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183: Rescuing Lost Sheep (Walking with Jesus Series: #044: Matt. 10:1-25, 34-36)

Christ commissioned His twelve disciples to urge “the lost sheep of Israel” to repent and return to fellowship with Jehovah God. Pastor Hollandsworth explains that we are also to be rescuing lost sheep, helping other believers prepare for the Judgment Seat by confessing sins and living uprightly. Those who endure in this, despite persecution, will be saved (rewarded at the Bema).


167: Give Me This Mountain! (45th Church Anniversary Message, Josh. 14:6-15)

After the Promised Land had been subdued, Caleb asked Joshua for the inheritance that Moses had promised for wholly following the Lord forty-five years earlier, at Kadesh-Barnea. Pastor Hollandsworth compares Caleb’s perseverance in faithfulness with the Christian’s call to persevere in hope, while anticipating reward.


159: No Worries (Walking with Jesus Series #023: Matt. 6:25-34)

Jesus admonishes disciples not to worry, for worry is unbelief and never changes anything. Pastor Hollandsworth gives a biblical definition of worry, describes its negative physical effects on the body, and explains the importance of seeking first God’s kingdom and righteousness as the biblical alternative.


127: Church of the Firstborn (Hebrews Series #35: Heb. 12:12-29)

Will you be included in the Church of the Firstborn in the heavenlies in the Millennium? Inclusion is not guaranteed for all children of God, but only granted to those believers whom Jesus rewards for living “good and faithful.” Pastor Hollandsworth describes the qualifications for inheriting a place in this glorious assembly in New Jerusalem.


092: The Coming of Messiah (Christmas Message)

Handel’s Messiah is a beautiful oratorio about the birth, life, and death of Christ, based entirely on Scripture, that is often performed during the Christmas season. Pastor Hollandsworth reviews the first eighteen movements, with a view to helping listeners understand this musical masterpiece more fully and thereby glory in the birth of Christ.