Michael A. Knox Ministries: Recent Episodes
Michael Knox
These are the sermons preached by Michael Knox (or friends). Feel free to support us by listening and sharing with your friends and loved ones.
Have you ever had an encounter with God, but it seems as if he has nothing to say? What do you do when Jesus is silent?
We often find ourselves only reading one side of the stories in our lives, but we need a reason to shout on what's on the other side of the comma.
In this lesson, we look at how Paul tells of the necessity to believe in the Resurrection as the only hope for the believer and our encouragement to work for the Lord.
In this lesson, we look at how Paul employs our faith as a means to call us to restoration with our fellow believers.
A look at the Crucifixion of Jesus in Luke 23:33
For the Preachers on the Rise Minister's Alliance in Galveston, Texas
Minister D. Mykal Beyonce, President
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An investigation of Simon's timidity in Luke 22:31-34
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A short exposition on Ezekiel 37, investigating what happens when it seems that it is too late for God to act.
In this sermon, we try to do a quick synopsis of 1 Corinthians 7 and figure out how to live our lives as Christian singles in a world that keeps calling for marriage.
This sermon, preached at Church At Affton in St. Louis, Mo, looks at Psalm 23:4, and applies those principles to our lives.
This sermon seeks to help us navigate life when pain arises and it doesn't seem like it's going away.
This 5-minute devotional was given during the virtual Senior Chapel for MBU in the Spring of 2020, at the height of the COVID-19 Pandemic. While COVID left us with so many questions and anxiety-riddled, asking what's next? Well, this quick devotional seeks to show us how to navigate these moments in our lives, by looking at the disciples who were also in a "what's next" season, when Jesus had ascended into heaven following his resurrection.
This sermon seeks to expound on Romans 8:18-30 and call the Believer to know that no matter what happens in life, "It's All Good," because God is using it to bring us to His expected end.