JICF Sunday Sermons

Welcome to JICF's Sunday sermon podcast where we upload our sermons each week. We pray you'll be blessed through each listen!

JICF Sunday Sermons is a religion podcast hosted by JICF, with 374 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Finding Rest in God \\ 1 Samuel 21-22:5 \\ Dallas Tucker

  Aug 18, 20261 hour

  In 1 Samuel 21 , David is on the run. He makes choices – some of them showing his reliance on God, others showing reliance on himself. Ultimately, at the beginning of 1 Samuel 22 , David follows God’s instructions and comes to a place of rest. He is still facing the same trials and challenges as at the beginning of 1 Samuel 21, and he will face those challenges for many years, but he is where God has called him to be. This Sunday, we will look at David’s story, and we will also look at how this future king of Israel points to the High King of Heaven, Jesus Christ.

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  The LORD Is Our Strong Fortress \\ 1 Samuel 19:1-24 \\ JICF

  Aug 3, 202654 min

  Where do we turn when the walls of our life seem to be crashing down around us? What do we do when it seems like wicked men are seeking our demise? What happens when things don’t go as we planned? David knew God’s promises. He knew that he was anointed as the next king, yet his life was in peril. What would David do? Where would David go? Our life might not be in physical danger like David’s, but we also must learn what David learned in times of distress. Let’s draw near to our advocate, Jesus. Let’s remain faithful to His plan. Let’s seek refuge in the Lord, for He is our Strong Fortress. ————— Scripture Readings: 1 Samuel 19:1-24 and parts of Psalm 59

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  When God Changes the Season \\ 1 Samuel 18-1-30 \\ JICF

  Aug 3, 202656 min

  1 Samuel 18 Life is full of transitions. Sometimes the biggest challenge is not surviving difficult seasons—it is recognizing when God is leading us into a new one. After David defeated Goliath, Israel celebrated a great victory. But while everyone was looking at the fallen giant, God was quietly preparing a new season for His people. Jonathan recognized it and embraced it. Saul recognized it but resisted it. David walked faithfully through it. What made the difference? It wasn't what they saw—it was the condition of their hearts. Join us this Sunday as we discover how to recognize God's new seasons, why some people embrace change while others resist it, and how God's presence gives us the confidence to let go of the past and faithfully step into the future He is preparing. When God changes the season, will we cling to what is ending—or trust Him with what is beginning?

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  When The Lord is With You \\ 1 Samuel 16:14-23 \\ Yusup Lifire

  Jul 21, 202651 min

  In a world filled with uncertainty, fear, and constant change, there is no greater blessing than having the Lord with us. In 1 Samuel 16:14–23 , David's life reminds us that God's presence is the source of our strength, His providence directs the steps of our lives, and His power enables us to serve others faithfully and fruitfully wherever He places us. Though David was still a young shepherd, the Lord's hand was upon him, guiding every step and using him to bring peace to a troubled king. Join us as we discover that when the Lord is with you, you will experience His Presence that sustains you, His Providence that directs you, and His Productivity that makes your life a blessing to others.

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  The Battle is the Lord's: Finding Our David In the Shadow of Goliath \\ 1 Samuel 17:1-58 \\ Sandjaja Prawiro

  Jul 20, 202655 min

  David and Goliath. The shepherd and the warrior. The sling and the sword. Even those who have never opened a Bible know something of or about this story. It has become shorthand for improbable victory, for the little guy taking on the establishment, for overcoming the odds. What makes this passage challenging is the fact that if we reduce this story to a motivational tale about self-empowerment, we have missed its true beauty. We have traded the bread of heaven for stones that cannot satisfy. The truth is that 1 Samuel 17 is not primarily about David's courage, though he was courageous. It is not primarily about Goliath's size, though he was terrifying. It is not even primarily about Israel's deliverance from the Philistines, though that deliverance was real and necessary. At its deepest level, this chapter is about: God: His honor, His power, His faithfulness, and His determination to save His people through means that puzzle human wisdom. The God who steps into the valley where we face our giants, not because we are strong enough to win, but because He is strong enough to win for us. Therefore, we need to read this text with the eyes of faith, with the PoV of the New Testament. If we do that, we will discover something even more glorious.

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