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10 resources referencing Isaiah 35:4
The sermon explores the prophecy of Isaiah 35:4-6, emphasizing the fulfillment of Jesus Christ's first coming through miracles such as healing the blind, deaf, mute, and lame. It distinguishes…
The sermon explores the prophecy of Isaiah 35:4-6, highlighting the fulfillment of Jesus Christ's miracles such as healing the blind, deaf, mute, and lame as evidence of His divine mission. It…
The sermon explores Matthew 11, focusing on Jesus's interaction with different groups, especially His invitation to the weary. It highlights John the Baptist's doubts about Jesus as the Messiah,…
The sermon focuses on 1 Thessalonians 5:11-15, emphasizing the importance of loving and supporting fellow believers within the church community. It highlights six commands for church members: warning…
The sermon emphasizes the power and importance of persistent prayer, illustrated through biblical examples like Daniel and John the Baptist. It encourages believers to maintain a consistent prayer…
This sermon explores Isaiah 21:11-12, focusing on the watchman's role in discerning the spiritual 'night' and 'morning'—times of darkness and light in God's plan. It discusses interpretations of the…
The sermon emphasizes the harmony between the Old and New Testaments, particularly in their unified testimony about Christ's person, work, and salvation. It highlights the Apostle Paul's defense of…
The sermon explores the story of Blind Bartimaeus from Mark 10:46-52, emphasizing his faith and recognition of Jesus as the Son of David, the promised Messiah. It highlights the significance of faith…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of courage and faith in God's promises, drawing from the story of Joshua and the Israelites' conquest of Ai. It highlights that despite past failures and fears,…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of preaching the Word of God as the message of the hour, especially in times when people prefer teachings that please their ears rather than sound doctrine. It…