Sermons - Beyond The Walls Community Church

March 2020

From Brokenness to Compassionate Praying

Mar 22, 2020 | by Pastor Demetric Felton Sr | series: Dangerous Prayers

Nehemiah 1:1-11

Key Truth: Brokenness is the key to usefulness in God’s Kingdom. God will allow circumstances in our lives to overwhelm us, in order that we might humble ourselves and call upon Him in prayer.

The Foundation For Dangerous Prayers

Mar 15, 2020 | by Pastor Demetric Felton Sr. | series: Dangerous Prayers

Key Truth: Because the heart is the seat of our emotional, intellectual and moral activities, it is wise that we ask God to search our hearts. In-order that we may be able to pray dangerous prayers that reflect His glory.

Characteristics of a Dangerous Prayer

Mar 8, 2020 | by Elder Berry Ross | series: Dangerous Prayers

1 Samuel 1:8-18

Key Truth: Dangerous prayers are special petitions before God. Stemming from a deep desire that results in the community around you being blessed with God glorifying ramifications.

Close, But Not Close Enough

Mar 1, 2020 | by Pastor Marcus Robinson | series: (All)

Key Truth: Our closeness to God is determined by our actions and motives, and how we respond with our opportunities.

February 2020

I Have Everything I Need

Feb 23, 2020 | by Pastor Demetric Felton Sr | series: How Do You See It?

Psalms 23:1-6

Key Truth: Because Jesus Christ is our good shepherd we can rest securely in His love for us today.

God is Greater Than…

Feb 16, 2020 | by Pastor Demetric Felton Sr. | series: How Do You See It?

Key Truth: God will use pain and tragedy in our lives, so that we can truly see that God reigns.

-When we take our focus off of our problems and place it on God, we see that God is Greater…

God is greater than your sin.
God is greater than your job.
God is greater than your marriage.
God is greater than your children.
God is greater than your failures.
God is greater than your enemies.

You Are Not A Victim

Feb 9, 2020 | by Pastor Demetric Felton Sr | series: How Do You See It?

Key Truth: Our faith in Jesus Christ demands that we never allow ourselves to become victims of our struggles, circumstances, Satan, nor other people’s opinions.