Empower Church

Sermons from Empower Church, South Africa

Empower Church is a christianity podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 100 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Empower Church, a christianity show with 100 episodes published.

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  Episode #643

  What You Lost Is Coming Back: The Power of Jubilee

  Sep 29, 202644 min

  You toiled all night and caught nothing. You came home to Ziklag and found it in ashes. You've been renamed by Babylon and left sitting at the well at midday. But Jubilee has come. The same Jesus who sent Peter back to the empty water is sending you back to the place where you failed. This time you go at His word. What broke you won't hold you, what captured you won't keep you, and the One you kept missing has come looking for you. The place where you failed may be the place where God fills your net. 1. CAST YOUR NETS AT THE PREVIOUS PLACE OF FAILURE (Luke 5:4–8) Peter had worked all night and caught nothing. Jesus sent him back into the same water, in daylight and into the deep, which went against everything a fisherman knew. One act of obedience brought a catch so big it filled two boats. 2. THE CURRENT LANDSCAPE (Daniel 1:1–2, 7) Babylon took the vessels, the city and even the names of Daniel and his friends. Captivity is not your final address. YOU ARE GOING TO JERUSALEM. 3. YOUR ZIKLAG (1 Samuel 30:1–2, 21; 1 Samuel 31:5–6) David came home to ashes and to captured families. Soon after, Saul fell. The season that burned you is also the one that clears the road. SAUL DIED, AND DAVID IS GOING TO JERUSALEM. 4. HE NEEDED TO GO THROUGH SAMARIA (Genesis 33:19–20; John 4:3–6) Jacob's well stood at Shechem, on the ground of his reconciliation with Esau. Jesus, tired from the journey, sat down beside it. The woman who came to the well left made well. Did He really need to go through Samaria, or was He looking for you? Download Our Apps to Stay Connected & Deepen Your Faith: Empower Church App iOS: https://apps.apple.com/za/app/empower-church/id6775955900 Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=za.co.empowerapp Empower Bible Institute App iOS: https://apps.apple.com/za/app/empower-bible-institute/id6775867966 Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=za.co.empowerschool.ebi #empowerchurch #gebhardtberndt #restoration #breakthrough #obedience #jesus #faith

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  Episode #640

  Reviving Old Words | See What God Can Do

  Sep 17, 202649 min

  Join us as we come together with expectation, united in faith to seek the face of God. Prayer is not just a routine—it is a powerful, dynamic invitation to press deeply into His presence, align our hearts with His heart, and experience genuine spiritual breakthrough. Whether you are trusting God for physical healing, emotional restoration, financial provision, or personal transformation, we stand with you in faith today, believing that nothing is impossible with Him! Connect & Engage: Share Your Story: We would love to pray with you! Leave your prayer requests or share your testimonies in the comments below so we can celebrate what God is doing in your life and lift up your needs together. Download Our Apps to Stay Connected & Deepen Your Faith: Empower Church App iOS: https://apps.apple.com/za/app/empower-church/id6775955900 Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=za.co.empowerapp Empower Bible Institute App iOS: https://apps.apple.com/za/app/empower-bible-institute/id6775867966 Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=za.co.empowerschool.ebi #Gebhardtberndt #EmpowerChurch #identity #purpose #prayerwatch #prayer

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  Episode #639

  The Idols You Didn't Know You Were Worshiping

  Sep 17, 20261 hour

  Idolatry is not limited to carved images or ancient gods. An idol is anything we place above God, anything we trust to give us the meaning, security, significance, or identity that only He can provide. The question is not only, “What do I worship?” but “What has my heart placed above God?” In this message, we explore: 1. What Is an Idol? - Understanding how anything that receives our devotion or takes the place of God in our hearts can become an idol. 2. The Idols We Cannot Always See - How opinions, pain, trauma, status, wealth, human praise, and the desire to be right can become idols of the heart. 3. The Danger of Small Compromises - Samson did not lose in one night. His downfall came through multiple small battles that gradually chipped away at his resistance until he was lulled into giving in. 4. Obedience Over Sacrifice - Why God is not simply looking for religious activity, but for hearts that trust Him and walk in obedience to His Word. 5. The Idols of This World - From Baal, Molech, Dagon, and the golden calf to the idols we face today, we are reminded that anything competing with our love for God can take His rightful place. 6. The Heart Behind Idolatry - How idolatry begins internally when status, wealth, recognition, opinions, or other desires become more fundamental to our identity and happiness than God. 7. Turning From Idols to the Living God -The call to follow the example of the Thessalonians who turned from idols to serve the living and true God. 8. Will I Trust God? - The challenge of choosing wholehearted devotion, even when obedience is difficult, just as Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refused to worship the golden image. We are called to tear down every idol, recover our internal compass, and return to wholehearted devotion to the Lord. As Joshua declared, we must choose whom we will serve: “But as for me and my household, we will serve the Lord.” #gebhardtberndt #empowerchurch #TearingDownIdols #obedience #jesus

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  Episode #638

  Move with the Cloud | Ps Gebhardt Gebhardt

  Sep 2, 202649 min

  Our identity is not determined by people, circumstances, achievements, failures, or the opinions of others. Our identity is established by the Word and voice of God. At the baptism and transfiguration of Jesus, the Father declared: “This is My beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased.” Before Jesus performed the works of His ministry, the Father established His identity. In this powerful message, we explore what it means to live from sonship rather than orphanhood: 1. Identity before activity — Why the Father establishes identity before assignment. 2. The imagery we use to see ourselves — How the wrong image of ourselves can prevent us from accessing what God has already established. 3. The cloud and God’s leading — Understanding how God’s presence sets the pace for His people. 4. Moses, Joseph and David — How God can give authority over the very places, situations and weights we have been brought through. 5. The weight that creates capacity — Sometimes you carry things nobody sees because God is developing the capacity required for what nobody else is willing to face. 6. The finished work of the Cross — Jesus has already defeated the powers of darkness. What happens when we stop living as though we still need to earn what Christ has already accomplished? 7. From law to sonship — When our focus shifts from what God has done to what we must constantly do, we can become captive again to performance. 8. The seven places of the Cross — His head, back, side, hands and feet, and what they reveal about the finished work of Christ. 9. The Rock and sonship — Exploring the revelation of Christ, the foundation of the Church, and what happens when we understand ourselves as sons and daughters. 10. The prodigal son — The deeper problem was not simply that the son left home; he misunderstood both who he was and who his Father was. The goal is not merely to receive what God has promised, but to become people who can carry, steward and unlock what He has entrusted to us. There are things you will carry that nobody sees in order to confront giants nobody wants to face. There are places you have been brought out of that God may give you authority over. “For the Son of Man has come to seek and to save that which was lost.” Luke 19:10 #achievements #sonship #love #promises #covenant #bloodline #setfree #voiceofgod #capacity #foudation #accomplishment #revelation #identity #understanding

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  Episode #637

  Stand Up | When Silence Is No Longer An Option

  Aug 26, 202643 min

  Faith is not only about what we believe; it is also about what we are willing to stand for. Throughout Scripture, we see men and women placed in moments where remaining silent would have been easier, but faith required them to speak, act and stand for what was right. Standing for truth will not always make us popular, but when we know who God is, we can stand even when everyone else chooses to bow. In this message, we explore: DANIEL – A FAITH THAT WOULD NOT COMPROMISE Daniel lived in a culture that constantly challenged his faith, but he refused to compromise his convictions. Even when a law was passed that threatened his life, Daniel continued to pray to God as he had done before. His life reminds us that truth does not change because the environment around us changes. Sometimes standing for God means continuing to do what is right when everyone around us is telling us to stop. SHADRACH, MESHACH AND ABEDNEGO – WE WILL NOT BOW King Nebuchadnezzar commanded everyone to bow before the golden image. Three men remained standing. They knew the consequences. They knew the furnace was waiting. Yet their response was clear: even if God did not deliver them in the way they expected, they would still not bow. Standing for truth means deciding beforehand that there are some things we simply will not compromise. ESTHER – SPEAKING WHEN SILENCE IS EASIER Esther was placed in a position where speaking the truth could have cost her life. Yet Mordecai challenged her with the words, “Who knows whether you have come to the kingdom for such a time as this?” There are moments when God places us in certain rooms, positions and relationships because He expects us to use our voice. Silence may feel safe, but sometimes faith requires us to speak. NATHAN – TELLING THE TRUTH EVEN TO A KING When David sinned, Nathan had the courage to confront him. David was king. Nathan understood the risk, but truth was more important than comfort. He stood before David and declared, “You are the man.” Real truth does not change depending on who is standing in front of us. Standing for truth means having the courage to say what is right even when the person who needs to hear it is powerful, influential or close to us. #empowerchurch #david #faith #stand #righteousness #upright #understanding #truth

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