: Week 12, Love Doesn't Judge

Love: Week 12, Love Doesn't Judge

In a world that often judges and condemns, we are called to be different. Love is not about passing judgment but showing mercy and forgiveness. Let's follow the example of Jesus, who said, 'Neither do I condemn thee.' This non-judgmental love is a message of acquittal, not judgment. As we embrace this love, we become beacons of light in a dark world, and we open our hearts to receive the same mercy we extend to others.

Love: Week 11 - Love Gives

Love: Week 11 - Love Gives

Love Gives

Introduction – Today we continue our series that is helping us understand God and His love. In our opening text, we see that Jesus issued the command (not a suggestion) to love one another. And He went on to say that this love would be our defining quality as believers. Not our fancy churches, not our eloquent messages, not our wild demonstrations of the Spirit of God. But instead, it would be love. It would be how well we show love to one another.

Now if the world is actually going to stand up and take notice of this love, then this love would have to be uncharacteristic of what the world knows as love. Love of the world is nothing like the love of God. The love of the world is actually a selfish love. In reality, it is lust, not love.

Notice that the love of the world is seated in lust and self. Most of all the love songs are about the way you make me feel, and the way you look to me and what you do to me. But what happens when the way you make me feel or the way you look or what you do to me changes. The love ends.

So God’s love is not based on a feeling or self-gratification or self-satisfaction at all. It will actually produce a deep, inner spiritual satisfaction and gratification. And even long-term sustainable blessing. But its motivator is not seeking out those things. This love that Jesus called us to was a divine love that emanates from the heart of God that seeks to give and bless, not take and consume. His love is a love that is all about you, not me!

A love that is not based on what you do for me, but rather is concerned about you regardless of me. A love that forgives regardless of what you “did to me”. A love that can give regardless of what you’re giving to me. A love that can prefer you regardless of how much you are considering me. A love that can serve regardless of what you are doing for me!

And since Jesus commanded us to walk in this higher love, we’re seeking to understand what that means to our daily life.

  1. We pointed out that love puts others first (It Prefers them) - Rom 12:10 - Be kindly affectioned one to another with brotherly love; in honour preferring one another KJV

  2. We learned that love won’t intentionally hurt another person - Rom 13:10 - Love never does anything that is harmful to a neighbor. GWT

  3. We’ve learned that love seeks to Covers the shortcomings of others to help them get restored - Prov 17:9 - He that covereth a transgression seeketh love; KJV

  4. Love does not demean people but builds them up - 1 Cor 8:1 – …Knowledge puffs up, but love builds up. NIV

  5. Love Lays down its life to help others - John 15:13 - Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. KJV

  6. Love seeks out those that are hurting and lost to help them - Ezek 34:11&16 - 11 "'For this is what the Sovereign Lord says: I myself will search for my sheep and look after them. ... 16 I will search for the lost and bring back the strays. I will bind up the injured and strengthen the weak… NIV

  7. A love that rejoices when you get ahead instead of is envious and covetous of you - 1 Cor 13:6 - Love ….rejoices with the truth. NIV

Love rejoices when you get ahead for you getting ahead God’s truth prevailing in your life.

God in us makes us the biggest celebrators of the victory of others.

Today: want to talk about another aspect of love Love Gives!

1 John 3:16-18 - 16 By this we know love, because He laid down His life for us. And we also ought to lay down our lives for the brethren. 17 But whoever has this world's goods, and sees his brother in need, and shuts up his heart from him, how does the love of God abide in him? 18 My little children, let us not love in word or in tongue, but in deed and in truth. NKJV

Notice that this God kind of love requires the action of giving. Notice the phrase “not in word or in tongue” Amp “in theory or in speech” Theory is an unproven thought or assumption. We are not to just buy into the theory of love, that’s not love at all. In Speech We are not to just say we love. Anyone can say “I love you” but until that word finds action, it’s just you bumping your gums. Your actions state otherwise. No! Love has a corresponding action! And one of the primary actions of love is giving! You can give without loving, but you can’t live without giving. For you to say you love someone, and you have the wherewithal to help

Jesus Our Healer: Week 5 - Better Means Better

Jesus Our Healer: Week 5 - Better Means Better

"Heb 8:6 - But now hath he [Jesus] obtained a more excellent ministry, by how much also he is the mediator of a better covenant, which was established upon better promises. KJV

Notice that this verse tells us of a better covenant.

For there to be a better covenant there needs to be a one that it is better than.

And so there are at least two covenants that this scripture speaks to us about.

And what we want to do tonight is talk about these two covenants to discover if healing is a part of this better covenant that Jesus has provided for us."

The excerpt introduces the idea of the "better covenant" and the presence of multiple covenants in the Bible. It sets the stage for a discussion about the old and new covenants and the inclusion of healing as a promise in the old covenant.