Die Überwinder NR. 3.
September 01, 1985 10:00
Missions-Zentrum, Krefeld, Germany
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Brother Frank emphasizes the importance of assembling in the name of Jesus and being aware of His presence. He expresses gratitude for fellow believers and highlights the need to overcome the world through faith in Jesus Christ, who has already conquered death and hell. The sermon encourages believers to love one another, give God the right to judge, and focus on the Word of God as the absolute truth.
Detailed Sermon Summary: The Overcomers
Introduction
Brother Frank welcomes the congregation, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to gather in the Lord's name. He acknowledges greetings from various brothers and shares a personal reflection on a sister's prayer, emphasizing the importance of individual thankfulness for salvation and redemption.
The Significance of Gathering
Brother Frank stresses the importance of not forsaking the assembly of believers, as it is part of God's order for those who seek to stand before Him. He contrasts this with the idea of individual salvation, cautioning against relying on personal interpretations over divine order.
Trust in the Lord
Brother Frank encourages the congregation to focus on the Lord, who has redeemed them and paid the price on Golgatha. He emphasizes reliance on Him rather than on each other.
The Root and the Branches
Brother Frank references Rm 11, highlighting the holiness of the root (Jesus) and its impact on the branches (believers). He connects this to Joh 15, where Jesus is the vine and believers are the branches, emphasizing divine unity.
Overcoming Through Faith
Brother Frank introduces the theme of "The Overcomers," acknowledging the struggles and battles that must be overcome. He asserts that victory comes through God, who provides the strength to bear fruit.
Biblical Prophecy and Fulfillment
Brother Frank references Hes 12, addressing the skepticism regarding the fulfillment of prophecies. He emphasizes that God will fulfill His word without delay and that any doubt or unbelief is an offense to God.
The Overcoming Power of Christ
Brother Frank references Joh 16, emphasizing that believers have peace in Jesus, who has overcome the world. He clarifies that believers are within Christ, part of the house and body of God, and that the judgment of God has already been served in Jesus Christ.
Love and Unity
Brother Frank references 1Jo 5, highlighting that those born of God love their Father and His children. He emphasizes the importance of mutual acceptance in Christ and the new divine life within believers.
Overcoming Evil
Brother Frank references Rm 12, urging believers not to be overcome by evil but to overcome evil with good. He emphasizes the need to bless those who curse and to act contrary to human understanding, relying on faith rather than worldly wisdom.
The Assurance of Victory
Brother Frank references Rm 8, affirming that nothing can separate believers from the love of God in Christ Jesus. He emphasizes that believers overcome through the One who loves them and makes them powerful.
The Overcomers in Revelation
Brother Frank references Offb 15, describing the overcomers standing on the sea of glass, singing the song of Moses and the Lamb. He expresses a desire for God to reveal His ways and enable believers to overcome the challenges of their time.
The Importance of God's Word
Brother Frank references 1Jo 4, stating that believers are of God and have overcome because the One within them is greater than the one in the world. He references 1Jo 2, emphasizing the importance of abiding in God and overcoming the wicked one through the Word of God.
The Dangers of False Teachings
Brother Frank cautions against following multiple directions or interpretations, asserting that God has only one direction. He emphasizes the importance of adhering to the original, unadulterated Word of God.
Conclusion
Brother Frank reiterates the importance of overcoming through the blood of the Lamb and the word of their testimony. He expresses a deep desire to stand firm on the Word of God until the end, trusting in His promises and looking forward to the fulfillment of all that has been foretold.