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Discover the powerful spiritual practice of biblical fasting — not as a diet, religious ritual, or show of piety, but as a heartfelt way to humble yourself, quiet the noise of daily life, and draw closer to God.In this teaching, we explore what fasting truly is according to Scripture, why Jesus said “when you fast” (not “if”), and how it trains the will, intensifies prayer, and creates sacred space to hear God more clearly. Every hunger pang becomes a reminder: “Lord, I need You more than this meal.”

What You’ll Learn:
The true definition and heart of biblical fasting
What fasting is NOT (performance, dieting, protest, or empty ritual)
Powerful insights from Isaiah 58 — the fast God chooses
Examples from Moses, David, Esther, Daniel, Jesus, Anna, Ezra, Nehemiah, Paul, and the early church
Different types of fasts and practical how-to guidance
Why fasting still matters in our noisy, instant-gratification world
How to combine fasting with prayer, Scripture, worship, repentance, and compassion

Jesus expected His followers to fast. The early church did it when seeking God’s will for major decisions. This discipline is still available today for anyone hungry for more of God.“Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word of God.”

Whether you’ve never fasted before or want to deepen this spiritual practice, this message will encourage and equip you. Start small — one meal, one focused prayer time — and watch God work.

Download the notes (https://bit.ly/Bible-Fasting) for full Scriptures and outlines.

Timestamps:
0:00 – Introduction to Biblical Fasting
0:29 – What is Biblical Fasting? (Definition & Purpose)
1:03 – It Trains the Will & Creates Space for God
1:53 – David: “I Humbled My Soul with Fasting”
2:55 – Jesus Expected Us to Fast (Matthew 6)
3:52 – Fasting Must Be Private, Sincere & God-Centered
4:46 – Prayer + Fasting = Spiritual Power (Mark 9, Matthew 17)
5:43 – Fasting Without Prayer is Just Dieting
6:03 – What Fasting is NOT + Isaiah 58 Warning
7:39 – True Fasting: Skip Selfishness, Not Just Meals
9:32 – Why Fasting Still Matters Today
10:56 – Benefits of Biblical Fasting
11:38 – Biblical Examples (Moses, David, Esther, Daniel, Jesus, Anna, Ezra, Nehemiah, Paul)
15:09 – Early Church & Corporate Fasting
19:36 – Spiritual Purposes of Fasting
21:28 – Types of Fasts (Partial, Normal, Absolute, Non-Food)
23:16 – How to Fast Safely & Practically
26:20 – Start Small – Building Spiritual Discipline
28:50 – Keep It God-Centered & Genuine
30:15 – Closing Encouragement: Get Hungry for God

This is a scriptural, practical, and balanced look at one of the most neglected spiritual disciplines. Fasting is not about earning God’s favour — it’s about positioning your heart to seek Him wholeheartedly.

“Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness: for they shall be filled.” (Matthew 5:6)

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In this powerful and timely Bible message, discover the vital truth that Jesus Christ — the King of kings — is returning soon. Just as a royal visit demands preparation, the coming of the Lord calls every one of us to personal readiness.From current world events — wars and rumours of wars, economic pressures, moral collapse, deception, and growing opposition to biblical truth — to the clear promises in Scripture, this sermon will stir your faith, awaken your hope, and challenge you to live with eternity in view.

You’ll hear:
Why the Second Coming changes everything about how we live today
The “Blessed Hope” that brings comfort in uncertain times
Clear signs of the last days unfolding before our eyes
Practical instructions: Watch, Prepare (pursue holiness), and Live Expectantly
The powerful parable of the Ten Virgins — are you ready when the midnight cry comes?
How to have oil in your lamp and assurance of salvation

This is not a message of fear, but of hope and urgent encouragement. The King who died for you, rose again, and is now preparing a place for you has promised: “I will come again and receive you unto Myself.”Whether you’re a new believer or have walked with Christ for years, this message will refresh your zeal and call you back to wholehearted devotion. Important Question: If Jesus returned today — would you be ready? Drop a comment below with “The King is Coming!” or “I’m Ready!” and share this video with someone who needs to hear this urgent truth.

Scripture Highlights:
John 14:3, 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17, Titus 2:13, Matthew 24 & 25, 1 John 3:3, Revelation 22:20, Hebrews 10:24-25

Timestamps:
0:02 – The Royal Visit Story
2:01 – The King is Coming
7:17 – Wisdom, Hope & Readiness
11:03 – Signs of the Times (Current Events)
28:00 – How to Be Ready: Watch, Prepare, Live Expectantly
34:07 – The Parable of the Ten Virgins
40:17 – Final Challenge & PrayerIf you don’t know Jesus as your Saviour, today is the day to get ready. He offers full forgiveness and eternal life. Come to Him while there’s still time.

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This powerful Easter sermon will stir your faith and fill you with resurrection hope. Two events changed human history forever: the Cross and the Empty Tomb. On Friday it looked like defeat — but on Sunday, victory was declared!At the cross, your debt was paid in full. At the empty tomb, death itself was defeated. The same power that raised Jesus from the dead is alive and available for you today.In this inspiring message you will discover:
The powerful story of Barabbas — the guilty man who walked free while the innocent Son of God took his place (and yours)
The Great Exchange: His righteousness for your sin
Why the cross was not a tragedy but a divine transaction for your salvation
The moment the stone was rolled away and the angel declared, “He is not here — He is risen!”
How the risen Jesus tenderly spoke Mary’s name — and how He still speaks your name today
The peace that Jesus brings to fearful hearts
The living resurrection power available to every believer right now (Romans 8:11)

This isn’t just ancient history. This is resurrection power for your life today — power to overcome sin, fear, guilt, and hopelessness. Power to forgive, to live boldly, and to face tomorrow with confidence.

Whether you’re grieving, struggling, or simply hungry for more of God, this message will remind you: Because He lives, you can truly live. Nothing is beyond repair. No one is too far gone. The tomb is still empty!

Key Scriptures:
John 20, Matthew 28, Romans 8:11, Philippians 3:10, 2 Corinthians 5:21, Isaiah 53

Challenge: If you have never trusted Jesus as your Saviour, let today be the day. He died in your place. He rose so you could live. Drop a comment below and tell us: “I believe He is risen!”
Share this message with someone who needs hope right now.

Timestamps:
0:00 – The Greatest Day Ever
3:04 – The Cross & The Great Exchange
14:02 – The Silence of Saturday
15:09 – The Stone is Rolled Away
17:32 – Jesus Calls Mary by Name
19:31 – Peace Be Unto You
21:45 – I Am the Resurrection and the Life
24:48 – The Power of His Resurrection Today
32:02 – Final Invitation & Prayer

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In this moving Easter message, we journey with Jesus from tears at Lazarus’ tomb to the triumph of the empty tomb — and discover how the risen Christ turns our deepest sorrow into eternal hope.Christ is risen. He is risen indeed!

In this heartfelt sermon, we explore the three months between Christmas and Easter — the same intense final period of Jesus’ earthly ministry. From the Feast of Dedication (Hanukkah) where He declared “I and the Father are one,” through powerful teaching in Galilee, to the raising of Lazarus, the triumphal entry, the agony of the cross, and the glorious resurrection — every moment was filled with purpose, love, and salvation for you and me.

We reflect on the beautiful 96-year-old mother-in-law of the speaker, still witnessing and blessing others in her final days, as a living picture of the hope we have in Christ. Whether through earthly death or the rapture, those who belong to Jesus will rise with Him.

Key moments in the message:
Jesus weeping with Mary and Martha — “Jesus wept” (John 11:35) — the shortest verse in the Bible, yet one of the most powerful proofs of His love.
“I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in Me, though he may die, he shall live.” (John 11:25)
The willing sacrifice on Calvary — the mocking, the scourging, the cry “It is finished!”
The glorious resurrection appearances to Mary Magdalene, doubting Thomas, and the disciples.

This Easter sermon reminds us that Jesus still meets us in our weeping. He still comforts broken hearts, forgives sinners, heals the hurting, and offers new life to all who trust in Him. No matter what roller-coaster season you’re walking through — grief, uncertainty, or loss — the same resurrection power that raised Lazarus and conquered the grave is available to you today.If you’ve never trusted Christ as your Saviour, today is the day. He loves you. He wept for you. He died for you. He rose for you.

“And can it be that I should gain an interest in the Saviour’s blood? Died He for me, who caused His pain — for me, who Him to death pursued? Amazing love! How can it be that Thou, my God, shouldst die for me?”

Let this Easter be more than chocolate eggs and hot cross buns. Let it be the moment you meet the living Christ who turns weeping into worship and death into resurrection life. Have you trusted Jesus? Drop a comment below with “He is Risen!” or share what this message spoke to you.Subscribe for more biblical teaching, encouragement, and gospel-centred messages. Hit the bell so you never miss a video.

Scripture references: John 10, Luke 14–18, John 11, John 19–20, Luke 23

Timestamps:
0:00 – Introduction: From Weeping to Weeping
1:08 – Family update & living hope
2:43 – The three months from Christmas to Easter
7:41 – Raising of Lazarus & “Jesus Wept”
10:05 – The Saviour’s willing death
16:39 – The Resurrection & appearances

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Amazing Grace, Amazing Love
Text Adopted in Several Hymns
Arranged by David Winkler

Amazing grace, how sweet the sound,
that saved a wretch like me.
I once was lost, but now am found,
was blind, but now I see.

Amazing love,
how can it be,
that Thou my God, shouldst die for me?
I'll sing throughout eternity,
amazing grace, amazing love.

Was it for crimes that I have done.
He groaned upon the tree?
Amazing pity grace unknown,
and love beyond degree.

Amazing love, how can it be,
that Thou my God,
shouldst die for me?
I'll sing throughout eternity,
amazing grace, amazing love.

Amazing grace shall ever be
my song of praise,
my highest call.

Love so amazing so divine,
demands my life, my all.

Amazing love, how can it be,
that Thou my God,
shouldst die for me?
I'll sing throughout eternity,
amazing grace, amazing love.

Amazing grace, amazing love.

Amazing love.

Informal choir singing on Resurrection Sunday at a nursing home.

On a hill called Calvary
Stands an endless Mercy Tree
Every broken weary soul
Find your rest and be made whole

Stripes of blood that stain its frame
Shed to wash away our shame
From the scars, pure love released
Salvation by the Mercy Tree

In the sky between two thieves
Hung the blameless Prince of Peace
Bruised and battered
Scarred and scorned
Sacred head pierced by our thorns

"It is finished, " was His cry
The perfect lamb was crucified
His sacrifice, our victory
Our Savior chose the Mercy Tree

Hope went dark that violent day
The whole earth quaked at love's display
Three days silent in the ground
This body born for heaven's crown

And on that bright and glorious day
When heaven opened up the grave
He's alive and risen indeed
Praise Him for the Mercy Tree

Death has died, love has won
Hallelujah!, Hallelujah!
Jesus Christ has overcome
He has risen from the dead

One day soon, we'll see His face
And every tear, He'll wipe away
No more pain or suffering
Oh praise Him for the Mercy Tree

Death has died, love has won
Hallelujah!, Hallelujah!
Jesus Christ has overcome
He has risen from the dead

Death has died, love has won
Hallelujah!, Hallelujah!
Jesus Christ has overcome
He has risen from the dead

On a hill called Calvary
Stands an endless Mercy Tree