David Wilkerson unveils the marvelous benefits of repentance, warning that church splits happen because nobody will say, "I'm the one who needs prayer," while revealing how broken hearts unlock God's favor, clear visions of Jesus, and supernatural protection.

Preached: March 5, 1995

Main Points:

• The number one characteristic of a repentant heart is readiness to acknowledge guilt. If you can't admit you're wrong like Pilate washing his hands, you've removed yourself from any possibility of repentance.

• Church splits occur when everyone points fingers, but nobody says, "I'm the one." Whole congregations live under God's wrath for years because no one will acknowledge their sin.

• Godly men like Ezra and Daniel didn't stand apart saying, "I'm clean!" when sin surrounded them. They mourned, fasted, and confessed, "We have sinned," for the whole body.

• Wilkerson confessed his own slander after being slandered, realizing that repeating what others said about him made him just as guilty. Gossip plants evil seeds that replay in your heart for days.

• True repentance requires making restitution beyond saying "if I hurt you." You must spell out exactly what you did, when you said it, and make specific wrongs right.

• The first marvelous benefit of repentance is a clear vision of Jesus in all his glory. While others around Daniel saw nothing and ran in fear, his repentant heart saw Christ's eyes like fire.

•Repentance releases God's favor, divine protection from evil forces, and supernatural strength. You become an open book with no dark places to hide from the flaming eyes of Jesus.

• If you won't acknowledge specific sins and make amends with the people you've wronged, you're wasting time crying at the altar. God shows you one person at a time until every barrier is gone.

Embárcate en un viaje profundo con el sermón de Derek Prince, "Israel en el fin de los tiempos". Desentraña la confusión sobre la identidad de Israel, el linaje que se remonta a Abraham, Isaac y Jacob, y el proceso divino de selección de Dios. Profundiza en la inclusión de otras naciones en el rebaño israelí, mientras comprendes la perspectiva bíblica en la cuarta parte de la serie "¿Dónde estamos en Profecía Bíblica?".

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If you find yourself struggling to live up to Jesus' command to 'Be Perfect', then this sermon by Derek Prince may be for you. Dive into the depth of the Word and His 'grace' that empowers us to live out His commandments, even those we find most challenging. Remember, God's grace begins where our human abilities end.

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Chapters:

00:00 - Jesus Commanded Us to Be Perfect.

09:35 - Receiving the Nature of Christ.

18:26 - Don't Try to Feel Love

20:05 - The Bible Program for Becoming Perfect

27:14 - How Knowing God Can Provide Everything We Need

33:12 - The Starting Point for the Process of Perfection.

39:58 - How to Reach Excellence

45:12 - Excellence in Different Professions.

49:05 - Satan's Strategy to Prepare People for the Antichrist

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David Wilkerson exposes the deadliest sin ravaging the church—one that nearly destroyed the psalmist Asaph and is causing multitudes to shipwreck—the sin of making no sense of your suffering, which leads to the fatal unbelief that God doesn't keep his promises or care about your pain.

This sermon was recorded on January 7, 1997.

Main Points:

• David Wilkerson shares a testimony of a 24-year-old Nigerian woman, faithful to God for four years, sending money home while barely surviving, who lost both parents in a crash and cried, "Why is it so hard to do right?"—revealing the dangerous moment when grief can turn to doubt.

• Asaph nearly slipped into the abyss of unbelief because he couldn't understand why the wicked prospered while he was "plagued all day long and chastened every morning" despite his pure heart.

• The deadliest sin isn't adultery, drugs, or pride—it's the sin of making no sense of your suffering, which opens the door to accusing God of being unfaithful or unconcerned.

• When your God-given dreams blow up in your face, and plans crumble to ashes, the devil whispers, "You can't hear God anymore—why trust any voice now?" seeking to destroy your confidence in God's faithfulness.

• Asaph found deliverance when he went to the sanctuary, and God showed him that the wicked live in terror behind their wealth. It's all a false dream that will burst while the righteous inherit glory.

• Ministers are leaving the ministry not because of adultery or pornography, but because of this sin: "God, I tried to do right, and you did me wrong. You didn't protect me or guide me."

• Unbelief that isn't dealt with quickly becomes fatal. It destroys and shipwrecks everything, costing people their salvation and sending them to hell despite years of faithful service.

• God has a purpose for everything he allows, and when you can't understand, you go to the sanctuary and cry, "Lord, I don't have to understand anymore. You are the strength of my heart forever."

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Vea el sermón esclarecedor de Derek Prince, "Los días de Noé y Lot", parte 3 de la serie "¿Dónde estamos en Profecía Bíblica?". En este sermón, revela la condición del mundo en los últimos tiempos según la Palabra. Aprenda sobre la importancia fundamental de la humildad, la fidelidad y la vigilancia en medio de las adversidades. Este análisis de las Escrituras le capacitará para vivir con valentía y rectitud en el desafiante mundo actual.

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Capítulos:

00:00 - La importancia de humillarnos ante Dios.

06:59 - Creyentes verdaderos y falsos en la cristiandad.

13:30 - La justicia y la maldad llegan a su clímax.

20:00 - Relatos bíblicos y seculares de seres sobrenaturales.

24:46 - La televisión ha impactado la eficacia cristiana.

31:10 - Los días de Noé y Lot ahora.

39:04 - La iglesia necesita un despertar.

45:59 - La Iglesia ha perdido el poder de cambiar vidas.

51:20 - Un encuentro poderoso con el Espíritu Santo.

59:09 - La decisión de Dios de destruir a todas las criaturas vivientes.

1:04:25 - La salvación del hogar y las responsabilidades masculinas.

1:11:30 - Tres requisitos simples para los cristianos.

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God has put all things under the feet of Jesus. Jesus disarmed all principalities and power and made a spectacle of them triumphing over them in it. The enemy is defeated for all believers. Are you living victoriously?

David Wilkerson reveals that the true power of a godly life isn't in performing miracles or calling down storms—it's in having the supernatural ability to turn rejection into an opportunity for compassion, just as Samuel kissed and blessed the very man who replaced him.

Main Points:

• The first mark of a godly person is a sensitive ear to God's voice—if he has all of your heart with nothing held back, he will train you to hear him so clearly that tomorrow at noon, he'll tell you exactly what's coming.

• You don't need decades of theology or a romantic call to China—even if you got saved last week, you can become so sensitive to God's voice that spiritually fat believers will come asking what the Lord is saying.

• Prayer doesn't make you immune from trouble—it's like poking a stick in a hornet's nest, attracting every devil in hell, but if you persist, God will subdue your enemies and bring peace where they "come no more."

• Samuel's sons were thieves, he failed as a father, yet God answered every prayer because his heart was pure—no bribes, no deceit, no guile that would block heaven's response.

• When Israel rejected Samuel after 40 years of service, not one person defended him—but God revealed they weren't rejecting him, they were rejecting the Lord's leadership.

• The shocking power of godliness: Samuel kissed and anointed his replacement, prophesied blessings over him, and said "God forbid I should sin by ceasing to pray for you" to the very people who rejected him.

• Bitterness and revenge are cancer in your spirit—growing faster than any physical cancer—but when you turn rejection into compassion, that's when you display the true power of a godly life.

Embárcate en una expedición espiritual a través de las Escrituras con "La Columna Vertebral de la Profecía Bíblica", Parte 2 de la serie "¿Dónde estamos en Profecía Bíblica?". Equípate con la guía definitiva de supervivencia para navegar las adversidades del mundo. Deja que las enseñanzas del Señor iluminen tu camino hacia una vida protegida en su Reino.

Part 2 - ¿Dónde estamos en Profecía Bíblica?

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