Iranian Christian Fellowship, 158, Sutton Court Road, Chiswick, London, W4 3HR
The sermon explores the transformative power of verbalizing faith. By examining biblical figures like Abraham, Joseph, and David, Brother Edward illustrates that declarations based on God’s authority defeat the enemy and align the believer with divine will. True faith declares God’s sovereignty regardless of personal circumstances or immediate outcomes.
This bilingual sermon declares Jesus Christ as the ultimate victor over Satan. By examining Christ’s birth, temptation, and crucifixion, Brother Edward illustrates that believers possess inherited authority. The congregation is urged to use the “four weapons”—the Name, the Word, the Spirit, and the Blood—to reclaim their peace and joy.
This bilingual sermon explores the necessity of “earnest expectations” in the believer’s life. By examining Paul’s imprisonment and Elisha’s prophecy during the famine of Samaria, Brother Elias argues that spiritual and temporal breakthroughs are directly proportional to our trust in God’s “exceedingly great and precious promises.”
This bilingual sermon explores the conditions of divine protection in Psalm 91. Brother Elias emphasizes that safety from spiritual “snares” requires more than memorizing poetry; it demands a deep, personal intimacy, consistent obedience, and a commitment to making God’s presence a permanent dwelling place rather than a temporary refuge.
The sermon defines the Church’s identity through its relationship with Jesus as Founder, Foundation, and Lord. Grounded in Matthew 16, it emphasizes that while humans are “small stones” used in the building, Christ is the indestructible Rock. The congregation is urged to live in the authority and daily revelation provided by the Holy Spirit.
This sermon initiates a series on the Fruit of the Spirit, positioning Love as the supreme, foundational virtue. Through biblical exposition and personal testimony, Brother Edward demonstrates that love surpasses knowledge and law, serving as the believer’s true identity and most powerful weapon for spiritual victory and reconciliation.
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.
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.
This bilingual sermon distills the biblical command “Fear not,” tracing fear from Adam’s fall to Christ’s victory on the Cross. Brother Hamburtsam encourages the congregation to exercise their spiritual authority over anxiety, loneliness, and uncertainty, emphasizing that God’s presence and Christ’s eternal life provide total deliverance from fear.