In a season of fear, when Newsweek reported that most Americans could no longer sleep and New York braced for the next attack, David Wilkerson stood before a congregation of weary, faithful believers and spoke to those who had done everything right and still found themselves face down in the dust. Drawing from Isaiah 51 and 52, he describes God looking at his people, the ones who seek him and love him, and asking in loving disbelief why they have let the enemy walk over them. This is a message for the afflicted who are "drunken, but not with wine," the ones staggering under a crisis they did not cause. God has already spoken the word of deliverance. He is taking the cup of trembling out of their hands. Now it is time to shake off the dust, put the beautiful garments back on, and rise up in faith.

Preached: June 9, 2002

• Some believers have laid their bodies down like a street while the enemy walks over them, and God says plainly, it's enough.

• "The hardest part of faith is the last half hour." Just when God has already spoken the word, we feel the most burdened, and that is exactly when we must not give up.

• One of David Wilkerson's kids called asking, "What do you do when you've done everything right but nothing seems to turn out right?" It's a cry that echoes from pastors' studies to living rooms everywhere.

• After more than fifty years of ministry and fifty years of marriage, through fires, floods, and distress, David Wilkerson declares, "My God has never once failed me. Never once!"

• The root of our fear is forgetting the Lord our maker, who stretched out the heavens and laid the foundations of the earth. We rush to be set free instead of asking to see his majesty inside the trial.

• Not his wife, his family, his books, or the ministries he built could satisfy the deepest hunger of David Wilkerson's soul. Only a fresh revelation of Christ can do that.

• Even after an angel strengthened him in the garden, Jesus was still in agony and prayed more earnestly. The strength didn't take the cup away. It carried him all the way to victory.

• A young woman with a severe facial disfigurement had prayed for years for a husband and a child. She handed her pastor a bar of soap and a baby rattle, the symbols of that dream, and said she had laid it down because Jesus had become her husband and children now flock to her.

Descubra los nueve frutos del Espíritu Santo: amor, gozo, paz y más, como se revelan en Gálatas 5:22-23. Aprenda cómo el Espíritu Santo produce este fruto en su vida y la importancia de los dones y el fruto en el Reino. Este perspicaz mensaje de Derek Prince, "Cómo se produce el fruto" (Fruto del Espíritu, Parte 1), enriquecerá su comprensión de la Palabra de Dios.

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Experience the power and authority of the Word of God as the true weapon for every believer in spiritual warfare, able to defeat the enemy and transform lives. Learn how embracing the full armor of God and allowing His Spirit to breathe through His Word equips you to stand firm and walk in lasting victory through the Cross.

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David Wilkerson confesses that even sincere counselors and desperate parents secretly doubt the miracles they urge others to believe for, then shows through the demon-possessed boy, Jairus's daughter, and a coin found in a fish's mouth that nothing, not a dying marriage, a wandering child, or a perverted heart, has ever been too far gone for God to fix.

Preached: September 19, 1999

Main Points:

•God asked Abraham why Sarah laughed at the impossible promise of a child: "Is anything too hard for the Lord?" That same question is aimed at every believer today, and the answer changes everything about how we face our own impossible situations.

• It's easy to tell someone else to hold on and trust God, but the real test is whether you believe it for your own crisis. David Wilkerson refused to counsel anyone unless they first admit they genuinely believe God can fix it, because without that belief, all counseling is in vain.

• The disciples failed to heal a demon-possessed boy that the whole neighborhood had already given up on. Jesus simply told the father, "If you can believe, all things are possible," and one word from him raised the boy up, healed. That story exists in Scripture specifically for parents who feel they've lost a child to addiction or the streets.

• He describes fathers who walked into drug houses pleading with sons who wouldn't even look at them, and mothers riding buses upstate to visit children in prison. To every one of them he says plainly: your child is not too far gone from God.

• Jairus's daughter had already died by the time Jesus arrived, and the mourners' unspoken assumption was the same one many Christians carry: God can handle anything with a little life left in it, but once it's completely dead, don't bother calling on Jesus anymore. Jesus raised her with a single word.

• Desperate for $5,000 to pay off a debt as a young pastor, David Wilkerson believed he heard God promise an angel would deliver the exact amount on a specific street corner. No angel came. Days later, ordinary human means, a bank loan through a church member's connection, supplied the exact need, teaching him that God fixes things his way, not the way we script it.

• A prisoner wrote confessing decades of sexual perversion and addiction, hating what he did while somehow loving it, desperate to escape but unable to find the door. David Wilkerson told him directly that no habit, no lust, no clutch of the devil is beyond what God can break and restore.

¿Estás construyendo tu vida sobre una base firme? Descubre el poder de la Palabra de Dios y cómo establecer tu vida en la Roca, Jesucristo, en 'Fundado en la Roca', Parte 1 de la serie 'Poniendo el Fundamento' de Derek Prince. Este mensaje explora el poder transformador de las Escrituras y su aplicación a la vida diaria, alineándose con los principios del Evangelio.

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Capítulos:

00:00 - Introducción y Proclamación

02:15 - La Vida Cristiana Es Como La Construcción De Un Edificio

09:48 - ¿Es Pedro la roca de la Iglesia?

15:14 - ¡Cuatro pasos para poner a Jesús como fundamento de tu vida!

21:03 - ¿Es posible conocer personalmente a Jesús?

23:32 - ¿Cómo Edifica El Hombre Sabio Sobre La Roca?

37:53 - La Escritura No Puede Ser Quebrantada

40:53 - No puedes creer en Jesús y no creer en la Biblia

43:40 - Los Verdaderos Discípulos Guardan La Palabra De Jesús

46:48 - No Amas a Dios Más De Lo Que Amas Su Palabra

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Uncover the importance of vigilance in spiritual warfare when entering an age characterized by deceit. Derek Prince in 'Take Heed That You Are Not Deceived' uncovers crucial New Testament warnings to guide believers against deception. Explore how to strengthen your defense against false messiahs and uphold your faith in the Lord’s Word.

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Chapters:

00:00 - How to Test if a Sermon Is True?

08:49 - A False Jesus Is Presented in the Church Today

12:48 - Deception in Different Church Groups

20:33 - Error in Speaking Prophecy

34:13 - You Can Have the Holy Spirit and a Demon at the Same

45:11 - Kinds of People That Are Candidates for Deception

50:26 - How to Guard Against Deception

01:05:58 - Importance of Commitment to Jesus

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David Wilkerson confronts the churches who worship with hands raised while secretly clinging to sin, revealing through Jeremiah 8 that God's people have lost all understanding of his judgment. Unconfessed sin doesn't just wait for eternity; it destroys marriages, ministries, and character right here on earth.

Preached: December 29, 1996

Main Points:

• God's questions in Jeremiah 8 aren't aimed at the heathen but at his own beloved people. Why do you cling so stubbornly to secret sin? Why don't you blush anymore when you sin openly? Why won't you go to God for full deliverance?

• People can weep, search the scriptures, and study the law with genuine devotion while still refusing to let go of their idols. That mixture of worship and hidden sin, not outright rebellion, is what sickens the heart of God.

• The reason God's people race toward destruction like wild horses charging into battle is stated plainly in verse 7: my people know not my judgments. They've mistaken endless patience for the absence of consequence.

• A pastor caught in slander waved off David Wilkerson's warning and said, "Then I face the judgment of God," not understanding what he was actually saying. A man leaving his wife said, "I guess I'll just have to face the consequences." Neither man had the slightest concept of what that judgment costs.

• God names two present-day judgments directly from Jeremiah 8: I will give your wives to others (divorce, broken homes, generational fallout even into grandchildren) and I will give your fields to others (loss of ministry, career, everything built over a lifetime).

• A third judgment: serpents that bite and cannot be charmed, meaning the poison of bitterness, rejection, and unforgiveness that seeps into unsurrendered sin until godly people, especially those who should be gentlest with age, become mean, hardened, and full of venom.

• Judgment is never vindictive; it's redemptive. God has never once turned his back on someone who genuinely hates their sin and cries out for deliverance, even when they haven't yet found victory. The one thing he asks is that people stop making peace with what should be surrendered.

¿Ataques Espirituales? Aprende a Reconocer al Enemigo Hoy - Los fundamentos de la liberación Pt 1