Passage of Reference: Luke 5:1-11
Expounding from a familiar passage, Br.Sunil draws important lessons for a christian seeking a complete surrender, just the way Apostle Peter surrendered before the Lord to be made a fisher of men.
Br. K. V. Simon- THE 3 "I WILLS" OF LORD JESUS CHRIST- [Sermon] Part 2
Note: This is the 2nd part of this sermon. To listen the 1st part, Visit the following link- https://borivaliassembly.net/?p=7104
Out of the many “I Will” statements that our Lord made, Br K. V Simon draws Valuable Spiritual Lessons of namely 3 Statements:
1. I will draw all men unto my self.John 12:32
2. I will build the Church. Matthew 16:18
3. I will come again. John 14:3
Br. K. V. Simon- THE 3 "I WILLS" OF LORD JESUS CHRIST- [Sermon] Part 1
Out of the many “I Will” statements that our Lord made, Br K. V Simon draws Valuable Spiritual Lessons of namely 3 Statements:
1. I will draw all men unto my self.John 12:32
2. I will build the Church. Matthew 16:18
3. I will come again. John 14:3
Br. Nelson Thomas- Spiritual Warfare: INTRODUCTION [Sermon]
Starting a new Bible study series at Borivali Assembly, Br. Nelson delivers the introductory note to the series. 6 reasons are presented to as why Christians are often taken unawares of the spiritual warfare that they daily ought to fight
BOOK OF HAGGAI – THE LACK OF SATISFACTION- Br. Thomas John
In this 7th sermon, Br. Thomas John expounds from Haggai 1:6 the 5 disappointments of the people
1.Sow much –bring in little :Lack of Fruitfulness
2.Eat – but not enough :Lack of Satisfaction
3.Drink – but not filled :Lack of Refreshing
4.Clothe – but not warm :Lack of Warmth
5.Earn wages – put in bag of holes :Lack of Resources
The 2nd disappointing- Lack of Satisfaction is dealt in detail in this sermon.
BOOK OF HAGGAI – THE LACK OF FRUITFULNESS – Br. Thomas John
Posted below is the sermon delivered by Br.Thomas John on 15 SEPTEMBER, 2011 at Borivali Assembly.In this 6th sermon, Br. Thomas John expounds from Haggai 1:6 the 5 disappointments of the people1.Sow much –bring in little :Lack of Fruitfulness2.Eat – but not enough :Lack of Satisfaction3.Drink – but not filled :Lack of Refreshing4.Clothe – but not warm :Lack of Warmth5.Earn wages – put in bag of holes :Lack of Resources
MEDIATORIAL KINGDOM DURING JUDGES-[Kingdom Study Series]
In this 2nd sermon to the Kingdom Study Series, the message deals with how the mediatorial kingdom functioned during the time of judges. The Judges were only a imperfect shadow of the Millennium Kingdom yet to be established by Lord Jesus Christ.
THE 5 ASPECTS OF MARRIED LIFE [Ecclesiastes 4:9-12] – Br.Thomas John [Audio sermon]
Passage of Reference Ecclesiastes 4:9-12
Br. Thomas john presents 5 reasons for why “Two are better than one”. The illustration in the passage appears to be that a traveler. Marriage is beginning of life journey together.
1.Working life Ecclesiastes 4:9
2.Walking Life Ecclesiastes 4:10
3.Warming Life Ecclesiastes 4:11
4.Watching Life Ecclesiastes 4:12
5.Waiting Life Ecclesiastes 4:12
ESTABLISHMENT OF MEDIATORIAL KINGDOM -[Kingdom Study Series]
In this 2nd sermon to the Kingdom Study Series, the message deals with how God introduced a Mediatorial kingdom on earth as a subset of His Universal Kingdom in Heaven and established it for the first time on Mount Sinai.
UNIVERSAL KINGDOM OF GOD -[Kingdom Study Series]
In this 1st sermon in Kingdom Study Series, the message underlines the importance in studying the Kingdom of God. The Kingdom of God can be said to have two phases
1. Universal Kingdom
2.Mediatorial Kingdom
The main characteristics of the Universal kingdom are as follows
1.Everlasting Kingdom
2.Operation Control through Providence
3.Operation Control through Supernatural means
4.Not dependent on its Subjects
5.Exists in Heaven and Earth without interruption
