Iranian Christian Fellowship, 158, Sutton Court Road, Chiswick, London, W4 3HR
This sermon emphasizes that faith must be expressed outwardly through the tongue to grow and liberate the believer. By examining Apostle Paul’s confessions, Brother Edward demonstrates how speaking biblical truth settles the mind, shifts circumstances (like Paul in prison), and reaffirms the believer’s victorious identity and authority in Christ.
This sermon distills the power of “Good Confession,” emphasizing that faith declarations must be grounded in the Name of Jesus, motivated by God’s glory, and maintained with unwavering persistence. Through personal trials and biblical examples, Brother Edward calls the church to a week of positive, continuous faith declarations.
The sermon defines faith as the verbal confession of God’s promises. True confession requires holiness, alignment with Scripture, and unwavering assurance. Brother Edward emphasizes that unity in prayer releases specific spiritual power, urging the congregation to speak life over their families, their community, and the nation of Iran.