Sent To Bring Increase

Sunday September 7, 2008
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Pastor Bob preaches on the sound and voice that God has given us. We aren’t limited to the natural, and God has created us to have the sound of victory and creativity. Are we obedient to what the Word says, or are we polluted with doubt and unbelief? What are we telling ourselves when we are challenged? Use your voice to declare, proclaim.

Blessed To Do

Sunday August 31, 2008
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Pastor Bob explains and elaborates on the sound of increase in the kingdom during this harvest time. (Romans 10:8-18)

Understanding Suffering Part 06

Sunday August 24, 2008
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What is your view of God? God is good and is for us. Satan blinds the lost and many Christians to the Gospel. Pastor Dale uses scriptures to show the role of sin and Satan contrasted to that of grace. Don’t lose your will to succeed, or to be healed, or to go on. Get angry at Satan and sin not by giving place to the devil. ( II Cor. 4:3; John 10:10; Matt. 9:2; Luke 13:11; Eph. 4:26)

Learning How To Better Receive

Sunday August 24, 2008
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Pastor Bob addresses the issue of people who believe they are standing in faith for healing or victory, but are really self-deceived. Listen to find out how to come to a place of freedom.

Understanding Suffering Part 05

Sunday August 10, 2008
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Continuing on the morning’s sermon, Pastor Dale builds on the truth that all have sinned and are guilty of hell. Adam’s offense brought condemnation, but Jesus Christ’s free gift brings justification. Grace empowers us to do something and enables us to live holier lives. We are called to confront. Listen to find out what is the role of an intercessor.

Understanding Suffering Part 04

Sunday August 10, 2008
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Pastor Dale continues preaching on suffering. Suffering is the result of sin, starting with Adam’s sin. Listen to hear answers to questions like: Why did this tragedy happen? Why shouldn’t I sin? Is God glorified in sickness? ( Rom. 3:23-24, Luke 13:5-17)

Understanding Suffering Part 03

Sunday August 3, 2008
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Acts 10:34 God loves you as much as He loves Jesus. We need to determine what suffering is of God and what is of the devil. Godly suffering is when you can choose to get out of it. You can make a choice to walk away from it. Dale uses examples from his own life and from the Bible, such as Moses, Daniel, and Joseph. God chastens and trains us as sons. Godly suffering is unique from the suffering that Satan brings.

Understanding Suffering Part 02

Sunday July 27, 2008
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(Heb. 6:12 We follow those who through faith and patience inherit the promises. God’s promises are conditional. We must take responsibility for our generation. Pride is when you don’t admit your faith didn’t work. We need to believe even when it isn’t working. We can have confidence when we ask according to His will.

Understanding Suffering Part 01

Sunday July 27, 2008
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James 1:2-4 … the trying of your faith produces patience. Your faith is on trial. Pastor Dale preaches on patience and suffering- not looking for the meaning in it, but looking for God’s grace. What do you submit to, and what do you resist? (James 4:7, 8) Allow God to make you stronger by submitting to Him in obedience.

Change Your Mindset

Sunday July 20, 2008
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Neil Meier from Australia ministers on changing our mindsets. Using Moses and Gideon as examples, he encourages the Body to do what the Lord tells us to do and not listen to negative thinking. The biggest enemy is unbelief and ourselves. We need to change the way we do things.

Focus On Jesus

Sunday July 20, 2008
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Neil Meier from Australia preaches on getting your focus on Jesus and going out against what is stealing from you. Be real, ask God to help you, and don’t lose confidence in God. What we don’t overcome will be what we must serve.

Smooth Sailing Part 10

Sunday July 13, 2008
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I John 1:7. We need to love and believe in the Church to bring back her glory. We have known the Church by its failures- spiritual abuses, manipulated, being lied to, immoral leaders. We must go on in the righteousness of Jesus Christ. Coming together as believers is essential. One quality of the assemblying of believers (the Church) is walking in the light as He is in the light. We should get angry about anyone stealing the power from the Church, the Body of Christ. Compromise will take the life out of you. Our fellowship is centered around the light of the Lord Jesus. Are we willing to die for the Church?

Expressing the Spirit

Sunday July 13, 2008
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Romans 12:1,2 Some things God begs you to do: offer your body as a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable to God. When you’re holy, He can indwell you, and you are acceptable. Sin disrupts our fellowship with God and costs heaven’s place in you. What you offer to God as a sacrifice must cost you for your lifetime. Don’t love the world, because it’s not eternal, and the love of the Father is not in him. Base what you say on the Word. James 1:6, 7- If people are wavering, they shouldn’t even think they will receive. Faith begins with your thought-life.

Smooth Sailing Part 9

Sunday July 6, 2008
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The Gospel is powerful, but victimization makes people (in the church) afraid of authority. In order to submit to a person, you need the Holy Spirit to submit to God in them. Pastor Dale explains three indicators of submission. The Word and the Spirit enable us to do what He’s told us to do. Give people the Word, and don’t make their decisions for them.

Smooth Sailing Part 8

Sunday July 6, 2008
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Satan’s plan is to pervert authority, whether it’s in the father’s position in a family or a pastor in the church. For too long the church has allowed sin that then becomes accepted in society. The church is to be salt and light and can make a difference in this nation. We must walk in love and discern the Lord’s Body, the believers’ brothers and sister in Christ. Run to the church for the miracle you need. Normal is a church on fire with the Holy Spirit.

His Hands

Sunday June 29, 2008
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Pastor Bob preaches on equipping the saints for power evangelism. What did Jesus do? He preached. He taught. He healed. If people didn’t believe, He preached and taught more. Take God at His Word and do it! It’s about obedience and belief. If you have the Word, you have Jesus.

Smooth Sailing Part 7

Sunday June 29, 2008
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Are you devoted to the Church? Pastor Dale defines “the Church” and encourages us to “up” our value of Christ, which will in turn increase our evangelism. We should be eagerly telling everyone we meet about Jesus and the Gospel, just like a woman who finds a great sale in a store.

Smooth Sailing Part 6

Sunday June 22, 2008
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God speaks through authority. Jesus delegated authority to us, and when we speak with His authority, it’s as if He said it. The sheep’s trust must be developed when pastors have wounded them. Pastor Dale relates the story of a radio announcer who didn’t submit to his pastor’s authority. We are to obey and be submissive to the good pastors over us.

Smooth Sailing Part 5

Sunday June 22, 2008
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Pastor Dale preaches on the authority of the church and the pastor. Jesus gave Himself for the Church, but Satan hates the Church. Before Satan erodes society, he first attacks the church. One of the places where Satan attacks in the church in Lancaster County is in the area of authority, in which people who were wounded by pastors and churches with bad authority, run away from what will help them. It’s a perversion of authority. Good authority is to edify and to release people.

Smooth Sailing Part 4

Sunday June 15, 2008
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Pastor Dale uses Jeremiah 3:15 to preach on the pastor’s authority in the local church. Because people have been hurt by pastors and church leaders, some Christians don’t trust in the pastors’ authority, but we need to trust in the pastor’s authority and anointing. Rebellion destroys trust and authority. God speaks to the person in authority first.