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A Ministry With A Message
For more than ten years God has blessed the ministry of RevivalSermons.Org. There are nearly 100 sermon manuscripts in English and Spanish, plus those which may be listened to in audio and others that may be watched on video. The site features: Signs of the Times, For Men, For Ministers, Questions and Answers and more.
The RevivalSermons.org Forums give the opportunity for discussions of current issues with the goal of standing firm to the faith. The forums are known for a tone which seeks to manifest the spirit of Christ in all that is discussed.
It is our prayer that RevivalSermons.org will be a encouragement to you in your spiritual walk. You are invited to tell a friend about it. If you wish you may sign up for the mailing list where you will receive monthly messages of inspiration and hope along with other topics that will cause you to think.
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Pastor Richard O'Ffill is an author,
international revivalist and seminar speaker. He has served in Southern Asia, and Latin America, as well as North America. Pastor O'Ffill believes that a Holy God, through the Holy Spirit, is developing a holy people for the soon return of Jesus Christ. For his fundamental beliefs click here.
Because
one of the Holy Spirit's thrusts in the last days is
to turn the hearts of the fathers to the children and
the children to the fathers, the direction of his ministry
has become basic. Burning within him is a desire to
see families restored by God's grace. This will be accomplished
as God's people learn and exercise the fruit of the
Spirit on a daily basis in their homes. As a husband,
father and grandfather, Pastor O'Ffill knows from experience
that the Christian life must be lived at home.
Because the church is an extension of the home, revival
must start in the home before the church experiences
it.
Pastor
O'Ffill is currently taking speaking
appointments for 2011.
Video sermons: Lord, Teach Us to Pray; Cross Talk
Audio
sermons on-line. Sermon sets on DVD sermons are distributed nationally and
internationally by American Christian Ministries.
El Cristiano Victorioso is a program by Richard O'Ffill. It is seen on 3ABN Latino For a schedule of programs for the month type in the words El Cristiano Victorioso at 'Search'.
Something to Consider: Be as kind to your espouse as you are to people you don't know.
From the featured Sermon - Can There Be Unity in Diversity?
" The purpose of this sermon is not whether or not we should admit diversity or if we should respect diversity, but rather whether or not we should emphasize diversity at the expense of unity.
To put it in plain language, the question is: Shall we dwell on that which makes us different or shall we seek to find that which we have in common? To correctly answer this question is important in building and maintaining the strength of a nation, but it is indispensable for the mission, if not the very existence, of the church."
" Though the body is made up of many parts, the hand is not the body, neither is the leg nor the eye. Yet the hand and the eye are necessary if the body is to be complete. The issue is not that the body should ignore the hand or that the hand demand that the body care for it; the issue arises when the hand thinks only of its own interests and forms an alliance with all the other hands. The hands then become what we would call a special interest group. No longer do they think of the best interest of the body, but only of the best interest of the hands. The body of Christ should be concerned with each individual part of the church. On the other hand, each individual part of the church should not think only of itself, but rather of the well-being of the body. I believe here is where we have gotten off the track. If I follow the way things are going now, I would think only of myself and my group, and I expect everyone else to do the same."
" The Devil's strategy is to divide and conquer. What seems to be caring and compassionate in today's society, and even in the church, can end up breaking us up as a body. This is no time to emphasize our differences, but it is time we go to God's Word and root and ground ourselves in a "Thus saith the Lord." Our unity must be in Christ as revealed in His Word. Unity that is based on consensus and compromise among agonized special-interest groups is not the unity that Christ prayed for when He prayed that we might be one as He and His Father are one."
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