Kinder der Verheißung nach Isaaks Art und Zitate aus der Predigt von Br. Branham: Vollkommener Glaube
March 07, 1982 10:00
Missions-Zentrum, Krefeld, Germany
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Brother Frank emphasizes the importance of faith and the fulfillment of God's promises, encouraging the congregation to trust in God's word and to be active participants in their faith.
Detailed Summary of Brother Frank's Sermon
Introduction
- Brother Frank greets the congregation in the name of the Lord Jesus.
- He expresses gratitude for the presence of the Holy Spirit among the people.
Key Themes
Faith and Trust in God
- Emphasizes the need for believers to trust in God's promises.
- References Psalm 31, highlighting God's protection and faithfulness.
The Role of the Holy Spirit
- The Holy Spirit is described as a guide and comforter.
- Encourages the congregation to seek a deeper relationship with the Holy Spirit.
The Importance of the Word of God
- Stresses that God's word is essential for spiritual growth and understanding.
- Discusses the significance of the prophetic ministry in revealing God's will.
The Call to Action
- Encourages believers to be active in their faith and to share the gospel.
- Highlights the need for the church to embody the power of God in their actions.
Scriptural References
- Psalm 31: A prayer for deliverance and trust in God.
- Hebrews 12: The call to approach God and the heavenly assembly.
- Isaiah 28:16: The promise of a cornerstone for those who believe.
- Romans 9: Discusses the children of promise and God's sovereignty.
Conclusion
- Brother Frank concludes with a prayer, thanking God for His word and the opportunity to worship together.
- He encourages the congregation to remain steadfast in their faith and to expect God's promises to be fulfilled in their lives.
Brother Frank emphasizes the importance of the Holy Spirit as a guide and reminder in life. He reflects on Psalm 31, highlighting trust in God and deliverance from enemies. He connects the sermon to the previous evening's message, focusing on God's desire to unite believers into a bride-soul, drawing from personal experiences and the teachings of Brother Branham on the pure water of life and the need for faith.
Brother Frank opens with a greeting and emphasizes the importance of singing, hearing God's Word, and the presence of the Holy Spirit. He reads Psalm 31, focusing on seeking refuge in God, trusting in Him for deliverance, and finding joy in His grace. Connecting to the previous evening's message, he speaks of God's desire to unite believers into a bride-soul. He expresses gratitude for God's work in his life, acknowledging personal struggles and the abundance of God's grace, referencing Brother Branham's message on self-made cisterns versus the pure source of life. He shares an experience about a woman who didn't recognize the Bible, highlighting the spiritual confusion of the times, yet emphasizing the clarity of God's light. He urges the congregation to be witnesses and doers of the Word, praying for faith and boldness to testify to the world. He references Hebr 12, Markus 10, Hebr 4, Jes 28, and Römer 9, discussing the importance of faith, the promise to Abraham, and the fulfillment of God's word. He references Brother Branham's sermon "The Perfect Faith", emphasizing the need for the apostolic power to be repeated in the end times. He uses the example of Aaron's anointing to illustrate the desire for a more profound infilling of the Holy Spirit. He stresses that the connection through preaching should be to God, not to the preacher, and that the reality of God's revealed word should produce tangible effects. He concludes by urging the congregation to carry the revealed word in their hearts and move forward in faith, trusting God to fulfill His promises, and emphasizes that God uses individuals to fulfill His will.