Times Square Church - Sermons

God will hear you; whatever your need is, He will hear you! Fear is of the devil, God wants you free and He wants to deliver you. He encamps around you, don’t you be afraid. He answers prayer! This is not fiction; this is the Word of the Lord!

Sometimes the greatest expression of faith is trusting God with your doubts. Any person who is choosing to be honest with God is going to see things that a person who wants to hide behind religion, ritual and rite, and ceremony cannot see. The only thing that is blocking that revelation of Him is our willingness to reveal ourselves to Him. God reserves the right to uncover us because He is the one who covers us.

We are in a place now where we have arrogantly set our course against the ways of God as a people, as a nation. We have a window of opportunity and it will require the whole church, every denomination. It’s time to take everything and put it aside and go back to prayer, go back to the will of God. We have to go back to prayer.

Even though justice is moving this way, mercy is crying out. You and I will never pray for the lost unless God Himself has first had that burden and then chose to share that burden with us. His words are justice, but His voice is mercy. We are not going to leave it up to the lost to be the final word; God has given us a message.

Sin robbed us and took away what God had for us. There is a way to change, to become the person God has intended you to be and not the person that sin made you into. You are no fool to give up the follies and illusions of this world and the dreams it presents that never really satisfy to open your heart to the God who loves you, who is willing to forgive you and give you a reason to live and a hope of eternity when this life is gone.

Miracles still happen. Cast your bread upon the water and one day it will come back to you. He takes that which is small and multiplies it. God is going to be an endless source of supply to you.

Salt has the capacity to bring out the flavor in everything that it touches. The Lord asks us to be salt. Part of us being salt is bringing out the flavor, the best out of people. We are not only living epistles, living letters, but in a very real sense we are a sampler to the world. Do not lose your savor, do not lose your flavor and do not lose your saltiness.

God is our refuge and strength. There are many times in the Christian experience when your test will last and God will keep delivering you. Husbands can fail, wives can fail, families can fail, everything can fail; there’s one that never fails: Jesus. Put your trust in Him, don’t you ever give up. He’s never going to leave you or forsake you.

No Matter What - Part 2

Jesus died so not only we would not have to die, but we could live the life that we were born to live, that is to live in the embrace of God. The cross is not easy to look at, but God turns your head and mine and says “Look at Him.” It’s time to behold the Lord and to make a decision. That person became rejected so that we might be accepted in the Beloved.

We are living at a time of unparalleled arrogance against the Word of God, the ways of God and the things of God. The whole church is going to have to abandon pursuits that have left her weak and powerless. In that secret place you have got to rise up. You cannot live in a secret defeat and ever win a public battle.

No Matter What

If ever there was a time to rise up and be the church it is now. This is the season, this is the hour, this is the time. You and I are not called in our strength; we are called in our weakness. You come in small, but God is going to send you out larger than you are. This is a supernatural Christ, this is a supernatural salvation.

There is a Jesus who can lift you up and cause you to live in His life, and He will make sense of it. No matter the flood, no matter the fire, He is faithful. He will bring you through it, you will see. He will not reject you when you need Him the most. He will cause you to triumph!

The Lord loves a cheerful giver. If we are able to sacrifice at all it is because the Lord has provided us the capacity to do so. He gives us the capacity to cheerfully give up those things that we thought were bringing us cheer. The Lord will give us both the willingness and the ability; it is God who is working in us both to will and to do.