Saul was persecuting the church more zealously than anyone else. But a powerful meeting with the Lord Jesus Christ made him turn around 180 degrees. He started preaching that Jesus was the Messiah, the Son of God, and became a more devoted and passionate follower of Jesus Christ than most people. What can we learn from his life? And how can we become more devoted and passionate in our faith in Jesus Christ?
Everything we have has been given to us, by grace. Everything we have, everything we are, is a gift from God. The natural response to that is gratitude and love to God. We are actually created to love God and be grateful for everything. But in this time, for many reasons, gratitude and love is quite rare in Sweden, the West, but it has also diminished in Africa. This sermon wants to show the importance of this and that it is both natural and good for us. Broadcasted via Radio Milambo, Migori, Kenya, in Swahili and English.
King Solomon is one of the most wellknown kings in the history of Israel, and he started off with an amazing wisdom, closeness to the Lord and wrote amazing books in the Bible like proverbs, some psalms, the Song of songs, and others. But at the end of his life he wrote Ecclesiastes, and when you read that you can sense that something had happened in between the start of his reign and the end. This sermon is about this king, called Solomon, and the things that we can learn from his life and walk with the Lord, and it ends with a couple of words about how the Lord wants us to finish our race.
These words are some of the most frequently quoted words from the Word of God among believers in Jesus Christ today, all over the world. But the question is: what did God mean by speaking these words through the prophet Isaiah: by His stripes we are healed? Broadcasted via Radio Favor in Kampala, Uganda, and in English and Luganda.
The Bible predicts that in the last days there will be spiritual deception in an uprecendented scale in the church, and that is also what we see today. A listener from Migori Kenya called after one sermon via Radio Milambo and asked how we can see that it is a false church and not a true one, and this sermon is an attempt to give you some keys to see it.
The Bible is primarily about God and the Son of God, Jesus Christ, but it has also many examples of men who have walked with the Lord and from whom we can learn a lot, both from their mistakes and their good examples. There are especially some people who touch me, challenge me and inspire me more than the others, and from whom I can see that I have a lot to learn. These persons had a great calling of the God in Heaven and they had found grace and mercy in the Eyes of the Lord, and when I read about them they fill my heart with deep respect and love. Some of those I think about are: Abraham, Moses, king David, the virgin Mary, and the apostles Peter, John and Paul, and I will preach over their lives in a few sermons and what to learn from their lives.
And this sermon is about king David, who had many great qualities in his character, and we should learn from them, but also learn from the greatest mistake of his life: the story of Batseba and Uriah.
To me, there is nothing better in life than to receive and feel the love of Jesus Christ. The depths of His love and the sweetness of Jesus’s Presence never stops astonishing me and draw me to Him.
And the love that Jesus has for you and me will, when you receive it and experience it, change you completely, and you will never be the same again. The love of Jesus has changed gang members into peaceful lambs and selfish people into love driven people, caring about others, putting them before themselves.
And when you open up your heart and let Jesus enter and let Him fill you with His overwhelming love, you will also be changed, and it’s something that you will never regret.
God’s Word is the strongest rock there is, in God’s Word there is salvation, rescue, for all people who live on our earth. Therefore, the Word is what the Evil One directs many of his attacks against, and today the Word is more attacked in Sweden than since our country became Christian, and unfortunately not only in society, but also in the Church of Jesus Christ, for example through Liberal Theology.
This sermon wants to try to point out how the Word is today questioned and attacked, and how we can respond to it, but also point out the incredible power, wisdom and authority that is in the Word, and how important it is for us to be anchored in God’s Word, with our faith and our lives, because then we become very difficult to shake, because God’s Word cannot be shaken, and lasts forever.
And when the Evil One tempted Jesus in the desert, Jesus answered: it is written, and for those words the Enemy will yield. Because Jesus said: heaven and earth will pass away, but My Words will never pass away.
The Bible clearly says that in the last days many different kinds of Jesus will be presented, but since there is only One Jesus Christ, most of them will be false. And today many Christs are being preached, and we have to be aware of that and see to it that we do not follow another christ, but Jesus from Nazareth. From Radio Favor, Kampala, Uganda. English and Luganda.
Jesus said that the Kingdom of God is lika a mustard seed. It starts so small and insignificant, but grows into a big tree. When we love and serve Jesus, we should never forget that the small things that we do, might have an amazingly great impact in time and give us a wonderful reward in Heaven. From Radio Milambo, Migori, Kenya.
Easter is the greatest holiday for a believer in Jesus Christ, and the most touching story is of course about Jesus Himself, going to the cross.
But also the story of Peter, the disciple chosen by Jesus to be the rock, is very touching, when he during Easter is first promising Jesus to give his life for Him, then a few hours later totally denies Him, and then later is restored by the Lord. From Radio Favor, Kampala, in English/Luganda.
Easter is the greatest holiday for a believer in Jesus Christ, and the most touching story is of course about Jesus Himself, going to the cross.
But also the story of Peter, the disciple chosen by Jesus to be the rock, is very touching, when he during Easter is first promising Jesus to give his life for Him, then a few hours later totally denies Him, and then later is restored by the Lord. From Radio Milambo in English/Swahili.
One of the most touching and powerful parables of Jesus Christ is the parable of the prodigal son, in Swedish the parable of the lost son. It is a message about someone who lives in his sins, just to one day wake up and realize that he has lost everything and has nothing here in life. Sad and poor he starts turning back to his father, hoping to maybe at least have food on the table, but is suprised to see that the father gives him everything back, for free.
It is also a parable of the son who stays at home, working hard to please his father, not seeing all the good things that his merciful father gives him everyday. This is a picture of a believer in Jesus Christ, working hard and trying to please God with good deeds.
And above all it’s a parable which showes us the Heart of Our Heavenly Father, how Merciful and good He is, running towards His “lost son”, happy to see him home again alive, not even mentioning the sins he had committed when he wasted his Fathers money.
Broadcasted via Radio Favor in Kampala, Uganda. In English and Luganda. God bless you all!
One of the most touching and powerful parables of Jesus Christ is the parable of the prodigal son, in Swedish the parable of the lost son. It is a message about someone who lives in his sins, just to one day wake up and realize that he has lost everything and has nothing here in life. Sad and poor he starts turning back to his father, hoping to maybe at least have food on the table, but is suprised to see that the father gives him everything back, for free.
Jesus says that He is the light of the world and that He is the Truth. As believers in Jesus Christ we want to follow His example, walking in the light and speaking the truth. This message is about what that means for us who love Jesus. In English and Swahili. From Radio Milambo in Migori, Kenya.
To forgive other people is not always easy, but it is very important. The Lord Jesus Christ speaks about the importance for us to forgive others in the parable of the unmerciful servant, who was not willing to forgive his brother, owing him just a little bit, while his master had forgiven him a debt that was unmeasurable. And then his master had him put in jail until he had paid his debt back, and Jesus said that is what will God will do with us if we do not forgive. This message is about forgiving, how important it is and how we can get the strength and will from God to forgive, even very big faults and sins from our fellow man.
One of the greatest things about believing in Jesus Christ is to get to know the love of Jesus Christ, to be loved by Jesus and to love Him. And we are called to grow in love, for Jesus, for our families, for our brothers and all people. And it is all by grace, we can never ever produce that love in ourselves. This sermon is about this topic.
Jesus gave His life for you on the Cross, winning the victory over sin, death and the Devil for our sake. And now Jesus is offering you, as a free gift, everything that He has won for you: forgiveness for sins, Grace and peace from God and Eternal life in Heaven. Then, what will your reply be to this wonerful gift, and what will you give Jesus in return?
The Bible says that in the end of times there will come someone who will rule the world. He is called the Antichrist and if the believers in Christ will still be here when he steps forth, we need to be able to recognize him, in order not to be decieved. Many preachers today say that before Jesus comes back there will be a great end time revival, and the earth will be under the Dominion of the believers in Jesus Christ, but the Bible says that before Jesus comes back there will be a great falling away and the earth will be under the Antichrist. So who is right? I ask the Holy Spirit to reveal the truth in all of this, through the Word of God.
This is the second message in a series of three about the Coming of Jesus Christ. The first message focused on the signs and how to prepare our hearts and lives, and this message focuses more on His Coming, trying to give answers to the question when and what it will look like. From Radio Milambo, Migori, Kenya.
The most widespread and known name of all names, seen all over the world and throughout history, is the Name Jesus. Most people would say: yes, I have heard that Name before! But if you ask who Jesus was, you will receive many various answers. In this sermon I will show you who the Bible says that Jesus was, and what my own experience is, and my answer to the question: who is Jesus of Nazareth? Now Jesus turns His Loving Eyes to you, and asks you: and you, who do you say that I Am? Your answer to that question may very well decide your eternal destiny.
This is a short testimony broadcasted on radio in Kampala, the capital of Uganda. It is about my life. It is about how I was raised in a christian family, but in my teenage i backslid and joined the Swedish Specail Forces and was a captain in the reserve for 15 years. I was succesful, but lonely and unhappy, but in 2005 my life crashed and I started to seek Jesus Christ and I met him in April 2006. I hope that you will be touched and blessed by listening to it.
I preach once a week, every Thursday, on a radiochannel in Migori, Kenya, and the title and inspiration for this message was placed on my heart during the night before speaking on Thursday 19 of January. It is about what is going to happen in the world quite soon, even though I do not know exactly when, and how to prepare for it and how to look upon what is awaiting. I ask the Lord to bless, keep, empower and use everyone who listens. In Jesus Name. In English and Swahili.
I have been given the grace to go on mission trips to East Africa 8 times, and I have been blessed and happy meeting many beloved brothers/sisters and wonderful churches. But I have also visited churches where I hear that another christ is being preached, and that Jesus is not there, and it makes me very sad.
God is good and has given all of us so much, but the absolutely most precious thing He has ever given man is the gospel about His Beloved Son. Those who hear and believe are given amazing grace from God and salvation, the greatest gift God can ever give us.
But since this message is so important and precious, it is important that we preach the Gospel the way it is written, that we don´t change it. This message wants to open up our eyes for how serious it is in the Eyes of God to change it and to show how you can see if you are in a church where another christ is being preached. God bless everyone who listens!
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