The Wrecking Ball: Recent Episodes
Bruce A. Fletcher, PhD
Faith that tears down and builds up. Jeremiah 23:29 (NKJV) “Is not My word like a fire?” says the LORD, “And like a hammer that breaks the rock in pieces? Unapologetically, Dr. Bruce A. Fletcher preaches the truth of Scripture, building people up in faith and dismantling false assumptions and false teachings.
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This is message #2 on Angels and their functions in the invisible realm. How do they affect humanity?
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Did you know God has His own Secret Service working to watch over and guard you?
In this series, Dr. Bruce will unfold from the Scriptures who these angelic beings are and their particular functions in the invisible realm.
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This judgment of the nations will occur at the conclusion of the Tribulation Period and the beginning of the 1,000-year reign of Messiah in the earth. This will not include the believers taken in the “rapture”.
The nations (ethnos) are: — a large group of people based on various cultural, physical, or geographical ties.
These people groups have made it through the tribulation period but only those that trusted Jesus will remain to dwell on the earth through the millennial reign of Messiah.
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The great white throne judgment will follow the thousand-year reign of Christ. This is the final judgment, and only the wicked dead are to be judged. In Rev. 20: 5, believers were resurrected 1000 years before this judgment, and their works were judged at the judgment seat of Christ.
This is not a judgment of condemnation but a judgment for transformation.
The believers self-judgment means more than judging things in the believers life. When the believer judges his life, the good and the bad in his life come to light; he confesses the bad and forsakes it.
“The judgment seat of Christ will reveal our lives of service for Christ exactly as they have been. Not only the amount of our service, but also its quality, and even the very motives that prompted it will be brought into review.”[1]
[1] MacDonald, William. 1995. Believer’s Bible Commentary: Old and New Testaments. Edited by Arthur Farstad. Nashville: Thomas Nelson.
“There are at least five separate judgments revealed in the Bible, and they differ as to time, place, and purpose.
Authoritarianism and Authority
“Authoritarianism and authority are related as sickness is to health. Authoritarianism is a pathological caricature of authority. Authoritarianism is sick compensation for weakness; authority is a healthy expression of strength. Authoritarian people stifle freedom; authority requires freedom to make it work. Authoritarianism works only when people surrender their own wills; authority works only when people give free and critical consent.
“Fear of authority is, in our time, actually a fear of authoritarianism, a confusion that cries for cure.”
Source: Lewis B. Smedes, Mere Morality: What God Expects from Ordinary People (Eedrmans, 1985), 75.
How did Joseph, a slave and prisoner rise to prominence in Egypt?
Delegated authority came because of Joseph’s character and his success.
Joseph didn’t have control over his circumstances; he did however have control over his attitude and perspective.
Why was Joseph prospering and being such a blessing to those around him? Why was God's favor so abundant?
Join Dr. Bruce as he opens up the Scriptures and shares on "How to Be A Blessing"
This message is a challenge to the Church to get back to the Biblical view of both manhood and fatherhood.
Joseph went through 4 phases of leadership development. We all are in one of the four stages. In this session, you will learn what each one is and how to move into the next phase.
In this message, you will learn what betrayal is. Also, you will get a clearer revelation that God will never betray you!
In this episode, Dr. Bruce explains the dangers of showing favoritism and living with envy.
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After experiencing the power of God on Mt. Carmel, Elijah was shaken by Jezebel's threat. How could this happen to someone who had just witnessed God answering by fire? In this message, Dr. Bruce explores these questions and more.
God promises to be with us as we pass through the trials and pressures of life. In this message, we will explore the promises of God and how to apply them personally.
What was there about Noah that drew the attention and favor of God?
Genesis 6:5–8 (NKJV) — 5 Then the Lord saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every intent of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually. 6 And the Lord was sorry that He had made man on the earth, and He was grieved in His heart. 7 So the Lord said, “I will destroy man whom I have created from the face of the earth, both man and beast, creeping thing and birds of the air, for I am sorry that I have made them.” 8But Noah found grace in the eyes of the Lord.
Enoch had faith that could be seen by all who knew him, by the way he talked, lived, and worked. Faith can also be seen in our manner of life. Let's take a look at how Enoch walked so that we also may walk by faith pleasing God.
1 Kings 18:36-37“The Prophet Elijah illustrates the life of faith for all those desiring to step out in trust no matter what their circumstances. God never failed to provide all that was needed in each situation, sometimes in unusual and miraculous ways.” (Hayford, 2018)
In this episode, Dr. Bruce brings hope from the Scriptures concerning life after death. There is no reason for the believer to fear death!
Faith consists of the conviction that what is hoped for will happen
Faith is always two things:
(1) A sense of assurance within us (the substance of things hoped for)
(2) a certainty that there are realities which we cannot see with our physical eyes (the evidence of things not seen.)
Did you know the Bible reveals 4 kinds of faith?
In this message Dr. Bruce will share and explain each one.
the Bible reveals Four Kinds of Faith. In this teaching, Dr. Bruce explains each one and invites you to examine your type of faith.
After being threatened by the religious leaders, the Apostles and Church members prayed for God to extend His hand and perform signs, wonders and miracles.
Miraculous signs generally are the supernatural acts and events that take place in order to verify the presence of godly power, to give warning or to encourage faith.
As signs, true miracles of God are meant to draw people's attention to Christ and his message.
Wonders refer to unusual events that caused the people to marvel and look to the power behind the supernatural act.
The purpose of this parable is, in part, to explain the rejection of Jesus; but its major purpose is to reveal that the Church Age will be characterized by a preaching of the Word and that the response to that preaching will be varied.
Three key things here: the Sower, the seed, and the soil.
The Soil Matters!!
Just as lack of faith hindered the working of miracles in Jesus’ hometown, so unbelief in the Church still gets in the way of powerful things Christ desires to do among His people today.
Failure to accept what the Bible says is true, denial that the gifts of the Holy Spirit are for the Church today, or rejection of God’s righteous standards prevent the Lord from showing His power.
In this podcast, Dr. Fletcher shares 5 Keys to Operating in miracles.
Philippians 4:8–9 (NKJV) 8 Finally, brethren, whatever things are true, whatever things are noble, whatever things are just, whatever things are pure, whatever things are lovely, whatever things are of good report, if there is any virtue and if there is anything praiseworthy—meditate on these things. 9 The things which you learned and received and heard and saw in me, these do, and the God of peace will be with you.
*Character and Conduct Begin in the Mind.
In this message, Dr. Bruce focuses on 3 key things Christian's need
to know and practice .
1) The things we dwell on in our thoughts affect our actions.*
2) “Christians can renew their minds so that they will not conform to the evil habits of this world”
3) We need to concentrate on things that will result in right living and the peace of God.
In this episode, Dr. Bruce teaches about the only righteousness that can save and also discusses: The Three Characteristics of A Person In Right Relationship With God.
Because we have been made righteous through Christ, we must make the decision to press toward the goal of perfection in Him! The goal is future glorification and though we have not yet attained, we will if we press in and press through!
Philippians 2:19-30
In this podcast, Dr. Bruce shares the examples of humility from Timothy and Epaphroditus. You won't want to miss this inspiring and life-changing teaching!
As Pastor Bruce continues his series of teachings from Philippians, He now opens up chapter 2:1-11, the example of Christ.
In these verses the apostle moves away from the church’s work of standing for the truth of the gospel in a hostile world to call for unity between believers within the life of the church.
Finding Joy In the Journey, Part 2
Pastor Bruce continues his series, "Finding Joy Inn the Journey." In this episode, he shares about the "Furtherance of the Gospel."
The abiding message of Philippians concerns the nature and grounds of Christian joy. For Paul, true joy is not a surface emotion that depends on favorable circumstances of the moment. Christian joy is independent of outward conditions and is possible even in the midst of adverse circumstances, such as suffering and persecution.
In this episode, Pastor Bruce lays a foundation for the Epistle to the Philippians and shares on the Fellowship of the Gospel.
In this podcast, Dr. Fletcher shares the last 2 of 5 important events in Acts 16.
4) The imprisonment of Paul and Silas (Acts 16:20-24) and
5) The conversion of the jailer (Acts 16:25-34)
In order to better understand the Epistle to the Philippians, we need to examine how it was first established. This is found in Acts 16:6-40.
There are at least 5 key events occurring here:
1) The Macedonian Call (Acts 16:6-10)
2) The conversion of Lydia Acts 16:11-15)
3) The deliverance of the slave girl, (Acts 16:16-19)
4) The imprisonment of Paul and Silas (Acts 16:20-24) and
5) The conversion of the jailer (Acts 16:25-34)
In this podcast and the one to follow, Dr. Fletcher shares the importance of each of these events and the subsequent establishing of a flourishing Church in Philippi.
The return of Jesus Christ, the Son of man, will bring in the end of the age and the end of the world. The nations will be plunged into grief. They will see the Son of man coming in power and great glory. He will harvest his people from every corner of the earth and from every part of heaven.
What are the signs of His return and the coming of His new Kingdom? These questions and more will be discussed in this podcast.
In Mark 7:24-30, a Gentile woman showed strong faith for her daughter's deliverance. Her faith was honored by the Lord and she received!
In this podcast you will learn what it takes to prevail!
The return of Jesus Christ, the Son of man, will bring in the end of the age and the end of the world. The nations will be plunged into grief. They will see the Son of man coming in power and great glory. He will harvest his people from every corner of the earth and from every part of heaven.
What are the signs of the end of the age and the return of Jesus Christ?
Join us as we explore the Scriptures and find the answers!
In this episode Dr. Bruce examines 2 causes of poverty and offers solutions to overcoming them.
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In this episode, Dr. Fletcher shares the connection between obedience to God and one's wealth as well as some of the causes of poverty.
Proverbs 3:5-12 gives us insight on four ways we should act toward God. In part 2, Dr. Fletcher teaches on the Fear of the Lord and Honoring God with the firstfruits of all your increase.
"We must evaluate the counsel and influence of friends, family members, and worldly experts against the Word of God, and we must have the courage to risk their disapproval when Scripture directs us otherwise."
Proverbs 3:5-12 gives us insight on four ways we should act toward God. In part 1, Dr. Fletcher teaches on Trusting God with all your heart and not relying on your own understanding.
"We must evaluate the counsel and influence of friends, family members, and worldly experts against the Word of God, and we must have the courage to risk their disapproval when Scripture directs us otherwise."
In this Podcast, part 2, Dr. Fletcher shows the necessity of living daily in God's presence and provision.
Just as Isaac re-dug his father's wells, we need to re-dig the spiritual wells of our predecessors.
In this Podcast, Dr. Fletcher shows the necessity of living daily in God's presence and provision.
Just as Isaac re-dug his father's wells, we need to re-dig the spiritual wells of our predecessors.
In Exodus 14, The approach of the Egyptian Army terrified the children of Israel. Caught between “a rock and a hard place”, they pressured their leader, Moses, to do something about it.
In times of crisis, people are looking for leaders that can stand in adversity and get things done. In this message, Dr. Fletcher shares insight into the journey to the sea! and the need for strong leadership in the Church for the 21st Century.
There are 4 characteristics Moses projected that are essential for us now. (John Maxwell Study Bible pg. 83)
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In this podcast, Dr. Fletcher gives insight into true, Biblical spirituality.
True spirituality comes from living under the control of the Holy Spirit and is evidenced by the fruit of the Spirit, spiritual maturity, and growth in holiness.
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What does it mean to "Live Under the Spirit's Control?" This is a question that will be answered in this episode.
Dr. Fletcher shares the antidote to living in the flesh and how to live a life that is pleasing to God.
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Because we are sons and daughters of God by the promised Seed, Jesus, we are directed to take a stand and not allow ourselves to be drawn away into any system or extreme that replaces faith in Christ with works.
In this message, Dr. Fletcher shows the difference between Liberty, Law and License and the need to stand firm in Liberty!
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The Galatian Christians traded the freedom of Christ for the encumbrance of the Jewish law. He calls them ‘fools’ or even ‘idiots’, and marvels wondering whether someone has cast a spell on them!
The key question is this: did they receive the Holy Spirit by following the law or by receiving the gospel? And if keeping the law can achieve salvation, why did Jesus go to the cross? The answer is, of course, that they have come to spiritual life only through the death of Jesus and faith in the gospel.
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The Galatian Christians traded the freedom of Christ for the encumbrance of the Jewish law. He calls them ‘fools’ or even ‘idiots’, and marvels wondering whether someone has cast a spell on them!
The key question is this: did they receive the Holy Spirit by following the law or by receiving the gospel? And if keeping the law can achieve salvation, why did Jesus go to the cross? The answer is, of course, that they have come to spiritual life only through the death of Jesus and faith in the gospel.
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In this message, Dr. Fletcher continues his series from Galatians, "Living In Glorious Liberty."
The grace of God is seen in His unconditional gift of salvation.
When man tries to earn it, he is making it void. It is no longer by grace if man deserves it or earns it. Paul’s final thrust at Peter is effective. If Peter could obtain favor with God by Jewish observances, then Christ died for nothing; He literally threw His life away. Christ died because man could obtain righteousness in no other way—not even by law-keeping.[1]
[1] MacDonald, William. 1995. Believer’s Bible Commentary: Old and New Testaments. Edited by Arthur Farstad. Nashville: Thomas Nelson.
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Because the gospel is complete, Paul is intensely passionate to preserve what he preaches as an apostle of Christ. Add anything to the gospel—religion, feelings, obedience to biblical imperatives—and you nullify its sufficiency. It is complete—nothing else is needed. It is objective—standing true regardless of your feelings in a given moment. And it is God-centered—it’s about what he has done, not what you do.
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You may be wondering, “Why did Jesus have to die? Why go through all the agony? Why didn’t God just say, “mulligan!” We must come to an understanding of the ramifications of the original sin in the Garden of Eden. Our understanding of the virgin birth, death, burial, and resurrection are greatly affected by our understanding of sin.
The importance of the resurrection of Christ cannot be overstated.
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Jesus Christ rode into Jerusalem on a colt, royally yet humbly, to the rejoicing of his followers, but provoking opposition from the Jewish religious leaders.
While people may have been praising Jesus and hailing Him as King, the underlying motive and expectation were not in line with God’s plan. These very same people that honored Him were a part of the mob that would later in the week cry for His death.
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The Spirit of Fear
DEFINITION: If there is an inability to deal with and overcome a fear; if the fear causes torment and/or loss of self-control, then there is a strong possibility the individual is dealing with the Spirit of Fear rather than a normal physical mental situation.
Fear can best be described as:
“An attitude of anxiety or distress caused by concern over a threat to one’s future. Scripture provides numerous examples of situations in which fear is experienced. It declares, however, that God alone is to be feared, and moments of human fear can be opportunities for deepening faith in him.”[1]
In light of the panic and anxiety, Dr. Fletcher offers some sound, Biblical advice.
[1] Manser, Martin H. Dictionary of Bible Themes: The Accessible and Comprehensive Tool for Topical Studies. London: Martin Manser, 2009. Print.
The Spirit of Despair causes individuals to think their situation is hopeless. It produces a feeling of despondency and leaves the individual with a loss of confidence.
There are at least 13 footholds the enemy uses to cause despair.
In this teaching, Dr. Fletcher explains the ways despair grips people and then shares how to overcome Despair!
While loving concern may be constructive, Jesus cautions that unnecessary attention to physical needs or the “cares of the world” may hinder the life of faith and the Christian’s participation in the kingdom of God.
In this message, Dr. Fletcher explains some of the causes of worry as well as the physical effects. He also offers hope through "rolling your burdens onto the Lord!"
Today, many focus on the evil of the age and the lack of true faith. But, in the midst of all the negativity, you can find “grace in the eyes of the Lord!”
In this message, Dr. Bruce uses Noah as an example of what attracts God's favor in a more powerful way.
According to this message, If you are facing a particularly difficult situation or trying to overcome a temptation or break a bad habit, you need a rhema, a special power word from the Holy Spirit.
Just reading the Bible or listening to Christian music will not resolve long term issues. You need to study the Bible with purpose.
The believer’s shield is his or her personal confidence in the faithfulness of Jesus.
The shield of faith protects us from the enemy’s arrows, which are temptations to disbelieve Jesus.
Salvation equips us with a calm assurance. Roman soldiers wore helmets made of thick leather that were often covered with metal. There were thick bands to protect the forehead and the cheeks. The metal cover extended down the back to protect the neck. When it was tightly strapped on, the only exposed areas were the eyes, nose, and mouth.
Your mind is the battleground of life.
The belt of truth refers to your private life, truth inside of you-truth guarding your private parts.
Ephesians 6:14 (NKJV) — 14 Stand therefore, having girded your waist with truth, having put on the breastplate of righteousness,
The purpose of this piece of armor is to protect the heart, lungs, intestines, and other vital organs.
In ancient Jewish thinking, the heart represented the mind and the will, and the bowels were considered the seat of emotions and feelings. The mind and the emotions are the two areas where Satan most fiercely attacks believers.
Today we have specialized shoes for every conceivable activity. The shoes of a Roman soldier were specialized, too. They were boots/sandals, called caliga. Josephus said that they were "thickly studded with sharp nails" like cleats. These war boots enabled infantrymen to dig in and make a stand in hand-to-hand combat.
- A good pair of boots makes a soldier ready to march, attack, and fight. The NIV says we are to have our "feet fitted with the readiness that comes from the gospel of peace."
- When Paul speaks of the gospel here, he is not talking about taking the good news to the world but standing firm. He is not talking about witnessing, but about a spiritual battle.
“Christians are involved in a spiritual conflict with evil. This conflict is described as a warfare of faith that continues until they pass from this life and enter into the life to come. Satan is a master strategist who aims to hurt and destroy us by his various schemes. Causing division in the church and unbelief in God’s promises is among “the schemes of the devil.” Satan’s strategies include discouragement, temptation, unforgiveness, fear, accusation, giving in to our sinful desires, spiritual laziness, etc. He will do whatever it takes to entice believers to compromise their conscience and distract them from devotion to Jesus.” (Don Stamps 2011) p 2040 Fire Bible
To be successful, we must dress in The Full Armor of God!!
In this message, Dr. Fletcher teaches on the pre-existence of Jesus and through the Bible establishes the reality of the deity of the Christ.
There is one thing rich and poor alike have in common: they have the same amount of time each day. The difference often times is how that time is spent.
It has become common for many to "not finish what they started?"
In this teaching, Dr. Fletcher shares the importance of spending time productively and conscientiously.
The 3rd R of consistent Christian living is be Refilled.
Whatever you focus your attention on will determine what your mind will be filled with. Therefore, focusing on the Word, the Person of Christ, and godly conduct will put you in the position to be filled with His presence.
In this episode, Dr. Bruce shares part 1 of The Three "R's" of Consistent Christian Living.
Experiencing Spiritual Renewal
“and be renewed in the spirit of your mind,” (Ephesians 4:23, NKJV)
Contrary to traditional thinking and doctrine, all believers are ministers. “Now these are the gifts Christ gave to the church: the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, and the pastors and teachers. Their responsibility is to equip God’s people to do his work and build up the church, the body of Christ. This will continue until we all come to such unity in our faith and knowledge of God’s Son that we will be mature in the Lord, measuring up to the full and complete standard of Christ” (Ephesians 4:11–13, NLT). The growth effectiveness of the Church could be said to be proportional to its members being involved in meaningful ministry.
Seven Elements of Unity (4:4-6)
Ephesians 4:4–6 (NKJV) — 4 There is one body and one Spirit, just as you were called in one hope of your calling; 5 one Lord, one faith, one baptism; 6 one God and Father of all, who is above all, and through all, and in you all.
Now that we know who we are in Christ, we are called to the duty of walking out the spiritual reality in everyday living.
In this message, Dr. Bruce shows how God has placed all things under the feet of Jesus, thus, we as His body, need to put Satan under our feet.
Ephesians 1:22-23
Ephesians 2:4–10 (NKJV) 4 But God, who is rich in mercy, because of His great love with which He loved us, 5 even when we were dead in trespasses, made us alive together with Christ (by grace you have been saved), 6 and raised us up together, and made us sit together in the heavenly places in Christ Jesus, 7 that in the ages to come He might show the exceeding riches of His grace in His kindness toward us in Christ Jesus. 8 For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God, 9 not of works, lest anyone should boast. 10 For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them.
God's power is so great He has reconciled Jews and Gentiles to each other, and to Himself; and that He is now building a temple to the eternal glory of God!
Ephesians 3:20-21
Eph. 1:15-23
The power of God in the life of the believer is a present reality. In the plan of God, He has exalted Christ and seated us in the Heavenlies with Him.
So then, for us to understand the purposes of God, we must receive spiritual insight. The source of this insight is divine; it comes from the third person of the trinity. Any other source of insight can only produce a humanistic view of life and therefore falls short.
Our relationship to God through Christ is not simply a commercial one, but also a personal experience of love. He is the Bridegroom and His church is the bride. We know that He will come and claim His bride because He has given us His promise and His Spirit as the “engagement ring.”
There are 4 blessings associated with Jesus: He has redeemed us, He has forgiven us, He has revealed God’s will to us and He has made US an inheritance.
In this session, Dr. Bruce uncovers the tragic fact that Christians don't understand their position in Christ and the abundant blessings at their disposal.
Many Christian believers today have limitless wealth at their disposal, and yet they live like paupers.
Galatians 3:5-9 reveals the truth that believers are blessed by God. So then, how do we live in that blessing?
This teaching reveals the truth concerning God's blessings and our feeble efforts to earn that blessing.
An important key to living the abundant life is understanding the three dimensions of life. In this message, Dr. Fletcher shows from Scripture the harmony of body, soul and spirit necessary for a fulfilled life.
An abundant life cannot be experienced independent of the True Shepherd. Learn the difference between a hireling and the True Shepherd.
When Jesus said He had come that we might have a more abundant life, what did He mean? Dr. Fletcher answers that question and more in this message.
There are four key principles of faith found in the Scriptures. In this teaching, Dr. Fletcher shares these principles and reveals how they apply to us today.
Never underestimate the influence of a mother. In this message, Dr. Fletcher shares the importance of motherhood and encourages a revival of family values.
There are nine things we need to know about who the Holy Spirit is and what He does in the present age.
There are 4 kinds of faith taught in the Bible. This message will open your eyes to the truth about saving faith and the kind of faith that is pleasing to God.
The final words of Jesus from the cross; It is finished. What did He mean? How does it affect us today? These questions and more are answered by Dr. Fletcher in this Resurrection Sunday message.
Jesus rode into Jerusalem facing His enemies and an impending death. How could this be triumphant? Why did Jesus ride on the colt of a donkey? Why did the celebrant crowd become a vicious mob 5 days later?
In this message, Dr. Bruce shares insight into the use of the donkey and shows from Scripture that there is coming a day when Jesus will make another triumphant entry, but then upon a white horse!
Join Pastor Bruce as he shares on the believer's relationships to one another and the the world in which we live. How do you maintain peace in a world that has gone mad?
Have you ever wondered why Jesus, the King of kings, would stoop low and wash the feet of His disciples? Join Pastor Bruce as he shares insights and valuable lessons from this great act of humility.
In this episode, Dr. Fletcher teaches on what it means to experience Life In Christ, and the fruitfulness that follows.
There is little doubt that we are living in an age of ungodliness. Does that mean believer's should compromise to survive? The answer is "NO!" In this session, Dr. Fletcher shares from the Scriptures insight on Living Godly In an Ungodly World.
At the wedding in Cana of Galilee, Jesus performed His first sign showing His deity. Mary gave the servants some of the greatest advice that we should heed as well; Whatever He says to you, do it.
In this episode, Dr. Bruce Fletcher builds upon this theme from John 2
In John 1, it declares Jesus came to His own and His own did not receive Him. But, to those who did, He gave the right to become children of God!
What implications are there for us today? Are you experiencing the same rejection because of your belief in Jesus?
Listen to this message to be inspired and encouraged.
In this message, Dr. Fletcher teaches from John's Gospel on the deity of Jesus and answers the question, "does it matter if I believe Jesus is God?"
In this session, Dr. Fletcher takes us beyond our vision for the upcoming year and challenges believers to live with eternity in mind.
In today's podcast, Dr. Fletcher compares 3 encounters with the angel Gabriel surrounding the birth of John the Baptist and Jesus Christ.
Three encounters with different reactions and responses. How do they relate to you?
Your thinking determines your life. Therefore, think according to the revelation of the Scriptures and you will experience the greatness of God.
Dr. Fletcher shares insight from Hebrews 10 to encourage believers to endure the trials of life and seemingly difficult situations.
Through the enablement of the Holy Spirit, Christian's are able to fulfill the law through love.
Join Dr. Bruce as he shares on the Wisdom of God. In this podcast, he shares that the will of God is determined by the wisdom of God. Therefore, you can trust God's plan for your life!
Join Dr. Bruce as he shares from Ephesians 5, Christian marriage and Family Relationships
Key functions and principles necessary to forming new relationships as well as repairing damaged ones.
In this episode, Dr. Fletcher explains what it means to beSanctified by God. He explains the immediate and progressive means by which believers are set apart from the world and unto God.
God knows you personally and has specifically called you by name. In this episode, Dr. Fletcher explores ways in which we are called as well as how.
Just as Samuel called the nation of Israel to repentance and they were delivered by God from an attack by the Philistines, God is doing it today. In this message you will learn principles to practice as we call our nations back to God.
Dr. Bruce Fletcher shares the importance of developing an intimate relationship with God and helping others to do the same.
For those who fear the climate of the world, this message clearly shows the superiority of Christ over all things. Listen to this message and increase your faith!
Christians are the richest people in the world! According to Paul, we have been blessed because of God's great love toward all believers. In this session you will learn about the blessings from God the Father in Ephesians 1.
There are 4 types of soil in the parable Jesus taught. In this message you will learn the different responses of people to the Word of God and the ensuing consequences.