Redemption to the Nations Church

Pastor Kevin Wallace discusses the biblical story of Joseph and the significance of the land of Goshen. He explains how Goshen represents a place of God's provision, protection, peace, and prosperity for His people, even in the midst of a world filled with chaos and famine. Wallace emphasizes the importance of drawing near to God, highlighting that Goshen was a place where Joseph's family could be close to him, symbolizing the need for believers to seek closeness with God. The sermon encourages believers to live with a mindset of divine provision and protection, understanding that God has set them apart and will bless them abundantly, despite the challenges they may face in the world.

In this sermon, Kevin Wallace explores the story from 2 Kings chapter 8 about the prophet Elisha and the Shunammite woman. He emphasizes the themes of faith, divine restoration, and the power of prophetic words. Wallace highlights how Elisha's miracles, which were double those of his mentor Elijah, signify increased spiritual blessings. He also stresses the importance of passing on faith and blessings to future generations. The story of the Shunammite woman, who made room for the prophetic in her life and experienced the restoration of her son and property, serves as a powerful example of God's faithfulness and the assurance that trials have an expiration date set by God.

Through July 4th 2024, we will be targeting in prayer five areas for five times a day for five minutes each for five weeks. Pray for: 1. JoJo Shoemate 2. Israel 3. Iran 4. America 5. The Church

Pastor Kevin Wallace's addresses the significance of receiving the Holy Spirit and its transformative power in a believer's life. Emphasizing that the Holy Spirit is not an optional aspect of Christianity ,but a core component necessary for spiritual empowerment. Using Acts 19 as a foundational text, Wallace discusses the role of the Holy Spirit in empowering believers to live out their faith boldly and effectively.

Pastor Kevin Wallace delivers a sermon on the significance of the Kingdom of God. He draws a distinction between the gospel of atonement and the gospel of the Kingdom, urging believers to go beyond mere salvation and actively contribute to the advancement of God's Kingdom. Pastor Wallace calls for a change in mindset from just being saved from sin to actively engaging in kingdom-building activities. He addresses the potential pitfalls of both extreme "Kingdom now" theology and passive waiting for Christ's return, advocating for a balanced approach where believers are actively involved in manifesting God's Kingdom in their lives.

Pastor Kevin Wallace's sermon focuses on the period following Jesus' resurrection, emphasizing that the resurrection is not the end of the story but the beginning of a transformative journey for believers. He discusses how Jesus continued to reveal himself and provide proof of his resurrection during the 40 days after rising from the dead, underscoring the importance of faith and the power of witnessing the risen Christ.

Pastor Kevin Wallace’s sermon centers around the transformative power and hope found in the gospel, emphasizing that the message of Jesus is fundamentally good news meant to uplift and empower believers. Using passages from the Gospel of Mark, he illustrates how the news of Jesus’ resurrection and the coming of God’s kingdom brings joy, peace, and a new way of life.