Gilberto Samano

The speaker begins by thanking God for the opportunity to speak and sends greetings to listeners across the world. He emphasizes that the church has a spiritual purpose and that it's essential to understand why we were born. He then delves into the story of Elijah in the book of James and First Kings, where God used him to challenge the people of Israel and the non-believers to call on the true God who answers with fire. The speaker talks about the historical background of King Acaab's rebellion against God, which led to a drought and the people's worship of Baals. He warns against the danger of traditions and emphasizes that God listened to Elijah's prayers, even though he was human like us. The speaker ends by reminding listeners to beware of rebellion and to trust in God's mercy.

The passage is about the prophet Elijah challenging the people of Israel to choose between following God or the false god Baal. Elijah proposes a challenge to the prophets of Baal to see who can call down fire to consume a sacrifice. The prophets of Baal dance, shout, and cut themselves, but their god does not answer. Elijah then prays to God and fire comes down from heaven to consume his sacrifice, proving that God is the true God. The message emphasizes the importance of making a decision to follow God and the power of true worship in bringing God's presence into our lives. The speaker also warns against rebellion and empty religious ceremonies, and encourages listeners to seek a genuine relationship with God.

The speaker talks about how the church is a militant church that must fight and conquer. He mentions two strategies of war: defensive warfare, where soldiers hide in holes, and offensive warfare, where soldiers advance and conquer. He emphasizes the importance of God's favor in fighting offensively, which requires faith. The speaker encourages the audience to have faith and advance in their spiritual lives, conquering new ground for God.

The key to receiving God's favor is having faith, vision, prayer, resistance, dedication, integrity, observation, and holiness. These elements help us fight the good fight and win battles in our lives, such as the battle for our salvation and the battle for our marriages. We must remember that we are a militant army, and we must fight as God wants us to fight. We can fight and win because Christ has already won the battle for us.

The speaker reflects on the importance of knowing and holding onto the truth that God has given us. He urges the listeners to buy the truth and not sell it, as it is an absolute truth that we are children of God. Being a child of God comes with certain privileges and rights, such as the right to ask for blessings and receive them. The speaker emphasizes that we should not let the devil steal our spiritual land and our position as children of God. We should learn to ask God for what we need and trust that He will provide.

The speaker talks about four rights that children of God have: the right to ask, the right to enter the most holy place, the right to walk in the spirit, and the right to enjoy themselves. He emphasizes that being a child of God gives us a high position and rights but also responsibilities. The speaker then ministers to a brother who is going through a hard time, a sister who feels lonely, and another sister who needs help making a decision. The speaker reminds the audience that God loves them and that they have a family in the church.

The speaker begins by discussing his prayers for the new year, in which he asks God to help him serve him better and to teach him how to get closer to him. He then reflects on the importance of a new heart, citing Ezekiel 36 and Psalm 51. He believes that many believers carry negative emotions and past issues in their hearts, hindering the Holy Spirit from entering their lives. He emphasizes the importance of cleansing the heart with the word of God and loving God with all of one's heart. He also discusses how small sins such as pride and deceit can contaminate the heart. The speaker encourages listeners to invite the Holy Spirit into their hearts and to make room for God in their lives.

The sermon emphasizes the importance of loving God with all one's heart, confessing sins, and being filled with the Holy Spirit. The pastor encourages the congregation to let go of old routines and customs and to open their hearts to God's love and guidance. He invites those who want a new heart to come forward and surrender to Christ. The sermon concludes with a prayer for new hearts and a fresh anointing from the Holy Spirit.

The speaker begins by sharing a recent inspiration he received from God and asks for prayer. He expresses gratitude for the men and women of God being raised up, and also greets those listening online and asks them to open their hearts. The message is titled "We have to return to Bethel to see God's shikina" and the speaker reads from Genesis 28 and 35. He discusses how Jacob received a stolen blessing but God had a personal blessing for him. He encourages listeners to understand that the blessings we receive are undeserved and that God wants to bless us personally. Jacob had a dream where God promised to be with him and bless him, and the speaker reminds listeners that God speaks to us in our moments of despair. He emphasizes the importance of faith and belief in God's promises.

The sermon is about the importance of returning to Bethel, which is the place where a person had their first encounter with God. The speaker urges the audience to make an appointment with God and examine their lives, and to clean themselves up before returning to Bethel. The presence of God, known as shikina or shekina, is also discussed, and it is emphasized that if God is not present in our activities, it is just another activity. The sermon ends with the idea that the presence of God can transform and bless our lives.

The church is in revival and it is important for believers to know and use their spiritual weapons in the battle against principalities and powers. These weapons include the word of God, faith, prayer, fasting, and worship and praise. The message comes from 2 Corinthians 10:3-7 and is titled "It is Time to Use Our Weapons". Abraham's faith is used as an example of the power of faith.

The blood of Jesus is a powerful weapon that Christians can use to protect themselves from the devil's attacks. In the Old Testament, God used the shedding of animal blood as a symbol of forgiveness of sins. In the New Testament, Jesus shed his own blood on the cross to provide salvation to humanity. Christians can use the blood of Jesus to protect their health, their marriages, their families, and their finances from the devil's attacks. It is important to understand the power of the blood of Jesus and to apply it in our daily lives.

The speaker thanks everyone for the opportunity to share a message and invites the audience to open their hearts and Bibles to John 8. He notes that there are people who come to church for routine and those who come seeking God, but sometimes they don't feel his presence. He discusses confusion in the world and how some people think freedom can be bought with a pill, but true freedom comes from faith. He talks about the perfect will of God and how it is for us to be victorious and prosperous. He encourages the audience to confess what God's word says and to believe in his promises. He also talks about the battle against sin and how true freedom comes from the son setting us free.

The speaker talks about the deeper freedom from sin that Jesus offers and how Christians are in a spiritual battle. He emphasizes the importance of knowing the weapons of one's faith and relying on the word of God. He also acknowledges that Christians may face bitterness, pain, and even feelings of abandonment from God during their battles. The speaker then discusses the visible and invisible chains that can prevent Christians from feeling free and close to God. He encourages listeners to identify and remove these chains with the help of Jesus. The sermon ends with a call to prayer for those struggling with anxiety and other invisible chains.

Pastor Gilberto Samano speaks about the importance of the Holy Spirit in our lives and our church. He emphasizes the excellence of power that comes from the Holy Spirit and how it is necessary to open our hearts to be filled with it. He mentions that we need the Holy Spirit to enter the Kingdom of God, to have the fruit of the Spirit, and to walk in the Spirit. He shares a story about a shepherd anointing his sheep with oil to protect them from diseases and plagues and relates it to how the Holy Spirit protects and strengthens us in our lives.

The speaker discusses the importance of the Holy Spirit in a Christian's life. He emphasizes the need for anointing, guidance, power, and joy that can be obtained through the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes the need for perpetual joy and the power of positivity in a Christian's life. The speaker also shares personal experiences to illustrate his points.