These messages cover most of the basics of the Christian life. We start right from the beginning, original sin, and man's need for a Savior. This series also introduces Jesus, Calvary, sonship, assurance of salvation, and eternal life.
Everyone wants to see a spiritual harvest of souls, but the real subject that needs attention is the preparation of the soil. No matter how good the seed, it will not produce a crop in poor soil conditions.
The incredible gift of salvation is taken for granted by most Christians because they don't understand Calvary. Listen and be amazed!
Some of the first steps a new Christian should do is clean up their past. There are relationships that need to be restored, offenses forgiven and reconciled. New Christians are often shackled by past unhealed wounds, and putting this behind them is crucial to growth. Also, there are things that may need to be renounced, and possibly confessed and restored. This message deals with these areas.
A Christian cannot effectively move forward in their walk with God until he or she has effectively dealt with their past. Relationships need to be reconciled, people need to be forgiven and released, and restitutions need to be made towards those we've hurt or harmed in some way. This message deals with this important aspect of Discipleship.
A building begins at the foundation as so does our Christian life! If that foundation has not been properly established, your walk with Christ will suffer, sometimes for decades! This message will help you understand your position in Christ, and identify if you have foundational weaknesses.
The Christian life begins with conversion. This is the absolute foundation of your life in Christ. Brother Reuben challenges the listeners to examine themselves whether they have truly repented, believed and received eternal life through Jesus Christ.
This hard hitting message will help you identify you position in Christ. God's people can either be sons, servants, or orphans, and the characteristics of each are clearly layed out in this message. Brother Reuben also examines what you can do about it towards the end of his message.