Unstoppable 15: A Five Fold Fullness

This sermon centers on Stephen, the first Christian martyr, highlighting his unique "five-fold fullness" as described in the Bible. It draws parallels between Stephen's spiritual qualities and the challenges faced by contemporary believers, emphasizing the need for the filling of the Holy Spirit, wisdom, grace, and faith. Pastor also gives tribute to Charlie Kirk and talks about what his martyrdom means.

Zechariah Part 10

Zechariah sees a basket used for measuring grain, symbolizing commerce and economy, containing a woman who represents wickedness and evil throughout the land.

Zechariah Part 9

The message was a reminder or a warning to the people as they rebuilt their nation of Israel, that the law of God was still vital for them. The nations of Israel and Judah had been destroyed by the Babylonians because they had trampled on the law of God. If the new and reestablished nation was to succeed, the people would absolutely have to obey the word of God.

Zechariah Part 8

Zechariah chapter 4 presents a unique vision featuring a golden lampstand, two olive trees, and flowing golden oil, symbolizing the Holy Spirit's power in accomplishing God's work. This vision provides encouragement to believers, emphasizing that success in spiritual endeavors is achieved not by human strength but by the Spirit of God.

Zechariah Part 7

Five Hundred years before Christ was born, the Prophet Zechariah gives us four incredible pictures of what he would do.

Zechariah 6

Zechariah ministered to people at a time of great distress in the Jewish history. In fact, the Hight Priest Joshua had fallen into great sin in failing to rebuild the temple as promised. But Zechariah had a message of hope for Joshua, and for all the Jewish remnant. The devil was accusing them of real sin in their lives, but God was there to forgive them and restore them. We know the same is true for us, and God wants to restore us so we can become His disciples. This message answers the question: "How do you forgive yourself?" The answer might surprise you.

Zechariah 5

The Bible promises future returns for our work. And Zechariah's great message was to keep on working with enthusiasm because there will be future results beyond anything the builders could imagine. In this vision Jerusalem is measured and there is a wall of fire around the city. What does this mean for us today?