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World Challenge Sermons

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God states that his word is living and active, like a two-edged sword that divides the spirit from the soul. Believers must dedicate their entire lives to studying the Bible. It is critical for us in order to obey biblical commands but also to grow in spiritual maturity. David and Gary Wilkerson as well as other speakers share their knowledge of the Bible here and walk alongside you through the scriptures.

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Bricks Without Straw | David Wilkerson

Épisode 231

dimanche 12 juillet 2026 • Durée 50:08

David Wilkerson uses the story of Pharaoh's cruelest command as a mirror, showing every exhausted believer still trying to make bricks without straw that God is not Pharaoh. Jesus has already made full provision, and the only thing left to do is stop struggling and let the Holy Ghost do what flesh never could.

Preached: December 11, 1994

Main Points:

• Pharaoh is a type of Satan, and Egypt is a type of every bondage that holds God's people, whether smoking, drinking, pornography, temper, unbelief, or covetousness. His first device is always the same: get back to your works, more works, impossible works, and do it without any of the tools you need.

• Just as the message of freedom swept through the camps of Israel and Pharaoh doubled the quota the very same day, the devil will hear you responding to a message of deliverance and immediately increase the pressure to make you believe it will never happen for you.

• The law was never meant to set you free. It was a schoolmaster to bring you to Christ, a mirror held up to show you how wide the gap is between your wickedness and God's holiness, and how impossible it is to bridge that gap by anything your flesh can do.

• The servant who buried his talent and said, "You reap where you have not sown," was looking at God as Pharaoh, accusing him of demanding results without providing tools. That is exactly how many Christians feel, and it is a lie from the same enemy who invented the bricks without straw command.

• God has made no spiritual demand on you without making full provision for you to fulfill it through the Holy Ghost. He is not sitting up in heaven twiddling his thumbs while you struggle. He abides in you, he is greater than the one in the world, and when you call on him, he will exert his power.

• Some people never get free because they want to be plucked out, but won't obey God's voice. The Holy Spirit warns lovingly, whispers "don't do it," and if you override him, he speaks louder and louder, because he is so faithful, he will do whatever it takes to get your attention.

• God has made an ironclad "I will" promise seven times over: I will bring you out, I will rid you of bondage, I will redeem you, I will take you to me, I will be God to you, I will bring you into the land, I will give you a heritage. The only response left is to lift your hands and surrender what you could never carry yourself.

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Saints in Christ - Ephesians 1:1-3 I Evan Wilkerson

Épisode 230

mercredi 8 juillet 2026 • Durée 26:21

Evan Wilkerson opens his Ephesians series by tracing the stories of John Newton, the apostle Paul, and the dark city of Ephesus to show that the word "saint" has nothing to do with moral achievement and everything to do with the grace that finds wretches, turns them around, and sets them on an entirely new trajectory.

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John Newton called himself capable of anything, with not the least fear of God and no sensibility of conscience. It was in a violent storm at sea that he cried, "Lord, have mercy," for the first time in years, and out of that encounter eventually came the famous hymn Amazing Grace. This is the story of all who are in Christ.
Paul was not a passive sinner. He was actively hunting Christians, arresting them, punishing them in synagogues, convinced he was doing God a favor. Then Jesus knocked him to the ground on the Damascus road, and everything, every single thing, was completely changed.
Ephesus was among the largest cities of the ancient world, filled with idol worship, demon worship, and magic arts. Opposition and darkness are not signs that God is absent. Often, it is in the darkest places where Christ's light shines brightest, and the Ephesians proved it by burning their magic books in public.
Paul calls these former witchcraft practitioners saints, not because of what they had done but because of what had been done for them. No man is a believer who is not also a saint, and no man is a saint who is not a believer. The title comes with faith, not with performance.
Many of us get this backwards. We know intellectually that grace is a free gift, but we behave as though our works will make us righteous, stuck on a treadmill of performance. You became righteous the moment you put your faith in Jesus and his finished work. That is your position. Sanctification flows from it, not toward it.
When you sin, don't hide from him. Running away from Jesus when you fail only makes the sin worse. Run to him. He is the only one who will ever be able to set you free entirely.
Paul combined the Greek greeting and the Jewish greeting into one: grace and peace. Grace always comes first, and as it fills our lives through the Holy Spirit, it produces shalom, wholeness, restored relationships, reconciled work, and a peace even in the middle of suffering that the world cannot explain.

I Want No Blood on My Hands | David Wilkerson

Épisode 229

dimanche 5 juillet 2026 • Durée 57:57

David Wilkerson stands before his congregation, physically trembling over Ezekiel 3, warning every pastor, teacher, and believer that they will one day stand before God and answer for every soul they failed to warn, then reveals that the only way to fulfill that terrifying responsibility is not human zeal but the secret place alone with God.

Preached: September 29, 1996

Main Points:

• David Wilkerson said this scripture caused him to tremble physically, spiritually, and emotionally every time he read it. God told Ezekiel plainly: if you don't warn the wicked and they die in their sin, their blood is on your hands. That warning does not expire in the day of grace.

• Peter, after Pentecost, pointed his finger at the crowd and said, "You crucified both the Lord and the Christ." Stephen called the religious leaders stiff-necked and uncircumcised in heart, knowing it would cost him his life. Paul confronted incest in the Corinthian church publicly. None of them were willing to stand before God with blood on their hands.

• How many pastors will answer on judgment day for the Laodicean condition in their churches, for telling people they're alive when they're dead, for feeding congregations on pop psychology and flattery instead of warning them about sin? Better to run out of church angry and convicted than to be flattered gently into hell.

• God's answer to the weight of this responsibility was not to send Ezekiel immediately into the streets. He took him aside first, showed him his glory, and struck him speechless, because a man who goes out in his own human zeal will do more damage than good.

• Every word that comes from a true pulpit must first come from the secret closet of prayer. David Wilkerson went to prayer like a disciple with an empty basket, saying, "Lord, I have nothing," and Jesus breaks the bread and fills it. If you haven't been shut in with God weeping over the lost, you're babbling.

• The greatest wickedness in the congregation that day was not drugs or alcohol or sexual sin. It was Christians who had heard warning after warning and still held grudges, still carried bitterness, still hardened their hearts. They were almost beyond help.

In and Out | Gary Wilkerson

Épisode 228

dimanche 28 juin 2026 • Durée 29:20

Gary Wilkerson takes us through Romans 8, showing that the exhausting in-and-out, up-and-down Christian life is not what God intended, revealing that the moment Christ came in, he changed not just our behavior but our entire operating system, and the Spirit who raised Jesus from the dead is the same power now living in us.

Preached: May 21, 2026

Main Points:

• The word condemnation is "con" plus "damnation," and before you met Jesus, that was exactly your destination.

• There are two laws at war, and the law of the Spirit of life is to the law of sin and death what the First Amendment is to a university policy. One simply outweighs the other, and no policy Satan tries to enforce can stand against the higher law.

• The flesh cannot keep the law, and the law actually makes sin worse because telling someone not to touch the cookie jar is practically an invitation. God is not asking you to try harder in your own strength because he already declared in Romans 8:3 that it cannot be done.

• Prayer groups, Bible reading, fasting, and accountability partners are good for growth, but they are not what sets you free. Trying to do in your flesh what only the Spirit can do is the shortest road to burning out and failing again.

• The most important word in Romans 8 may be "however" in verse 9. After all the in-and-out battle of chapter 7, God steps in and says: You, however, are not in the flesh but in the Spirit. That is not a goal to reach. It is a declaration of what is already true.

• Jesus changes your operating system. A PC does PC things, and a Mac does Mac things, not because of effort but because of what's built into the software. When Christ came in, he didn't just change your behavior; he changed your cravings. Now you crave righteousness, holiness, and the presence of God.

• The Spirit of him who raised Jesus from the dead dwells in you. The solution to up-and-down living is not found in self-effort but in understanding and resting in that reality until the life he promises flows naturally from the inside out.

Irreversibly Reversed | Gary Wilkerson

Épisode 227

dimanche 21 juin 2026 • Durée 40:40

Gary Wilkerson opens with Samuel Rutherford's breathtaking attempt to describe Jesus as fairer than sun, moon, stars, and roses, then pulls back and says even that comparison wrongs him, before turning to Romans 5 to show that what Adam unleashed on the whole world, one perfect man has irreversibly reversed in them.

Preached: May 20, 2026

Main Points:

• Samuel Rutherford tried to honor Christ by saying he is fairer than the sun, the moon, the stars, and the roses, then stopped himself and said he had wronged Christ by the comparison. Nothing fair exists beside him. Everything else goes dark.

• One man in a garden unleashed condemnation, judgment, wrath, and death on every human being born since. You are not a sinner because of what you did. You were made a sinner by what Adam did, the same way an eight-year-old gets pulled over not for breaking the law but for being too young to drive.

• Jesus did not just forgive the sins you committed. He absorbed into himself every shameful thing you would be embarrassed to name, drank the full cup of wrath in the garden, and then on the cross made the exchange permanent.

• What Adam did can be reversed. What Jesus did cannot. You did not just get saved; you got grafted into a righteousness that neither the Son nor the Father will allow anyone to snatch away.

• Where sin abounds, grace abounds all the more. The more that went into the cup, the greater the sufficiency of what Christ drank. There is no sin so heavy that grace does not outweigh it.

• Stop calling what God has made clean unclean. When you read scripture, you are the David, not the Goliath. You are Peter, not Judas. You are the righteousness of God in Christ Jesus, and it is time to start talking and living like it.

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Preserved for a Purpose | David Wilkerson

Épisode 226

dimanche 14 juin 2026 • Durée 52:22

David Wilkerson preaches just weeks after 9/11 to a city still trembling with fear, revealing that God's hedge of thorns around every believer was never just for their own survival but to produce a Joseph company of tested, proven people who carry exactly what a terrified world now desperately needs.

Preached: October 21, 2001

Main Points:

• The Hebrew word for preserve means to put a hedge of thorns around someone, to guard every coming and every going. Wilkerson stood before his congregation six weeks after 9/11 and said he had no gas mask and didn't intend to buy one, because God's covering is better than anything man can produce.

• God did not preserve Israel through ten plagues, the Red Sea, snakes, and forty years of wilderness just so they could sit around a campfire telling their grandchildren stories. He brought them out so he could bring them in, and every trial had a destination attached to it.

• Joseph is the clearest picture: sold by his brothers, falsely accused, laid in irons, forgotten in prison, his greatest test was not the suffering but the word of the Lord that seemed to contradict everything he was going through.

• At 70, David Wilkerson looked back over decades of cancer in his family, loneliness before multitudes, and terror of the enemy's attacks, and said exactly what Joseph said: God sent me. The devil meant it for evil, but God meant it for good.

• God is not looking for another televangelist or a star when the nation is reeling. He is looking for the hidden Joseph company, individuals he has been working on for years, who can go one-by-one to a neighbor, a coworker, a family member, and say God has what you need.

• Gwen Wilkerson went through cancer after cancer and finally said she didn't feel she was being used. The clue to your ministry is the battles God brought you through. She began quietly writing letters to women with cancer all over the world, and they wrote back saying she had put faith in their hearts.

• Everything begins not with a platform but with hunger. Wilkerson spent a year in a small Pennsylvania town weeping before the Lord with no vision, no plan, no destination, just desperate for God. Out of that year came one step, one page in Life magazine, and a call to New York that ended at Times Square Church.

Casting Down Unbelief | David Wilkerson

Épisode 225

dimanche 7 juin 2026 • Durée 43:31

David Wilkerson asks why believers are satisfied hearing what God does elsewhere, warning that unbelief turns any heart into Nazareth — the one place Jesus stood ready to work miracles but walked away marveling that he could do almost none because of their lack of faith.

Preached: June 17, 2007

Main Points:

•Jesus stood in Nazareth among sincere, Scripture-loving people who knew his reputation, had heard of his miracles, and still would not believe he was God. He marveled at their unbelief and could do almost nothing there. That is the tragedy of many churches today.

•There is no such thing as a dead place, only dead Christians who have stopped expecting God to move where they are. Uruguay sat right next door to Argentina while spiritual fire swept the continent, never catching the flame because nobody rose up and said why not here, why not us.

•Wilkerson slept in his car on the streets of New York with no money, no plan, and no evidence that drug addicts could be saved, just a simple word from God. That faith produced Nicky Cruz, Sonny Arganzoni, and 520 Teen Challenge centers around the world.

•The devil cannot read your mind, but he hears your voice, and the moment murmuring and complaining begin to flow out of your mouth, he moves in with his most venomous lies targeted specifically at those who have set their heart to trust God fully.

•The first lie is that you are too weak and too weary for spiritual warfare. Absalom's strategy against David was to attack him while he was tired, and the enemy uses the same tactic, magnifying your weariness until you hear the voice saying you cannot go on.

•The second lie is that you are not making spiritual progress, that others are passing you by, that after all the sermons and all the goodness of God, you are still not where you should be. God is not asking you to measure your spirituality against anyone else.

•At 76, David Wilkerson looked back over valleys of despair and heights of faith and said the one thing he could give God until his dying day was his confidence, the quiet, settled trust that he had believed and God had been faithful, and that nothing the devil whispered could take that away.

How to Be Established | David Wilkerson

Épisode 224

dimanche 31 mai 2026 • Durée 43:34

David Wilkerson reveals that the one consuming passion of his ministry was never building a megachurch or a personal following, but seeing every believer become so rooted, so unshakable, so wholly given to Jesus that the devil could throw his worst and find nothing to grab hold of.

Preached: September 17, 1995

Main Points:

• Paul's single burning desire was not to impress, not to build a following, not to become a voice. It was to impart whatever spiritual gift God had given him so that the people he ministered to would become established, unmovable, and unshakable in Christ.

• What brings real joy to a true shepherd's heart is not a $20 bill slipped in the hand or a pat on the back. It is seeing a convert stand firm years later, the way Wilkerson could look across a stage at Nicky Cruz and Sonny Arganzoni and feel every doubt the devil ever threw at him collapse.

• The first path to being established is laying down all anxiety about tomorrow. God told Wilkerson plainly that worrying about the future is an accusation against him, because tomorrow is the very arena where God most wants to prove his faithfulness.

• The second path is believing that God's blessing does not have to end. Revivals come and go, churches split and go cold, but Caleb at 85 was just as strong as the day Moses sent him out and was still asking for mountains to conquer. God is a God of continuance.

• The third path is getting your eyes completely off men. The charismatic itch that sends people cruising from convention to convention, idolizing evangelists and chasing emotional highs, is the very thing that keeps a person perpetually rootless and unable to grow.

• When you idolize a teacher, you're eating meat sacrificed to an idol. The only credential worth trusting is a life, not a platform or a reputation. Paul said, " If you want a word from me, look at my life. That is the word."

• You don't need someone constantly propping you up on the left and the right. Build yourself up in your most holy faith, pray in the Holy Ghost, keep yourself in the love of God, and let your own life become the word that establishes the people around you.

The Private War of a Saint | David Wilkerson

Épisode 223

dimanche 24 mai 2026 • Durée 46:24

David Wilkerson steps off the battlefield of global spiritual warfare and into the one nobody talks about—the private war—where affliction piles on affliction, lust attacks the holiest saints, and the only voices left are lying spirits sent on assignment by the devil himself.

Preached: July 29, 2007

Main Points:

• Every believer has a private war that nobody else can reach, not a pastor, not a spouse, not a counselor. David Wilkerson watched his son Greg endure two and a half years of unbearable pain and could not touch it. His wife Gwen, who battled cancer, would look at him with pain etched in her face and say, "This is my silent war; I can't explain it."

• God does not want you putting on a brave face in the pew, singing along when your soul is shattered. He has sympathy for where you are, but what needs to happen can only happen between you and him, and no amount of pumped-up meetings will substitute for that.

• The lust that wars in your members is not reserved for the carnal and the backslidden. David was godly, righteous, and admired by his enemies before his world came crashing down. Sleepless nights, unbearable guilt, bones aching, God seemingly silent—that was the private war of a saint.

• God cannot take you out of your battle because people around you are depending on your strength without knowing it. The intensity of your private war is often proportional to how many weak believers are sheltering in your shadow.

• The way through is not escape but magnification. Made a decision: live or die, I am going to praise God in the middle of this. Not after deliverance. Not on the other side of the Red Sea. Right here, right now, in the fire.

• Deliverance is not God's final goal. Israel was delivered ten times and still complained. God wants to know whether the trial made you more Christlike, more compassionate, more dependent on him, more ready for the next battle that is already coming.

• The devil sends lying spirits on assignment to those who walk closest to God, whispering night and day that you're a hypocrite and your anointing is gone. The answer is not to argue with the voice but to open your Bible and read promise after promise until the liar has nothing left to stand on.

Why Is the World the Way It Is? | Gary Wilkerson

Épisode 222

dimanche 17 mai 2026 • Durée 48:20

Gary Wilkerson walks straight into the hardest question first — why is the world like it is, and why am I like I am — then reveals that the same one-man problem that unleashed sin, death, and condemnation on the human race has been more than answered by one man whose grace, righteousness, and abundant life far outweigh everything Adam lost.

Preached: May 1, 2026

Main Points:

One man's sin in a garden released a virus more contagious and more deadly than anything that ever came out of a laboratory, spreading condemnation, judgment, death, and the wrath of God to every person born since. The mortality rate from the fall of man is exactly 100 percent.
The more important question is not why the world is as it is, but why I am as I am, because that is the one arena where the Holy Spirit will actually allow us to change something. Paul confessed it plainly: I do the very thing I hate and cannot do the thing I want.
We are sin deniers. We call it a moral failure, a disorder, a syndrome, a hangup, a struggle. God calls it sin, and until we call it what he calls it, we cannot receive what he has already done about it.
Jesus did not just come to forgive the sins you committed. He came to absorb the very sinner that you are. In the garden, he held a cup containing every war, every aborted child, every knocked-down door, every broken promise, every addiction, and he drank it.
The cross is not the complete story on its own. Jesus had to live a perfect life first, because only a spotless priest can sacrifice for others. His obedience was the prerequisite for his atoning death to be sufficient for the sins of the world.
The gospel is not just subtraction. Jesus did not simply take your sin and leave you empty. He imputed his own perfect righteousness, holiness, and obedience into you. That is the exchange that sets captives free.
You may have come looking for a breakthrough. Gary said it plainly: "You don't need a breakthrough; you need Jesus." One mercy outweighs a billion afflictions, and that one mercy is this: when you were dead in your sin, the King of kings came from heaven and washed you clean.

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