International Christian Church Sermons

Part 3: Understanding the Mind In this sermon series, we will explore the biblical, scientific, and practical aspects of understanding the mystery of the mind and seek to gain a deeper understanding of this remarkable mystery of the mind to use as a tool and weapon in the hands of God to create the influence of the Kingdom of God in our surroundings.

In this sermon series, we will explore the biblical, scientific, and practical aspects of understanding the mystery of the mind and seek to gain a deeper understanding of this remarkable mystery of the mind to use as a tool and weapon in the hands of God to create the influence of the Kingdom of God in our surroundings.

The human mind is a wondrous and intricate creation of God, shrouded in mystery and complexity. It is the seat and the treasure chest of our thoughts, emotions, and decisions, and it plays a crucial role in our relationship with God and our fellow humans. In Psalm 139:14, we read, "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful; I know that full well." Our minds are a remarkable gift from God, fearfully and wonderfully made. They are the instruments through which we seek to understand the world, learn, reason, and make choices. Recognizing the divine origin of our minds fills us with awe and gratitude. The human mind is a fascinating and complex entity, often referred to as the "seat of the soul" or the "window to the spirit." It's a mystery that has intrigued philosophers, scientists, and theologians for centuries. In this sermon series, we will explore the biblical, scientific, and practical aspects of understanding the mystery

As the children of God, we are empowered in Christ to fulfill great things, and God is able to exemplify His power at work in us and through us. As God’s children, we are empowered with the potential to do great things, but many are stuck in current negative conditions, failures, and fear. God created you for a specific, unique, one-of-a-kind purpose. Despite any situation you are currently facing, God purposely fashioned and ordered your steps to fulfill his dynamic plan for your life. Many individuals feel helpless when trials appear, and it seems as if their circumstances or environment will never change. Through this message, we want to encourage you that God has final authority regarding the overall temporary conditions you experience in life. God’s ways are not our ways, and it could be that God is equipping and empowering you during life’s challenges for a great work he has called you to fulfill. Live streaming Copyright License #20714391

How God deals with our enemies. Each of us has faced adversaries, whether in the form of personal conflicts, external threats, or inner struggles. But as we delve into the scriptures, we'll discover how God is intimately involved in our battles and how we should respond. " An attack against God’s people is an attack against God. "

Breakthrough moments where God's will and power are clearly manifested and opportunity, clarity, and sudden changes occur A breakthrough is a profound miraculous event or experience that reflects God's intervention and guidance in the lives of His people, leading to positive change and spiritual growth. Live streaming Copyright License #20714391

In the midst of our fast-paced lives, intentionally creating space for God is essential. God's transformative power becomes evident when we create space for Him in the center of our lives. Main Idea: Creating space in our lives for God to experience His transformative power This teaching covers three important factors: 1. The need to create space for God in our lives 3. Aspects of creating space 4. How do we create space for God?

"If you want to change your life, you have to change your story." How do you change your story? Do we have the power to change our story? Only Jesus can change our story. That's why, when you and I come to Jesus, our lives are not determined by where we are coming from or what we have done but rather by where we are going and what Jesus has done for us.

"To be content with God's provision. God provides in every season of our lives, but instead of enjoying and staying content, we desire things that could be and should be." One of the hardest tasks in life is learning to be content. "Content" does not necessarily mean passive, unimaginative, or lacking initiative. "Content", as it is used in this text, refers to being satisfied with "such things as you have." Highlighted areas: 1. The Israelites' complaints 2. The Danger of Discontentment 3. How to Overcome Discontentment (Take Away)

We are living in a time where our faith, principles, and way of life are challenged daily. A true leader and a faithful believer in Christ are constantly bombarded by the enemy, world systems, and, unfortunately, attacks within the church to shake our belonging to God's purpose and Jesus. Especially In times of challenges and difficulties, it's common to question our sense of belonging and identity. However, as believers, we can draw strength from our faith to affirm our belonging even in the midst of adversity. Through this teaching, we are going to focus on understanding the importance of affirming our belonging to God's purpose and in Christ despite external and internal challenges. Three critical components: - Challenges to belonging - Four crucial questions that every leader and believer must ask oneself - How to affirm your belonging to God's purpose and in Christ

Joshua 5 illustrates the significance of preparation, remembrance, and surrender as the Israelites stood on the threshold of God's promises. As we, too, face various thresholds in our lives, let us learn from their example by fully committing ourselves to God's covenant, remembering His faithfulness, celebrating His redemption, trusting in His provision, and surrendering to His authority. By doing so, we can confidently navigate through life's challenges and embrace the abundant blessings God has in store for us. Takeaway: 1. Instead of rushing to conquer and possess your promises, take time to Pause and reflect (rest, revaluate and restore) 2. Focus on renewing your relationship with God. Ask honest questions, How strong is my relationship with God compared to last week? 3. Change our mindset from a hand to mouth mentality to sowing and reaping. Search for God’s presence and encounter before taking a step forward. Live streaming Copyright License #20714391

The dictionary definition of empower is “to give power or authority to; to authorize.” It can also mean “to enable or permit.” When you are empowered, you are enabled or permitted to do what your calling requires of you. Main Passage: John 4:28-30 The story of the Samaritan woman perfectly illustrates how God sent Jesus not to condemn the world but to save the world through him. Jesus humbles himself, engages the woman in conversation, sets her free from shame and guilt, and empowers her. She arrives at the well as a sinner but leaves as an empowered saint. Encounters with God will do that to someone, even YOU! She goes through four stages of transformation. Live streaming Copyright License #20714391

Nehemiah 1:2-6 When we say Yes to God, we stop being spectators (fans in the stands), and we join other believers on the field, working together with bold faith and action to advance God’s Kingdom As God gave Nehemiah favor in a foreign kingdom, he will give you favor in our lives (work, school). Remember that there is a Kingdom purpose behind that. God used Nehemiah to restore His people out of exile, which ultimately led to the renewal of His promise and covenant

Jesus serves as the ultimate example of how to live a life that reflects the values and principles of the Kingdom of Heaven. Jesus aligned with the principles and values of the Kingdom of Heaven, which He exhibited through His life and created a heavenly influence that drew people to His Kingdom. It's important to note that living out a kingdom lifestyle is not about achieving perfection but rather a continuous journey of growth and transformation. The Holy Spirit enables and empowers us to live in alignment with Jesus' example and to bring God's kingdom values to the world around us. Seek to follow Jesus' teachings and emulate His life to impact communities positively and participate in advancing God's kingdom on earth. :- Kingdom lifestyle creates Kingdom Culture on earth as it is in Heaven. When God’s people live in the atmosphere of heaven on earth and practice the kingdom lifestyle, then we create the Kingdom Culture.

The Kingdom lifestyle can be defined as a way of living that aligns with the principles and values of the Kingdom of God. It is a life lived in intimate relationship with God, bringing glory to Him and reflecting His Kingdom here on earth. Importance of living according to the principles of the Kingdom:Living according to the principles of the Kingdom is of utmost importance as it aligns us with God's will, enables us to reflect Christ's character, influences the world, counters worldly values, facilitates personal transformation, and keeps us focused on eternity. Live streaming Copyright License #20714391

Kingdom Mind, a new paradigm 1. Definition: Kingdom Mind refers to aligning our thoughts and perspectives with the principles and standards of God's Kingdom. 2. Importance: Kingdom mind enables us to live according to God's will and experience the abundant life He promises. 3. The Need for a New Paradigm: A Fundamental change in our thinking and gaining King's and His Kingdom’s Perspective. - The Kingdom Mind helps us to break the divisive boundaries created by the kingdom of evil and darkness and helps people to find freedom to embrace a heavenly, Kingdom life. - Kingdom Mind encourages us to transform the spiritual, emotional, and intellectual mindsets developed by self centered, egoistic, and greed filled modern cultures. - By embracing and developing the Kingdom mind, we become better equipped to navigate challenges and contribute value, meaning, purpose, and eternity to the people around us. - In essence, the Kingdom Mind represents a paradigm shift that empowers individuals and co

The Church and the Kingdom are two important realities in Christian life. Understanding their relationship and significance helps us grasp the purpose and mission of the Church and advancement of the Kingdom of God. This teaching will explore the relationship between the Church and the Kingdom of God. Three essential elements from this teaching: 1. The great revelation 2. The Church's foundation 3. The Relationship between the Church and the Kingdom. Main Scripture: Matthew 16:13-19

Sermon Series: The Kingdom Part 2: The King and His Kingdom Kingdom of the King and His Dominion 1. God is the ultimate ruler. His intrinsic authority comes from who He is. He was neither installed nor removed from power by anyone. 2. God's Word is both His command and His Kingly Law. 3. God is the King, and He is at the center of all power and splendor in the Kingdom. When you enter the King's presence, you also enter the presence of all of His splendor and might. 4. God's name carries the entire force of His kingly power. 5. God's Kingdom is a reflection of who He is as King. If you have any prayer request please feel free to contact us at www.myiccglobal.org/contact To give please click www.myiccglobal.org/give or GIVE BY TEXT: Just text the word "give" to (844) 802-9452 Cash App $iccglobal Venmo App @iccglobal Live streaming Copyright License #20714391

Matthew 24:14 “And the Good News about the Kingdom will be preached throughout the whole world, so that all nations will hear it; and then the end will come.” Matthew 6:33 But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you. We need to realize that this Kingdom is actually within us. We must acknowledge that we are sons and daughters of the Kingdom called, and placed strategically to influence, domain, and to bring change in this World. In the Kingdom of God, everything you do is an extension of the King's realm on earth—His dominion is being released in you and also through you. Goal: This series will help you how to live and operate from this perspective. As His Kingdom comes and His will is done through you, right where you are, you will discover how to carry out the Kingdom mandate that is on your life. Highlighted areas: Defining the Kingdom of God, What did Jesus preach about?, Teachings of the Apostles, and Old Testament anticipation of t

Psalm 13 We hate waiting. We long for God to “hurry up.” However, God uses delay in the life of every believer to set the stage for developing our faith and maturity to handle God-sized blessings.