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“Then Jesus said…everything is possible for them who believe!”
Pastor's July 3rd Sermon
Abner Melecio's June 25th Sermon Part I
“Our Mission: Proclaiming the Acceptable Year of the Lord”
Sermonic Text: Luke 4:17-21
Abner Melecio's June 25th Sermon Part II
“Our Mission: Proclaiming the Acceptable Year of the Lord”
Sermonic Text: Luke 4:17-21
"I can do all things through ​Christ
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- Philippians 4:13​
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Theme:
“The Power of Prayer:       Deliverance, Hope,
​       and Sacrifice.”

SCRIPTURE: Mark 9:17-29​​​

This year’s Lenten theme is:“The Power of Prayer: Deliverance, Hope, and Sacrifice.” During this special season of reflection, consecration, and transformation, God is calling us to live out our purpose (last month’s theme) by embracing in our lives the power of prayer. Prayer is the key to our victory!  Prayer is the means by which we connect to the power of God, and prayer is what enables us to experience the glory of God. When we pray, when we come before the presence of the living God, things happen!  Nothing stays the same when we are touched by the Spirit of God. Deliverance occurs for “the truth will set us free”, Hope is rekindled for “anything is possible for God”, and being a “living sacrifice” truly becomes a way of life that is “pleasing and acceptable” to God. With the power of prayer, we are perfectly equipped to face any challenge, and fight any battle in the name of the Lord!  We have victory over all things!
 Jesus’ encounter with a desperate father whose son was extremely ill exemplifies how the power of prayer changes and transforms lives. The above-stated Scripture speaks about a boy “possessed by a spirit” needing deliverance and how his father came to Jesus and the disciples for help. Needless to say, Jesus prayed for the child and the child experienced immediate liberation and healing! But what transpired throughout this stirring encounter taught the disciples, and most importantly, teaches us crucial lessons concerning the power of prayer and our roles as “Prayer Warriors” with a purpose in God.   
 Firstly, we must never forget that prayer and our ability to tap into the power of God is not only for ourselves but for all those around us…family, friends, co-workers, and even strangers.  There are so many people in the same situation as that father who came to Jesus. There are so many people suffering from all kinds of diseases, so many facing taunting personal problems, and so many drowning in a sea of hopelessness. These people are searching for solutions and we are the ones God has called to bring forth the good news of the gospel, and the transformative power of the Holy Spirit!  It is the church who in the name of Jesus can rebuke the enemy and free the captives from sin. It is in Jesus’ name that we break the chains that hold down our brothers and sisters and free them to experience victory in the Lord.
This is called DELIVERANCE!
Glory be to the living God!  
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