Iranian Christian Fellowship, 158, Sutton Court Road, Chiswick, London, W4 3HR
Ruthie delivered a moving testimony on the power of saying “yes” to God. Drawing from the life of Mary and personal financial struggles, she illustrated that total surrender to God’s will—even when it contradicts human logic—releases supernatural provision and places the believer in the safest possible position.
Brother Edward explores the necessity of being led by the Holy Spirit. He argues that God’s will is for our benefit, driven by His superior knowledge of the future. True guidance requires an obedient heart, sincere desire, and the total surrender of personal agendas to God’s perfect plan.
The sermon explores the account of the boy Jesus in the Temple to illustrate how believers can lose their spiritual intimacy with God. By examining Mary and Joseph’s search, Brother Babgen outlines a three-step path of acknowledgment, zeal, and repentance to restore a broken fellowship with Christ.
The sermon defines the Holy Spirit as a living personality requiring a two-way relationship. By focusing on intimate fellowship, seeking divine counsel, and practicing radical obedience, believers transition from religious routine to a guided, successful spiritual life. Brother Edward emphasizes that hearing God’s voice is the primary safeguard against a confused, purposeless existence.
This bilingual sermon explores how an “ordinary” visit by a disciple named Ananias changed history by facilitating Saul’s filling with the Holy Spirit. Brother Tom calls the congregation to radical availability and courageous obedience, asserting that one spirit-led encounter can still change the world today.
Nancy Honeytree shared her testimony of deliverance from drug abuse to 38 years of global music ministry. Through bilingual songs and teaching, she emphasized that daily obedience is the key to unfolding God’s plan. She urged the congregation to trust God’s goodness during trials and embrace their roles as modern-day pioneers.
Brother Edward delivers a bilingual sermon on seeking a fresh “visitation” from God. He outlines three requirements: preparation, intense thirst, and a spirit of obedience. Sharing his own radical conversion in Tehran, he argues that continuous, intimate fellowship with Christ is essential for deep repentance and effective witnessing in a secular world.