David Wilkerson uses the story of Pharaoh's cruelest command as a mirror, showing every exhausted believer still trying to make bricks without straw that God is not Pharaoh. Jesus has already made full provision, and the only thing left to do is stop struggling and let the Holy Ghost do what flesh never could.

Preached: December 11, 1994

Main Points:

• Pharaoh is a type of Satan, and Egypt is a type of every bondage that holds God's people, whether smoking, drinking, p*rnography, temper, unbelief, or covetousness. His first device is always the same: get back to your works, more works, impossible works, and do it without any of the tools you need.

• Just as the message of freedom swept through the camps of Israel and Pharaoh doubled the quota the very same day, the devil will hear you responding to a message of deliverance and immediately increase the pressure to make you believe it will never happen for you.

• The law was never meant to set you free. It was a schoolmaster to bring you to Christ, a mirror held up to show you how wide the gap is between your wickedness and God's holiness, and how impossible it is to bridge that gap by anything your flesh can do.

• The servant who buried his talent and said, "You reap where you have not sown," was looking at God as Pharaoh, accusing him of demanding results without providing tools. That is exactly how many Christians feel, and it is a lie from the same enemy who invented the bricks without straw command.

• God has made no spiritual demand on you without making full provision for you to fulfill it through the Holy Ghost. He is not sitting up in heaven twiddling his thumbs while you struggle. He abides in you, he is greater than the one in the world, and when you call on him, he will exert his power.

• Some people never get free because they want to be plucked out, but won't obey God's voice. The Holy Spirit warns lovingly, whispers "don't do it," and if you override him, he speaks louder and louder, because he is so faithful, he will do whatever it takes to get your attention.

• God has made an ironclad "I will" promise seven times over: I will bring you out, I will rid you of bondage, I will redeem you, I will take you to me, I will be God to you, I will bring you into the land, I will give you a heritage. The only response left is to lift your hands and surrender what you could never carry yourself.

¿Vives Bajo una Maldición? ¡Descubre Cómo Ser Libre! - Liberación de la Maldición Pt 1 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.

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Chapters:

00:00 - Being Saved Is Being Called

11:41 - Your Calling Is Holy

16:40 - A Divine Purpose for Every Believer

26:14 - Losing Your Life Is Finding Your Life

33:12 - Placing Your Body on God's Altar

39:19 - What It Means to Renew Your Mind

48:17 - Doing What God Wants You to Do

55:55 - Ministry and Altar Call

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David Wilkerson stands before his congregation, physically trembling over Ezekiel 3, warning every pastor, teacher, and believer that they will one day stand before God and answer for every soul they failed to warn, then reveals that the only way to fulfill that terrifying responsibility is not human zeal but the secret place alone with God.

Preached: September 29, 1996

Main Points:

• David Wilkerson said this scripture caused him to tremble physically, spiritually, and emotionally every time he read it. God told Ezekiel plainly: if you don't warn the wicked and they die in their sin, their blood is on your hands. That warning does not expire in the day of grace.

• Peter, after Pentecost, pointed his finger at the crowd and said, "You crucified both the Lord and the Christ." Stephen called the religious leaders stiff-necked and uncircumcised in heart, knowing it would cost him his life. Paul confronted incest in the Corinthian church publicly. None of them were willing to stand before God with blood on their hands.

• How many pastors will answer on judgment day for the Laodicean condition in their churches, for telling people they're alive when they're dead, for feeding congregations on pop psychology and flattery instead of warning them about sin? Better to run out of church angry and convicted than to be flattered gently into hell.

• God's answer to the weight of this responsibility was not to send Ezekiel immediately into the streets. He took him aside first, showed him his glory, and struck him speechless, because a man who goes out in his own human zeal will do more damage than good.

• Every word that comes from a true pulpit must first come from the secret closet of prayer. David Wilkerson went to prayer like a disciple with an empty basket, saying, "Lord, I have nothing," and Jesus breaks the bread and fills it. If you haven't been shut in with God weeping over the lost, you're babbling.

• The greatest wickedness in the congregation that day was not drugs or alcohol or sexual sin. It was Christians who had heard warning after warning and still held grudges, still carried bitterness, still hardened their hearts. They were almost beyond help.

• David Wilkerson called the whole church to a 30-day round-the-clock prayer chain, not to be busy or religious, but because God will only give the right word at the right time to those who have first been alone with him long enough to fall on their face.

Sumérgete en el poder de "Autoridad y Poder de la Palabra de Dios" de Derek Prince. Este sermón no solo destaca el profundo impacto de las Escrituras en nuestras vidas, sino que te guía en un viaje personal para descubrir la Palabra de Dios. Experimenta el poder liberador de la Palabra de Dios, que te purifica, fortalece y redime en tu vida diaria con el Señor en la segunda parte de la serie "Poniendo el Fundamento".

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Discover the path into God's presence, beginning with joyful shouts of thanksgiving and praise for His goodness and His magnificent greatness. Once there, praise gives way to worship, an intimate attitude of bowing your heart and body before the Lord in reverent awe.

David Wilkerson preaches just weeks after 9/11 to a city still trembling with fear, revealing that God's hedge of thorns around every believer was never just for their own survival but to produce a Joseph company of tested, proven people who carry exactly what a terrified world now desperately needs.

Preached: October 21, 2001

Main Points:

• The Hebrew word for preserve means to put a hedge of thorns around someone, to guard every coming and every going. Wilkerson stood before his congregation six weeks after 9/11 and said he had no gas mask and didn't intend to buy one, because God's covering is better than anything man can produce.

• God did not preserve Israel through ten plagues, the Red Sea, snakes, and forty years of wilderness just so they could sit around a campfire telling their grandchildren stories. He brought them out so he could bring them in, and every trial had a destination attached to it.

• Joseph is the clearest picture: sold by his brothers, falsely accused, laid in irons, forgotten in prison, his greatest test was not the suffering but the word of the Lord that seemed to contradict everything he was going through.

• At 70, David Wilkerson looked back over decades of cancer in his family, loneliness before multitudes, and terror of the enemy's attacks, and said exactly what Joseph said: God sent me. The devil meant it for evil, but God meant it for good.

• God is not looking for another televangelist or a star when the nation is reeling. He is looking for the hidden Joseph company, individuals he has been working on for years, who can go one-by-one to a neighbor, a coworker, a family member, and say God has what you need.

• Gwen Wilkerson went through cancer after cancer and finally said she didn't feel she was being used. The clue to your ministry is the battles God brought you through. She began quietly writing letters to women with cancer all over the world, and they wrote back saying she had put faith in their hearts.

• Everything begins not with a platform but with hunger. Wilkerson spent a year in a small Pennsylvania town weeping before the Lord with no vision, no plan, no destination, just desperate for God. Out of that year came one step, one page in Life magazine, and a call to New York that ended at Times Square Church.

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