Pastor David Wilkerson warns about the spiritual dangers of allowing disappointments to turn into anguish and unbelief. Using Moses and the Israelites as his example, he shows how our response to life's inevitable disappointments determines whether we experience God's deliverance or spiritual wilderness.

Main Ideas:

The Reality of Disappointment

• Everyone faces overwhelming disappointments in marriage, work, family, health, or spiritual life

Two Critical Choices

• When disappointed, we can either give up in despair or trust God completely

The Danger of Unbelief

• Prolonged anguish leads to spiritual deafness where we stop hearing God's promises

God's Faithful Response

• God doesn't rebuke honest questions during struggles

The Cost of Refusing Faith

• The Israelites wasted 38 years in wilderness because they wouldn't believe

The Call to Trust

• God's almighty power is available through his indwelling Spirit

¿Vives Bajo una Maldición? ¡Descubre Cómo Ser Libre! - Liberación de la Maldición

Discover how to manage your finances in alignment with God’s teachings through Derek Prince’s sermon, ‘The Christian And His Money.’ This message is for everyone, regardless of financial status, and offers guidance on balancing material resources with spiritual growth. Learn how biblical principles on wealth can positively influence your life and eternal rewards.

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Chapters:

00:00 - Is Money Good or Evil?

07:40 - You Cannot Separate Your Love from Your Money

12:33 - We Cannot Serve God and Money

20:47 - Using Your Money Wisely

29:13 - We Tithe Out of Grace, Not Law

38:34 - We Need to Give Ourselves First

43:30 - Giving Is Receiving

51:26 - God Does Not Need Our Tips

58:06 - Seek God's Kingdom First

01:06:23 - Tithing Is More Than Just Giving Money

01:15:31 - The Tithe Is Just the Beginning

01:21:33 - Be Generous When You Give

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Pastor David Wilkerson addresses Christians who have fallen into sin or struggle with ongoing wounds and discouragement. He emphasizes that God never abandons his children, even when they fail, and that Satan's greatest lie is convincing believers they cannot return to God or that they're beyond redemption.

Main Ideas

• God never gives up on fallen believers - No matter how low someone has sunk or what they've done, God does not turn his children over to Satan's power

• Satan's strategy is deception, not ownership - The devil knows he cannot truly possess God's children, so he uses lies to keep them in bondage and tries to destroy them before they return

• Consequences exist but don't disqualify restoration - Using David's example from Psalm 38, Wilkerson shows that sin has painful consequences, but these don't prevent God's forgiveness and healing

• The lie that keeps people bound - Satan's primary weapon is convincing fallen Christians that God is angry with them and doesn't want them back

• Return requires taking responsibility - True restoration comes through godly sorrow, confessing sin without blaming others, and stepping out in faith rather than remaining in victim mentality

Cuando no sabes qué hacer… ¡Deja que Dios elija! - Derek Prince

In your Christian walk, have you truly found your purpose? Derek Prince's 'How To Find Your Place' dives into this vital question rooted in the heart of every believer. Understanding God's call for you is not only powerful but a holy treasure, unlocking a fulfilling life in Christ.

Chapters:00:00 - Being Saved Is Being Called11:41 - Your Calling Is Holy16:40 - A Divine Purpose for Every Believer26:14 - Losing Your Life Is Finding Your Life33:12 - Placing Your Body on God's Altar39:19 - What It Means to Renew Your Mind48:17 - Doing What God Wants You to Do55:55 - Ministry and Altar Call

Living in Resurrection Power: Are You Still Trying to Do It Yourself?

In this sermon, Pastor David Wilkerson shows how believers can experience resurrection power today, not just in eternity. The same Spirit that raised Jesus dwells in us now, but we must understand what it means to be "dead" in Christ—recognizing our helplessness and embracing complete dependence on God. True power comes when we stop trying to overcome through our own strength and fully rely on Christ.

Key points:

The "old man" thinks he can overcome through his own efforts

The "new man" admits "I can't do it myself, but I can through Christ"

Being "seated in heavenly places" means settling the issue of trusting God completely

Our flesh will always resist God, but we can turn away from it to Jesus

Resurrection power flows when we exchange striving for dependence

¿Cómo opera el reino de Satanás? Descubre su estructura oculta - Los enemigos que enfrentamos Pt 1