Repentance Conviction Judgment of Sin – National Prayer Chapel

The cure for our lawlessness is the concrete reality of the Gospel, not an abstraction that is all smoke and mirrors. Do you desire to be set free of your sin? If so, please listen and obey the calling of the Holy Spirit to your heart.

Hear this simple message from the prophet Isaiah that all of us must answer. Will you follow God's way or man's way?

Listen as Pastor Ray lays out the kindness of God and God's sternness or wrath. Are you walking as a vine or a branch or are you broken off?

God is calling for a people who walked like Jesus walked, not those who have all the answers. Are you willing to give up the place of an Egyptian (equated to a worldly person)?

Hear the call of Jesus to live a love of love, even in the midst of great suffering and loss. This is a precious gift from the scriptures and the life of Pastor Ray on today's Pilgrim's Progress.

Have you built a firm foundation of intimacy with Jesus through obedience to His word?

Today's message is alarmingly simple. If you'll heed the call of the Holy Spirit, your inner pain will disappear. Jesus wants to set you free to serve Him and to love others.

Jesus has made a way for our souls to be healed, through His precious blood. We must lay down our Cain-like ways and repent and ask Jesus for this healing that only He can give us.

Pastor Ray walks us through God's covenant revival promise, with a focus of humbling our hearts before Him on this powerful sermon from 2009.

It's not hard but it's not easy to get to the narrow way (See Matthew 7:13-14). Don't let the devil and his minions sidetrack your journey out of the City of Destruction and to the Celestial City!

We only come into this wonderful gift of life and peace through our repentance and our rejection of all sin! Only Jesus can bring us to this place, are you willing to ask Him to bring you there??

Hear the call from the prophet Isaiah, to believe the one who was sent to bear our sins and to open the way of salvation for all who are willing to give themselves into the hands of Jesus.