Evangelistic Outreach Ministries

God's promises remain sure even when the path to their fulfillment is difficult, unexpected, or unexplained. Through God's promise to David in Psalm 132, this message encourages us to hold on to what God has said, trust Him through what He hasn't revealed, and remember that every promise ultimately finds its fulfillment in Jesus Christ.

Using the account of the rich man and Lazarus, this message warns of the danger of waiting too late to seek the Lord. It challenges both the lost to call upon Christ while there is still time and believers to regain a burden for unsaved loved ones, praying for them specifically and faithfully before eternity makes the opportunity past.

The Christian life is a battle, but it is a good fight because God fights for us, victory is already promised, the enemy will ultimately lose, and every battle has an expiration date. This message also emphasizes genuine repentance as leaving the old life behind with no intention of returning, reminding believers that victory is not behind us but ahead of us through Jesus Christ.

From Christ's ascension at Bethany, this message shows how His blessing moved the disciples to worship, rejoice, and continually praise God. Believers are challenged not merely to receive God's blessings, but to take the life, strength, joy, salvation, and grace He has given and turn those blessings back into worship and praise.

Using Abraham's well and the tree he planted at Beersheba, this message challenges believers to recognize the value of what God has given them and to preserve it for the generations that follow. Though the enemy may try to cover the well and leave us spiritually dry, the tree still points us back to the source. Ultimately, that tree pictures the cross of Christ, where we can always return and find the living water of salvation and strength.