Preaching Christ With Rev. Dr. C. H. E. Sadaphal

Pushing the pedal of a heavy truck sets off a chain reaction that propels thousands of pounds of metal and machinery barreling forward. Similarly, in our everyday lives, we can do small and simple things whose effects will far outweigh the effort we put it. In Acts 16, we find the apostle Paul in a chain reaction whose effects would forever change the world. In this week's sermon, learn how setting off your own chain reaction is as simple as A, B, C. Become empowered by the Word of God and break every chain that holds you back.

We have all faced big change in our lives, and big change is very difficult. Is there a Biblical blueprint on how to make the switch? The answers is yes and it can be found with the prophet Elisha in II Kings 6. Learn specific strategies and step by step instructions on how to change when change is difficult.

Take a closer look at the story God has written for your life. Is the character in your tale living up to expectations? Are you ready for a fresh new storyline that leads to a glorious ending? In the story of Martha, Mary and Lazarus, learn about what makes God cry and how the His ending always makes sense of the rest of your story. When Jesus tells Lazarus to Come forth! it not only means new life for Lazarus, but for Martha and Mary as well. But, the power in this resurrection lies not in that it happened. It lies in how it happened. Discover the details here.

Learn exactly what Psalm 119:105 means when it says, Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path. The Word brings light, the light casts shadows, and the light has the most value in the darkness. Get the full story in this sermon.

Unlock the secret of the miracle formula. This formula analyzes and dissects miracles so you will know what God requires of those who receive divine provision. You will also learn how to better prepare your vessel to receive a miracle if it is the will of God. This sermon has three main points: (1) Miracles take before they give. (2) Be careful what you ask for because God may bless you with a dirty miracle. (3) God can give you what you want, but you may give what is His to something else. Curious? Then listen to this podcast.

In this sermon, you will learn 3 strategies that will equip you to survive in Babylon, or all those hostile environments that suggest you abandon your faith and reject God’s principles. Preparation: survival begins before you even step foot in Babylon. There is one simple principle that will help you to navigate difficult scenarios. Perseverance is what keeps you going when the path of least resistance is to submit to the Babylonian king. What does being incarcerated in Maine have to do with the quest for eternal life? Find out in this week's podcast.

How can you run a good race? In our Christian walk, we all run a race and expect to meet our Lord and Savior, Jesus, at the finish line. Running a good race means our expectations will be met. Running a bad race means our fate may fall short of our present desire. Running a good race means running for Jesus, running light, and understanding that 1 + 1 = 1. Discover what this all means in this week's podcast.

In Part I, you learned what happened up until the moment of temptation. In this sermon, you will be empowered to learn what to do in the temptation and what escape doors to take. Dr. Sadaphal highlights three strategies you can use so that you can conquer those hurdles standing in your more perfect service to Christ. We all can escape temptation, but we have to escape to God.

In this C. H. E. Sadaphal sermon, you will discover what temptation is really made of so that you will be empowered to know how, when, and with what the enemy will strike. At the end of the day, anyone can tell you what temptation looks like, but the most dangerous forms are the ones you do not even know exist. In this sermon, you will be able to lift the veil of secrecy and bring to light what often hides in plain site.

Embrace the pervasive power of perspective and how it shapes not only what you see but how you interact with the world. Perception is the mental experience we all have that defines our reality. The perception principle is a process that allows God to mold and shape our mental image so that everything is experienced through the lens of God. In this sermon, learn how God started a fight for your salvation long ago, and how He intends to finish what He started.

Hear about The Story of All of Us—a story about origins, a story about purpose, and a story about God calling the world into existence. The call goes out to everyone. The question then becomes how you respond to the call of God. In this sermon, learn about position, permission, and prohibition. We are all assigned three tasks in life, and each task operates in context of the other two. God will promote you depending on how faithful you are to your assignments. Learn how to pass His tests.  

Have you felt sad and gloomy when tragedy strikes? Why bad things happen to good people, and conversely, why good things happen to bad people, are two questions that have challenged and stretched the minds of people since the beginning of time. In this sermon, open your heart, be filled with a Word from God, and embrace the answer to both questions.

Nurturing the correct Christian Identity is one of the most crucial parts of the modern walk of faith. In this C. H. E. Sadaphal sermon, discover exactly how the process is done. Have you ever found yourself wavering between opinions? Do you hop from branch to branch, often falling by the frailty of an opinion that cannot support the weight of your soul? Can you picture a better, more faithful and obedient version of yourself but find that it is either too hard or painful to keep up? Discover how to embrace who God truly called you to be and develop a fearless, unwavering, single-minded dedication to Elohim.